School News Pagee Computer Challenge Pagee B3 B10 SSentinel.com Serving Middlesex County and adjacent areas of the Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck since 1896 Vol. 120, No. 7 Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • May 15, 2014 B Section Chargers up record to 4-1 in league play To host K&Q in doubleheader by Tom Hardin With 33 hits in their last two games the Middlesex High School varsity baseball team is on a hitting rampage. On Tuesday the Chargers opened an early lead and held off King William for 9-7 win in Deltaville. Kyle Shelton had a single. double and RBI to go along with a 7-inning complete game on the mound for MHS. Leading 9-7 with two outs in the seventh inning and Cavalier base runners on second and third base, MHS third baseman Adam White turned in a defensive gem to preserve the win. White fielded a ground ball, and instead of chancing a long throw to first base, he tagged out the Cavalier base runner trying to advance to third base for the final out. Matt Horne had a single, double and 3 RBIs for MHS; Greg Pitts, 2 singles and 2 RBIs; Kyle Lawson, 2 singles, and RBI; Chris Blake, a single and RBI; Trey Blankenship, a double and single; and Maurice Nelson, a single. Last week the Chargers collected 33 hits en route to a 29-1 win over Charles City. Blake had 2 doubles, 2 singles, 3 RBIs; Lawson, triple, double, single, 4 RBIs; Nelson, triple, 2 singles, 4 RBIs; Shelton, double, single, RBI; Austin Cooper, double, single, 3 RBIs; White, 2 singles, 2 RBIs; Horne, double, single, RBI; Pitts, double, single, 2 RBIs; Phillips, double, RBI; Blankenship and Jacob Kirby, a single apiece. Lawson pitched the first 3 innings for MHS and struck out 9. Upcoming Games Middlesex will host King and Queen in a doubleheader on Thursday, May 15, at 4:30 p.m. at Deltaville Ballpark. The Chargers will play at King William in a make-up game on Monday, May 19, at 5 p.m. The Chargers final game of the regular season will be at 7 p.m. on Friday, May 23, against Mathews in Deltaville Ballpark. The MathewsMiddlesex JV game will precede the varsity game at 5 p.m. The varsity Chargers are now 5-5 overall and 4-1 in Conference 42 play. MHS girls rout CCHS; fall to KW by Tom Chillemi 2014 Middlesex High Lady Chargers Members of the 2014 Middlesex High School varsity softball team for 2014 include, front row from left, Kaitlyn Weber, Avis Keeling, Olivia Major and Austen Taylor Dozier; middle row, Shelby Lewter, Quinlan Moore, Tambria Wake, Brianna Wiedman, Abigail Foster, Cheyenne Pullman, Ashley Walton, and Rachael Howard; back row, Zariah Freeze, assistant coach Neal Wake and head coach Wade Traynham. (Photo by Lisa Major) middlesex little league results Boys Minor League Cubs 21, Cardinals 7 For the Cubs, Kaleb Knight, 2 hits, 2 RBIs; Mac Crittenden, 2 hits, RBI; Pierce Lambert, 3 hits, 9 RBIs; Hunter Snyder, hit, RBI. For the Cardinals, Tanner St.Louis, 2 hits, 2 RBIs; Mason Hensley, Linten Robins, Liam Horsley and Sean Seawell each singled. Cardinals 12, Cubs 7 For the Cardinals, Brandon Barney, 2 hits, RBI; Tanner St.Louis, single, 2 RBIs; Linten Robins, single, double, 2 RBIs; Austin Lundy and Mason Hensley each singled. For the Cubs, Peyton Lambert, single, 2 runs; Pierce Lambert, 2 hits, 3 runs, 2 RBIs; Hunter Snyder, single, RBI; Philip Harte, single. Boys Major League Indians 6, Northumberland 4 For the Indians, Maclean Thomas, single, double, 2 RBIs; Logan Snyder, double, 2 RBIs; Christian (no last name reported), single; Mathew Wilson pitched 3 innings and struck out 5; Logan Snyder came on in relief, pitched 2 innings and struck out 6. Indians 12, Yankees 4 For the Indians, Avery Payne, single, run; Joseph Sears, single, triple, home run, 3 runs; Maclean Thomas, single, RBI; Logan Snyder, 2 singles, 2 doubles, 3 RBIs; Kenneth Beam, 2 doubles, run; Jacob South and Colby Williams each singled; Sears pitched 2 innings and struck out 2; Snyder pitched 3 innings and struck out 7. For the Yankees, Isaiah Burse, single; Jacob Nelson, double, 2 runs; Adam Smith, home run, 2 RBIs; Mathew Harte, walk, run. Girls Minor League Mathews Heat 9 Middlesex Force 5 For Middlesex, Taylor Berry, double; Haley Harcum, 2 singles, RBI; Skye Haskiell, single; and Emily Hall, single, RBI. Lancaster Heat 13 Middlesex Force 6 For Middlesex, Skye Haskiell, single; Haley Harcum, 2 singles, triple, RBI; Gracie Billings, double, RBI. Mathews Panthers 13 Middlesex Force 12 For Middlesex, Taylor Berry, single, 4 innings pitched with 4 strikeouts; Haley Harcum, 3 singles, 2 RBIs; Skye Haskiell, single; Kaelyn Sibley, single, double, 2 RBIs, 1 inning pitched with 2 strikeouts; Sara Paige Murray, RBI and great defensive plays; and Peyton Miller, single. Girls Major League Middlesex Diamonds 7 Middlesex Thunder 13 For the Diamonds, Adrienne Galloway, single, 2 RBIs; Riley Howe, single, walk, RBI; Katelyn Smith, single, RBI; Kayleigh Lewis, single, walk; Amber Self, single, walk; Clarista Hampton, single, 3 walks; Arviet Underwood, walk; Amber Edwards, Tiffany Mott and Tamara Reed each walked; Kayleigh Lewis pitched 3 innings with 5 strikeouts The Middlesex Lady Chargers varsity softball team split a pair of Conference 42 games this week. They defeated Charles City 22-4 on May 8, and lost 13-0 to King William on May 13. Against visiting Charles City, the Lady Chargers benefited from walks and errors. Lady Charger Kaitlyn Weber hurled a one-hitter and struck out 7 Lady Panthers. Weber is 4-2 in Conference 42 play. At the plate, Avis Keeling and Quinlan Moore each homered; Weber tripled; Shelby Lewter and Tambria Wake each doubled; and Austen Taylor Dozier, Rachael Howard, and Cheyenne Pullman each singled. The Lady Chargers gave up 8 runs to King William in the first inning on May 13 and struggled at the plate. Lead-off batter Avis Keeling got the only hit for Middlesex in the first inning. She also reached on an error in the third. The Lady Chargers are at King William on Monday, May 19, at 5 p.m. for a make-up game. MHS will host Mathews on Friday, May 23, at 7 p.m. in its regular season finale. Deltas to open 2014 season Saturday at Deltaville Ballpark The Deltaville Deltas will open 6/7 vs. Peninsula Pirates, 7:30 p.m. their 2014 season at 7:30 p.m. on Sat6/8 at Peninsula Pirates, 4 p.m. urday, May 17, against the Hampton 6/14 vs. York Cannons, 7:30 p.m. Braves at Deltaville Ballpark. 6/15 at York Cannons, 4 p.m. On Sunday, May 18, the Deltas, 6/21 vs. Newport News Cardinals, defending regular season champions 7:30 p.m. of the Southern Virginia Baseball 6/22 at Newport News Cardinals, 4 League, will travel to Trimble Field p.m. in Hampton to battle the Braves at 3 6/28 vs. Hampton Braves, 7:30 p.m. p.m. 6/29 at Hampton Braves, 3 p.m. 7/5 vs. York Cannons, 5 p.m. 2014 Deltas Schedule 7/6 at York Cannons, 4 p.m. 5/17 vs. Hampton Braves, 7:30 p.m. 7/13 at VBA 61’s, 4 p.m. 5/18 at Hampton Braves, 3 p.m. 7/19 vs. Peninsula Pirates, 7:30 5/24 vs. Newport News Cardinals, p.m. 2 p.m. 7/20 at Peninsula Pirates, 4 p.m. 5/25 at Newport News Cardinals, 4 7/26 vs. VBA 61’s, 7:30 p.m. p.m. 7/27 at VBA 61’s, 4 p.m. 5/31 vs. VBA 61’s, 7:30 p.m. 8/1-10 Championship Tournament Ella Hodges of the Middlesex Riptide slides safely across home plate in a recent Girls Minor League softball game at the Middlesex Sports Complex. (Photo by Wendy Payne) and 9 walks; Amber Self pitched 2 innings with 5 strikeouts and 2 walks. Mathews Mojos 11 Middlesex Diamonds 1 For the Diamonds, Kayleigh Lewis, single, RBI; Tiffany Mott, single; Destiny Carpenter, single; Amber Self, 2 walks; Ariana Beverly, walk; Kayleigh Lewis pitched 4 innings with 6 strikeouts and 8 walks; Amber Self pitched an inning with 1 strikeout and 2 walks. Mathews Mojos 19 Middlesex Diamonds 3 For the Diamonds, Kayleigh Lewis, single; Katelyn Smith, single, RBI; Ariana Beverly, walk; Arviet Underwood, walk; Clarista Hampton, walk; Amber Self pitched 2 2/3 innings with 4 walks; Kayleigh Lewis pitched 2 innings with 2 strikeouts and 4 walks. Coaches should email Little League results to Tom Chillemi at tchillemi@ ssentinel.com by 5 p.m. on Mondays, earlier if possible. On Friday, May 30, the GloucesterMathews Humane Society will hold the Monty Haskell Memorial Golf Tournament at Piankatank River Golf Club in Hartfield. Proceeds benefit the Gloucester-Mathews Humane Society. Chesapeake Bank is a corporate sponsor and other businesses in the area are supporting teams or advertising at the event. The all-inclusive cost of $100 per player includes lunch, two drinks, golf fees, two mulligans per person and five raffle tickets. An added feature is a beer-tasting by Devil’s Backbone Brewery and hors d’oeuvres after the event. Non-players are welcome to attend for $25. Donations and registration may be made through Pay Pal on the GMHS website. Monty Haskell volunteered in the community and was a civic leader. At the first Humane Society golf tournament he drove the beverage cart rather than play golf. He was a kind and gentle man who could teach other people’s children to drive while serving on the planning commission, running Mike’s Tire, and being a leader in Ware Church. The game is captain’s choice with longest drive and closest-to-the-pin prizes also being awarded. Registration is at 11 a.m. Raffle winners will be chosen by the end of play. Please contact Mary Catherine Ciszewski, the outreach coordinator at GMHS, at 693-5520 (ext. 309) or Patty Rosenberg at pattygould2@ gmail.com for more information. Harley Moore Harley Moore pitching May 30 golf tournament his way into Dickinson to benefit Humane Society College baseball history The Dickinson College baseball team had four players earn spots on the 2014 All-Centennial Conference Baseball Team, including former Middlesex High School standout Harley Moore. Moore was one of the aces of the Devils’ pitching staff. He posted a 6-0 record, making nine appearances and throwing 56 innings. He tied the school record with 11.09 strikeouts per nine innings and held opponents to a batting average of a mere .190. In his career at Dickinson, Moore averages 10.09 strikeouts per nine innings, second on the all-time Dickinson College list. The southpaw had an ERA of 1.93, the fourth best single season ERA in Dickinson baseball history, while low- ering his program-best ERA of 2.98 for his career. He ranks fifth all-time with 176 strikeouts, and is in the top 10 for career innings pitched, complete games, shutouts, wins and runners picked-off. Moore ranked third in the conference in strikeouts, and fifth in ERA. The Red Devils’ pitching staff finished the year ranked eighth nationally in strikeouts per nine innings at 8.4, and 55th in ERA. Moore ranked 20th in the country in strikeouts per nine innings. Dickinson finished 22-12-1 on the season for the second-best record in school history, and the third time in the last four years the Red Devils have won more than 20 games. B2 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • May 15, 2014 JV Chargers win twice Members of the winning A Flight team were, from left, Skyler Bristow, Tom Bliley, Eric Bliley and Mike Ailsworth. Eighty-six players compete in Boddie Memorial Golf Classic Eighty-six golfers teed off in the Father John Boddie Memorial Golf Classic on May 9 at the Piankatank River Golf Club (PRGC) in Hartfield. This was the fifth annual edition of the event hosted by the Church of the Visitation, Topping. With a prayer of encouragement, Pastor Robert Cummins sent forth the players to compete in the “Captain’s Choice” team format. The afternoon competition culminated in a banquet and awards ceremony at the Steamboat Restaurant. Tournament director Gary Richardson said, “Once again, the community came together for a great day of fun and fellowship in memory of Father John. The series continues to be a success because of such strong support from our sponsors, donors, volunteers, and enthusiastic golfers. We are especially grateful to PRGC general manager Buzz Lambert and his entire team—pro shop workers, course superintendent and crew, and Steamboat Restaurant staff—for their typically superb service.” The following is a list of award winners: A Flight: First Place, Tom Bliley, Mike Ailsworth, Skyler Bristow, Eric Bliley; Second Place, Dick Dougherty, Fred Siewers, Lee Hellis, Paul Hayden; Third Place, Kathryn Bliley, Norbert Bliley, Carey Bliley, Dorrie Ross. B Flight: First Place, Nevin Ramsburg, Bobby Weis, Larry Julian, Dan Whitaker; Second Place, Stan Hebner, Phil Hebner, Alan McNamee, John Holt; Third Place, Bill Williams, Mark Williams, Alan Davis, David South. C Flight: First Place, Bob Dugin, Joe Cronin, Larry Espiritu, Sandy Matson; Second Place, J. Gardner, Don Hebert, Dan Crawford, Mike Martinez; Third Place, Tom Shoemaker, Frank Lohr, Pete Hall, Eric Sutton. Ladies’ Flight: First Place, Betty Johnson, Shirley Hall, Jo Turek, Sherri Comer; Second Place, Marny Richardson, Chrystal Welch, Lynne Richardson, Donna Lange. Longest Drives: John McCormack, Marny Richardson. Closet to the Pin: Tony Rizzio, Larry Espiritu, Patty Rosenberg, Shirley Hall. Straightest Drives: Greg Pitts, Patricia Jones. Putting Contest: John McCormack. Conference 42 track meet set for May 21 Middlesex High School track results reported from the May 7 meet at Northumberland were as follows: Ridge Ellis, first place 1600 meters (4:52), and first place 400 meters (55.46); Greg Robinson, second place 110meter high hurdles (18.2) and second place, 300 meter intermediate hurdles (46.9); Jacob Self, second place 800 meters (2:15); and Kaleb Wake, discus (113’6”). The Chargers will compete at 4 p.m. Thursday, May 15, at Northumberland, and in the Conference 42 meet on Wednesday, May 21, at Charles City High School. There was no girls track results reported to the Sentinel this week. Middlesex High School Featured Athletes of the Week Sponsored by Bill Hudgins JV Softball Sierra Hartley Meghan Shores Maggie Bull Morgan Charnock VEHICLE OF THE WEEK 2007 Saturn Vue $8,995 #340991 *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] The Middlesex High School junior varsity soccer team defeated King William 2-1 on May 2; blanked Rappahannock 2-0 on May 5; and lost 1-0 to King William on May 7. In the first match against King William, the Chargers were down a few starters because of the state Technology Students Association (TSA) competition in Richmond so several players had to change positions. The Chargers’ first goal came when a corner kick bounced around in front of the goal and Emilie Smith kicked it in. In the second quarter, Andres Rowe came off the bench with aggressive play. “He gave me 150% every minute he was in and really made a difference on the offensive and defensive sides of the ball,” said MHS coach Eric Smith. MHS goalie Clayton Chandler had a strong second half. “Clayton was making some amazing reaction saves throughout the game and saved us multiple times,” said Smith. About halfway through the half, Andre Johnson moved up to forward and made some nice runs to the goal. This changed the Cavaliers’ defensive strategy, said Smith. “Andre received the ball at midfield and drove to about 30 yards from the goal. He launched a nice shot that tipped off the goalie’s hands and went into the net for our second goal.” Offensive players of the game were Smith, Johnson, and Elijah Fomin. Defensive players of the game were Andres Rowe, Will Howard, and Chandler, who had over 20 saves. On May 5, MHS traveled to Rappahannock with hopes of avenging a 1-0 loss from earlier in the season. “Our guys were really pumped up from our win against King William,” said Coach Smith. Early in the game Johnson made a great throw to Kian Cheatham, who made a dribble and lob feed to E. Smith, who scored the first MHS goal. MHS led 1-0 at the half and continued with “great-looking soccer from a group of players playing as a team” in the second half, said Coach Smith. Near the end of the game (See Soccer, page B10) 2014 RCC Gulls 9HWWHOHUUVJR*VTT\UP[`*VSSLNL»Z^VTLU»ZMHZ[WP[JOZVM[IHSS[LHTÄUPZOLK[OL season in Richmond on April 26 with a 12-6 loss to the Virginia Commonwealth University club team, and an 18-3 win over the Longwood University club team. It was a big day at the plate for Ebony Tunstall, who hit a grand slam; former Middlesex High School standout Raquel Pierce, who blasted in three runs; and former MHS standout Megan Payne, whose solo shot was her fourth home run of the season. Team members include, front row from left, Jessica Dixon of Middlesex County, and Megan Fisher of Richmond County; second row, Heather Blankenship of Middlesex, Brittany Thompson of Westmoreland, and Ebony Tunstall and Hannah Pierson, both of Essex County; third row, Amanda Headley of Richmond County, Megan Payne and Raquel Pierce, both of Middlesex, and Quanna Bryant of Essex. In the back is head coach Reggie Brann. Not pictured are Taylor Glass of Essex County, and Karson Napier of Westmoreland. RCC students and prospective students who are interested in playing softball during the 2014-15 school year can email [email protected] for more information. Virginia Motor Speedway to host Annual TireX USA 100 on Saturday The excitement level is building as officials of Virginia Motor Speedway get ready to host the 35th Annual TireX USA 100 this Saturday, May 17. The event will once again be sanctioned by the Ultimate Super Late Model Series and will pay the winner of the 50-lap feature a cool $10,000. The previous champions for this race is a list of “who’s who” in dirt late model racing. Fans can expect to see the best drivers on the East Coast competing for the top prize. Two-time and defending Ultimate Series Champion Casey Roberts, current point leader Dennis Franklin, Jeff Smith and the rest of the tour regulars will have their hands full with regional stars like Steve Shaver, Chris Ferguson, Ricky Elliott and Jamie Lathroum. The race will once again feature the “fan friendly” format of two 25-lap qualifying races to make it into the 50-lap “A” main. Spectator gates open at 5 p.m. On-track activities begin at 6:30 p.m. Pickleball clinic set in Deltaville Come learn to play pickleball at a clinic on Saturday, June 7, from 10 a.m.-noon at the Deltaville tennis courts. Mike Roberts, a pickleball ambassador, will lead the session, with help from regular Legion 241 baseball tryouts begin Sunday Tryouts for two American Legion Post 241 baseball teams will be held at Deltaville Ballpark on Sunday, May 18, from 4-6 p.m.; and on Sunday, May 25, from 2-4 p.m. and from 4-6 p.m. There will be two teams—a junior team for ages 13-17, and a senior team for ages 17-19. For more information, contact coach Joey Fitchett at 804-832-5076. players. “Come try this sport out; it is fun and a good way to make new friends!” said an event organizer Bruce Forsberg. For more information, call Forsberg at 776-7734. GOLF Memberships FREE Month of Dues fishing report by Capt. Percy Blackburn The rockfish spring season begins May 16 and continues through June 15. The minimum size during the spring season is 18”, and the possession limit is two fish per person. No fish between 28” and 32” may be kept during the spring season, but one fish of the two-fish limit may exceed 32”. Using light tackle in the shallows is the best method for catching these favorites during the spring season. The water temperature was higher than normal over this past winter, but it has been slow to warm up during the spring. The expected early season for croaker has been quite slow getting started, but warmer weather during the past week has quickly raised the water temperature. There have been reports of a few fish being caught, but nothing to brag about. If you want to target croakers, try fishing off the dock or along the river bank in the early mornings and evenings using squid, bloodworms or shrimp. Captain Wayne Williams (804-758-4875) on the charterboat “Too Salty” has had several good trips over the past week. He has had catches of croaker, white perch and catfish just below Urbanna and in the vicinity of the Red Barns, as well as Punchbowl on the Rappahannock River. He also Hunters to play D’Backs in Deltaville On Friday, May 16, at 7:30 p.m. the Virginia Hunters, a 13-and-under travel baseball team based in the Northern Neck, will take on the Gloucester D’Backs at Deltaville Ballpark. Several local players are on the Hunters. when paid annually. reported catching a few small spot. Captain Randy King (804239-2990) on the charter boat “Alma Lee” has caught croaker at Sturgeon Bar and Butlers Hole. Ray Ruth caught and released over 50 catfish in a period of about two hours fishing from his dock on the Rappahannock near Jamaica. They were in the 2 to 5 pound range. Don’t forget that the season is closed for the taking of speckled trout between March 1 and July 31, 2014. The water temperature at Stingray Point is currently 68-70 degrees. t/P'PPE.JOJNVNTt6OMJNJUFE1MBZ t'SFF8BMLJOH Annual Membership Dues Individual: $1704 ~ With Cart: $2224 Family: $2568 ~ With Cart: $3433 Call or email for details: 804.435.7842 [email protected] Captain Percy Blackburn (804-240-6756) is a member of the Virginia Charter Boat Association and the National Association of Charterboat Operators. 480 Old Saint Johns Road, Irvington, VA 22480 LJOHDBSUFSHPMfDMVbDPN Weekly Tides Windmill Point – Sunrise & Moon – May 2014 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 Tue. 5/20 High 4:03 Low 10:46 High 4:34 Low 11:07 Sat. 5/17 High Low High Low 1:22 1.6’ 8:08 -0.2’ 1:47 1.3’ 8:11 -0.1’ Sunrise 5:54 Sunset 8:09 Moonset 8:34 Moonrise 11:09 Wed. 5/21 High 5:04 1.3’ Low 11:43 0.0’ High 5:37 1.3’ Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset 5:51 8:13 1:24 1:00 Sun. 5/18 High Low High Low 2:13 1.5’ 8:58 -0.1’ 2:39 1.3’ 9:05 0.0’ Sunrise Sunset Moonset Moonrise 5:53 8:10 9:39 11:59 Thu. 5/22 Low 12:14 High 6:07 Low 12:40 High 6:41 0.2’ 1.3’ 0.0’ 1.3’ Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset 5:50 8:13 2:01 2:06 Mon. 5/19 High 3:06 1.5’ Low 9:51 -0.1’ High 3:35 1.3’ Low 10:04 0.0’ Sunrise 5:52 Sunset 8:11 Moonset 10:46 Fri. 5/23 Low High Low High 0.2’ 1.3’ 0.0’ 1.4’ Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset 5:50 8:14 2:37 3:11 Corrections High Low Height Piankatank River, Cherry Pt. Great Wicomico River Light Smith Point Light -1:42 0:30 1:01 -1:44 0:20 0:44 86% 75% 86% 1:21 7:10 1:38 7:42 Sunrise 5:52 Sunset 8:12 Moonrise 12:43 Moonset 11:53 PM times are in boldface type CHUCK’S HVAC SERVICES 1.4’ 0.0’ 1.3’ 0.1’ (804) 824-8568 Air Conditioning and Heating • Sales and Service May 15, 2014 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B3 school St. Clare Walker TSA open house, fundraiser night set for May 21 Graduating Lynda Beth Collier and Jack Lee McComas are proud to announce the graduation of their son, Joseph Michael McComas. Joseph is graduating with a bachelor of arts degree in political science from Bridgewater College. The commencement exercises will be held on May 17. Joseph is a 2010 high school graduate of Middlesex High School. More sports and school news on pages B9-B10 The public is invited to the St. Clare Walker Middle School (SCW) Technology Student Association (TSA) open house on Wednesday, May 21, from 6-8 p.m. SCW TSA students competed and placed well at the Virginia TSA Technosphere 2014 State Leadership Conference. The team, comprised of 19 students from SCW, brought home eight trophies, including four for first place. TSA competitions and events stress the importance of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) concepts, leadership, and presentation skills. The SCW TSA (http:// scwteched.weebly.com/tsa. html) performance at the state competition has guaranteed advancement to the National TSA Conference, scheduled for June 27-July 2 in Washington, D.C. During this annual conference and premier educational event, over 60 middle school and high school technology based student competitions will be held. Also, students will be able to participate in leadership training sessions, career and education fairs, STEM educational products and services demonstrations, and a national service project. Students will return to the community with experience competing against the best in Dobe Run CANINE BOARDING, DAYCARE & GROOMING Open Monday – Sunday 8am to 5pm 804-758-4360 11935 Tidewater Trail • Saluda the nation and having gained expertise and knowledge from peers from across the country. More information is available on the national TSA website at www.tsaweb.org. “Please come join us at St. Clare Walker middle school for our SCW TSA open house night in the Technology Education Classroom,” said faculty team advisor Matthew Short. “Our TSA students will be there to present and discuss their projects that they’re taking to the national competition. For more information regarding SCW TSA, or to assist the team financially in raising funds for the trip to the national conference, contact Short at 758-2561 or mshort@ mcps.k12.va.us. — MES Students-of-the-Month — The Middlesex Elementary School Students of the Month for April in grades 3-5 include, front row from left, Owen Wynberry, Donovan Whitaker, Sara Paige Murray and Laura Walton; middle row, Aniyah Thompson, Adonnis Harris, Catie Lowe, Hannah Murden, Karime Juarez and Shawn Hickey; back row, Xavier Washington, Jacob Marx, Skye Haskiell, Lilly Taylor and Kemaya Holmes. honors St. Margaret’s School Second Trimester Head of school Lindy MacDonald Williams is pleased to announce the names of students who have earned a place on the St. Margaret’s School honor and merit rolls for the second trimester of the 2013-2014 academic year. Students named to the honor roll have earned an overall grade point average of 3.7 or above with no actual grade lower than a B. Local students include, senior Katie Hodges of Tappahannock; junior Paige Haley of Bowling Green; sophomore Angela Travis of Dunnsville; freshmen Lauren Harter of Tappahannock, Kendall Lloyd of Tappahannock and Saetbyull Park of Warsaw; and eighth grader Heather McMahon of Tappahannock. Other students named to the honor roll include seniors Freda Assuah, Alana Beaton, Jo Deng and Meghann Dintino; juniors Cameron Durr, Ema Gazdikova, Rebecca Hugh, Yuqin Peng and Jose Thomas; sophomores Brenay Greenslade, Yuki Mitsuda, Qamar Nisa Mohammad Ayoub and Camryn Travis; freshmen Tonisha Gaitor, Kirsti Kokko, Nhi Luong and Kiera Whann; and eighth-grader Ana Sofia Issa. Students named to the merit roll have earned an overall grade point average of 3.3 or above with no actual grade lower than a C. Local students include senior Mili Patel of Tappahannock; junior Abbie Pierce of Dunnsville; and sophomores Emma Krusz of Tappahannock and Nadia Moss of Kilmarnock. Other students name to the merit roll are seniors Elaine Liu, Alia Chen, Katie Dunn, Hannah Gibian, Tamai Hiyane, Julie Kim, Charlene Liang, Mairead Mazan, Callie Pace and Tina Wu; juniors Elizabeth McEldowney, Austeja Stroncikaite and Dorinda Stryker; sophomores Kimmie John, Erin Johnson, Olivia Street and Jordan White; freshman Jada Avery; and eighth graders Elena Barcena Escandon and Jaleh Javadpour. Cloud inducted into Honor Society The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi has announced that Olivia Cloud of Topping, a graduate of Middlesex High School, was recently initiated into Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines. Cloud was initiated at Salisbury University in Maryland. Cloud is among approximately 32,000 students, faculty, professional staff and alumni to be initiated into Phi Kappa Phi each year. Membership is by invitation and requires nomination and approval by a chapter. Only the top 10% of seniors and 7.5% of juniors, having at least 72 semester hours, are eligible for membership. Graduate students in the top 10% of the number of candidates for graduate degrees may also qualify, as do faculty, professional staff, and alumni who have achieved scholarly distinction. The Middlesex Elementary School Students of the Month for April in grades K-2 include, front row from left, Brayden Payne, Summer Carnell, Julianna Belville, Elsie Koontz, SavanUHO1HJRZVU*HYPZZH2VOLS2H`SP.YPMÄUHUK4HZVU)\SS"IHJRYV^(TILY.VLUZ:R`SHY Anderson, Zikirah Morris, Austin Hesson and Cameron Lambert. Not pictured is Leah Wright. Middlesex High School Students of the Month Middlesex High School congratulates the following Students of the Month for April for their outstanding leadership, citizenship, and scholarship. From left, they are Willie Holt, Morgan Charnock, Lily Poulson, Amberly Blakely, Katie Blake, Amber Clark, Taylor :OVYLZ5PJVSL)HYUOHYK[1VJLS`U.YPMÄU,YPU1HJRZVU:[L]LU4V[[HUK2`SL-VYZ[ RCC courses cover most widely-used technology Three one-credit courses offered at Rappahannock Community College this summer are designed to help students make the most of widely-available technology tools. Information systems technology professor Michael Greene will explain Powerpoint presentations, Excel spreadsheets, and an assortment of social, business and career tools. Each of these topics will be covered in three afternoon sessions, 2-5 p.m., at a cost of $135.19, plus fees and textbook. “Become a Presentation Master” (course number AST 147-Presentation Software), to be offered on May 29, and June 2 and 5, explores the possibilities of PowerPoint presentation software. Students will learn the software and design concepts used to make powerful, elegant, and creative presentations, and will gain an understanding not only of what makes great slides, but of what pitfalls to avoid. “Become a Spreadsheet Wizard” (ITE 140-Micro SWSpreadsheets), on June 9, 12, 16, will move students past the basics toward a mastery of Excel software. Greene said he will “uncover some powerful functions and vital keyboard shortcuts” that will greatly increase productivity in using these tools. On June 19, 23, and 26, “Learning the Internet for Business” (AST 160) will teach how to build engaging content for a personal brand or small business. Students will use online tools to communicate and collaborate with their (See RCC, page B10) 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 B4 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • May 15, 2014 church Roy Smith to speak at Spring Hill Spring Hill Baptist Church in Cobbs Creek will have Brother Roy Smith of West Point as its guest speaker on Sunday, May 18, at the 11 a.m. worship. Everyone is invited to attend. God’s Trombones ‘Open Pulpit’ planned at Abiding Faith The Promise Academy of Virginia, in association with Shiloh Baptist Church of Reedville and James Pettis Productions, presented the musical play “God’s Trombones” at St. Clare Walker Middle School last Saturday. Laymetha Reed Guy, president and founder of The Promise Academy of Virginia, and Linwood Guy, co-founder of the Promise Academy, thanked the supporters of the event. The Guys said, “We whole-heartedly express our deepest gratitude to all cast members and crew, Rev. Alvin L. Hill Jr., Prophetess Marilyn Carter, Rev. Woodland Holmes, Dr. Griselda Bayton, Rev. Paul Pleasants, Elder Janel Pleasant, Apostle Carroll Carter, Rev. Tyrone Young, Minister Uthia Hicks Harris, Rev. Anthony Nutt, Rev. Fred D. Holmes Jr., Dr. Barbara Cain, Rev. Frederick Young, Dr. W.T. Carter, Rev. Calvin Rideau, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Beverley, the St. Clare Walker staff, and the Middlesex County School Board for their participation in making the stage production God’s Trombones an overwhelming success. We could not have done this without you. May God continue to bless each of you, your church congregations and communities.” Above is a scene from the production. (Photo by Larry Chowning) On Sunday, May 25, at Abiding Faith Baptist Church (AFBC) at 83 Bluff Point Road in Kilmarnock will observe “Open Pulpit,” which provides the opportunity for licensed/ ordained ministers who have not been appointed or called to a church to deliver the word. Minister Samuel A. Cain from AFBC will deliver the preached word. 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This special program will take place during the 11 a.m. service. “Come as we salute our troops with patriotic music and a powerful message from Brig. Gen. (retired) Robert Morris,” said LUMC pastor Rev. Dr. Barry Burkholder. Morris is a retired National Guard chaplain and a member of LUMC. LCDR Justin K. Whitt and members of the Gloucester High School Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps will provide the color guard. Nick Magnani will provide special music on the bagpipes, and Thomas Gillie will be the bugler. Military personnel are encouraged to wear their uniforms and/or hat and medals. “Please join us in saying ‘thank you’ to all the men and women who have served our great nation, especially those who made the ultimate sacrifice,” said Rev. Burkholder. Unitarians to discuss ‘children’ On Sunday, May 18, Caroline Shifflett and Kristi VanAudenhove will speak at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Rappahannock (UUFR). The title of their talk will be “Embracing the Spirit of the Child in Our Midst.” “Join us as we raise an important question: Do we have a culture and atmosphere which is multigenerational in nature and family-friendly in order to meet the complex needs of today’s families with children and youth? With so many stresses and competing events drawing families in different directions, we need to consider just what our fellowship offers to support and enrich the spirits of the children within us and the children around us,” said Shifflett. Shifflett has been an active member of the UUFR since 2003, is a former president, and has served in many leadership roles. VanAudenhove has been involved in religious education for kids at Williamsburg UU. The UUFR meets every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at 366 James Wharf Road in White Stone. Coffee and refreshments will follow the service. Bishop Johnson to celebrate 7th anniversary Antioch to recognize missionaries Bishop Carlton B. Johnson will celebrate his 7th anniversary at Greater Grace Baptist Church on Sunday, May 18, at 3:30 p.m. Pastor Paul Pleasant and the Calvary Baptist Church family will be the guests. All are welcome. Greater Grace Baptist Church is at 7521 Richmond Rd., Williamsburg. 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. ‘Living with Rev. Tate will preach at Grace Diabetes’ to The Rev. Drucilla Tate, interim pastor of First Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Newtown, will be the preacher of the Annual Women’s Service at Grace Episcopal Church, Millers Tavern, Route 684, on Sunday, May 18, at 3 p.m. She will be accompanied by the choir, ushers, officers and members of the church. A reception will follow. There will be no morning service. be discussed The public is invited to Living Water Lutheran Church at 83 Bluff Point Rd. in Kilmarnock on Monday, May 19, at 7 p.m. for a presentation on living with Type 1 Diabetes from the viewpoint of Virginia Ferre, a wife, mother and grandmother. Ferre is a former area resident whose affected family members have a combined total of 141 years living with the condition. Ferre will be available for questions. Mt. Zion BC to celebrate Lower Church Women’s Day Spring Fling Mount Zion Baptist Church of Church View will celebrate Women’s Day on Sunday, May 25, at 11 a.m. The guest speaker for this celebration will be Shelia Pleasants, First Lady of Calvary Baptist Church at Christchurch. First Lady Wah Wah Rideau of Immanuel Baptist Church in Saluda will serve as the worship leader. 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Box 276, Heathsville, Va. 22473 May 15, 2014 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B5 obituaries Registration under way for Deltaville 5K, Kids Fun Run John Creel Estes III John Creel “Johnny” Estes III, 62, resident of Beaverdam, former resident of Goochland County, passed away on May 7, 2014 of natural causes. Johnny was born February 2, 1952 in Richmond, graduated from Middlesex High School, and Auto Diesel School in Nashville, Tenn. He served his country in the National Guard, and worked for Cavalier Transportation and Best Products. Johnny was generous to a fault, adept at many things, and was loving, kind, and lived life to the fullest. He enjoyed camping, boating and classic cars. Johnny is predeceased by his father John C. Estes Jr.; and brother, Gary Estes. He is survived by his caring mother, Evaleigh Estes; loving wife of 25 years, Sandra Hart Estes; beloved sisters, Karen Bergdoll and Lisa Deeson; and devoted stepdaughter, Kimberly Rodriguez (Manuel); and three grandchildren, Peyton, Manuel and Joshua. Funeral services were held May 12 in the Bennett Chapel of Bennett Funeral Home in Richmond with interment in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. Contributions in lieu of flowers may be made to Zion Christian Church, 16158 Beaverdam Road, Beaverdam, VA 23015, or to your local rescue squad or fire department. Nancy C. Milby Nancy Carter Milby of Hartfield passed away Saturday, May 10, 2014. She was born in Stuart on March 21, 1960. Nancy graduated from Patrick County High School and Wingate University. She received her Master’s from George Mason University. Nancy was a special education teacher for nearly 20 years. Nancy is survived by her husband, David Alan Milby of Hartfield; her brother, William Curtis Carter Jr. of Stuart; two nephews, Gabe Heath of Charlottesville, and Parker Heath of Stuart. She also is survived by two brothers-inlaw, Willard S. Milby (Laurie) and Michael J. Milby (Denise), one sister-in-law, Debbie Pharo (Perry), and father-in-law Willard J. Milby III, all of New Jersey. Nancy is also survived by two dear lifelong friends, Karen Putnam (Thompson) and Shannon Cockram (Smith), both of Patrick County. Nancy was preceded in death by her parents, William Curtis Carter and Phyllis Moore Carter, her sister, Amy Ruth Carter, and special aunt, Callie Ruth Carter Price, all of Stuart. The funeral service was held May 14 at Lower United Methodist Church in Hartfield with interment in the church cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Lower United Methodist Church or to Almost Home Gospel Band, care of William Curtis Carter Jr., 4364 Tudor Orchard Road, Stuart, VA 24171. Arrangements by Bristow-Faulkner Funeral Home and Cremation Service, Saluda. Doris T. Loving Doris T. Loving of Urbanna passed away Friday, May 9, 2014. She was the widow of Sanford B. Loving and she was born August 14, 1914 in Caroline County. She was predeceased by one daughter, Pearl L. Bazacos; and two sons, Earl H. Loving and Ronald (Ronnie) Loving. She was a member of Urbanna United Methodist Church and very active in the Care Group of the church. She was employed by Marshall’s Drug Store for over 30 years. In her retirement years, she devoted her time to making shawls for cancer patients. She is survived by her daughter, Barbara L. (Rudolph) Shackelford of Urbanna; and two sons Willard “Bear” Loving of Urbanna and Marshall G. (Susan) Loving of Hartsville, S.C.; six grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held May 12 in Urbanna United Methodist Church. Interment was in Middlesex Memorial Cemetery, Urbanna. Memorial gifts may be made to Urbanna United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 217, Urbanna, VA 23175. Arrangements by Bristow-Faulkner Funeral Home and Cremation Service, Saluda. St. Paul plans Women’s Day St. Paul Baptist Church in Jamaica will have its Annual Women’s Day Program on Sunday, May 25, at 3:30 p.m. The guest speaker will be Rev. Jean Meney, associate minister of Mt. Olive Baptist Church. The Mt. Olive Baptist Church Choir in Hustle will render the music. All are invited. Forest Chapel yard sale is Saturday Registration for the Deltaville 5K & Kids Fun Run 2014 is now open at www. DVLRace.com. The public is invited to join fellow runners and walkers of all ages on Saturday, July 5, for another exciting event. This year’s race pays tribute to what makes Deltaville great—offering a gateway to the Chesapeake Bay for business and pleasure. See the website for a sneak peak of this year’s theme. For the fourth year, registration fees remain at $25 for the 5K and $10 for the Kids Fun Run. After July 2, prices increase by $5. Walk-up registration begins Friday, July 4, from 1-5 p.m. across from the Deltaville Community Center and resumes at 6:30 a.m., the following morning on race day, July 5. All participants will receive a commemorative t-shirt and medal. Prize medals for top male, female, overall, and by age group will be awarded. T-shirts are not guaranteed for registrations after June 22. The Kids Fun Run begins 8 a.m., followed by the 5K at 8:30 a.m. During the 5K race, the Middlesex Family YMCA will provide Kiddie Corral child care. As in past years, the course will follow Route 33 and Lover’s Lane, and will be completed by 9:30 a.m. For race details, including sponsorships and volunteering, visit www.DVLRace.com. St. Margaret’s volleyball clinic set for Saturday St. Margaret’s School in Tappahannock will host a volleyball clinic on Saturday, May 17, beginning at 10 a.m. The clinic is free and open to girls in grades 6-10 and will include coaching from the players on Williamsburg Volleyball Club 17, lunch, and a panel discussion with current and former college athletes from the University of North Carolina, University of Richmond, Old Dominion University, University of Florida, Rhodes College about NCAA rules and regulations, and the expectations and life of a high school and college student athlete. To register, contact St. Margaret’s athletic director Cynthia Walker at 443-3357, ext. 3034, or email cwalker@sms. org, or visit www.sms.org/volleyballclinic. 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 Zion Branch Baptist Church mission work. Forest Chapel Church is on Forest Chapel in Saluda will have Sunday Road in Warner. To reserve a school at 10 a.m. and morning space, call 785-8668 or email worship at 11 a.m. At 3 p.m. on Sunday, May 25, [email protected]. the Women’s Day Program will feature guest minister Serita Hamilton Edloe, and Dr. Leonard L. Edloe, pastor of New for Pastor Cheryl Forrest at 5 Hope Fellowship in Hartfield. p.m. on Sunday, May 18. Call “The Voices of Praise” of New 804-725-2683 for more infor- Hope Fellowship will render the music. mation. Zion Branch plans Women’s Day activities Pastor Forrest to be installed New Creation Ministries at 61 Cobbs Creek Lane in Mathews County will hold a Pastor’s Installation Service Kirkland Grove Campground, Dodlyt Road, Heathsville, VA, will host The Todd Allen Family Ministries in concert on Saturday, May 24th, at 6 p.m. All are welcomed to attend this Gospel Music presentation. William & Mary Branch Out students, along with volunteer Curt Dozier, crowded into an VMÄJL[VL_WSHPUHUK[HRLHSVVRH[[OLUL^JSPUPJWYLZLU[H[PVU[OL`KL]LSVWLK W&M students ‘branch out’ to help at Northern Neck Free Health Clinic A dozen students from the College of William & Mary (W&M) spent their spring break in March helping the Northern Neck Free Health Clinic (NNFHC) with a host of projects and tasks. Under the W&M “Branch Out” program, students devote themselves to living minimally while volunteering with a non-profit. The NNFHC hosted its first group of students last year and quickly became a popular Branch Out alternative. Openings for this year’s week at the clinic filled quickly, including one student who returned for a second time. “The students energized everyone here at the clinic, both volunteers and staff,” said NNFHC Executive Director Jean Nelson. “They love learning, helping, and interacting. They’re good-hearted and compassionate, and they help us get major projects started and completed. We love having them here.” “Thank you so much for a fantastic week,” wrote Leah Foley, the group’s co-leader. “I have learned so much, met some wonderful people, and have a true appreciation for the work this clinic does.” Co-leader Maia Tinder thanked the clinic staff and volunteers for “welcoming us, working with us, and taking your time to teach us so much. I’m so thankful for the time we’ve spent here and all I’ve learned.” All 12 students had similar comments. “This has been an amazing spring break. . . . The work you do is inspiring and so, so selfless. I will never forget my time here,” said one. “We love serving as a site for education as well as being a health-care home,” Nelson said. “If you wonder whether young people today have that helpful, volunteer spirit, these students put those concerns to rest. They work hard, and they inspire all of us.” The Free Health Clinic in Kilmarnock serves the Northern Neck and Middlesex County, and has an outreach office at Lower United Methodist Church in Hartfield. It’s open every Tuesday, 12:30-4:30 p.m. Currently, patients can be screened at the outreach office for eligibility, can pick up medicines, and can take care of administrative items, but there are no clinical services offered at the Hartfield site. The clinic provided $8,238,679 in services in 2013, which included $1.8 million (22% of the total) in services to Middlesex residents. Noted archaeologist will speak on ‘Powhatan at Werowocomoco’ The Mathews County Historical Society (MCHS) will continue its series “The Year of Discovering History in Mathews County” on Wednesday, May 21, at 7 p.m. at Kingston Parish Hall, 370 Main Street, Mathews. Randy Turner, a retired archaeologist with the Virginia Department of Historic Resources, will be the speaker. His talk is titled “Searching for Powhatan at Werowocomoco.” Werowocomoco, was the principal residence of Indian Chief Powhatan. It served as the capital of the Powhatan chiefdom and was where Powhatan and Captain John Smith first met in December 1607. Turner will discuss what has been learned about the site from a decade of archaeological investigations and the recent discovery that a structure related to Powhatan is directly aligned with the summer solstice. Turner has written over 50 articles related to Virginia archaeology and ethnohistory. He has co-authored with Helen Rountree the book “Before and After Jamestown: Virginia’s Powhatans and YMCA seeks donations of used and new sports equipment The Middlesex Family YMCA is looking for new or gently-used sports equipment. All equipment will be donated to the YMCA Summer Camp and programs. Pick-up locations include the Middlesex Sports Complex on Saturday, May 17, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Middlesex YMCA May 24-June 7; Urbanna Farmers’ Market June 14. Needed items include soccer cleats, shin guards, outdoor games, board games, footballs, soccer balls, basketballs, and golf, lacrosse and tennis equipment. Donations and gift cards are welcome. To arrange for pickup or for more information, contact Ashley Walton at [email protected] or 804-8157683. This community service project is provided by 2014 Urbanna Oyster Festival Queen contestant Ashley Walton. Their Predecessors” and also was a contributing author to the book “John Smith’s Chesapeake Voyages, 1607-1609.” The May 21 program sponsored by the Mathews County Historical Society is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served after the program. For more information on this program contact Forrest Morgan at 804-3063558. The Werowocomoco site is on private property and not open to the public. The MCHS has received permission to have Turner lead a bus tour of the site on Saturday, May 31. As space is limited and only one bus is allowed on the premises, there will be only 44 reservations taken. The cost is $15 per person for reserved seating on the bus. This is a rare opportunity to see Powhatan’s 1607 village and have Turner explain the recentlydiscovered summer solstice alignment. Contact Josie Thorpe at 725-3862 to reserve a seat and for further details. We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all of you for your kindness during the loss of our mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. We greatly appreciate the delicious meals, phone calls, cards, flowers, visits, contributions to CMVRS and, most of all, your prayers. Your kindness and love gives us strength during this difficult time. God bless each of you, The family of Margaret H. Hurley We extend our sincere appreciation to family, church family and friends for your love, prayers and concern at the time of Carroll Lee Spencer’s death. Thank you, too, for your on-going support. Please accept our gratitude for the cards, phone calls, food and donations to our churches. 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(5-15-1t) KITCHEN HELP needed for PM shift. Must be dependable & motivated. Apply in person only. Taylor’s Boats/Motors Restaurant, 17321 General Puller Hwy., Deltaville. (5-8-2t) 14’ ALUMACRAFT Jon Boat, model LOCAL POOL COMPANY is looking 1432. Very good condition. $325. ¶ 6WUDWIRUG /DSVWUDNH ¿EHUJODVV for experienced service mainteskiff. Very good condition. $450. nance person. Please call 804-758Harvey’s Tree Service Titles for both. 804-725-2183. (5-15- 1386. (5-15-2t) Licensed & Insured 2tRR) MARINE CONSTRUCTION Co. Marine & Residential DRYWALLsDECKSsSHEDSsSIDING Tree Removal • Stump Grinding New Local Website 2006 SCOUT, 16ft., center console, seeking a highly dependable indiPAINTING INTERIOR & EXTERIOR Lot Clearing • Demolition (804) 695-4897 Harvey bimini top, bow cushion, live well, vidual with at least 2 years carpentry HONEY DO LISTsTRIMsGUTTERS Driveways Post Real Estate For Sale swim platform. Yamaha 50h.p., 118 experience. 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Ches- must be a capable and committed Hartfield, VA 23071 North American • Caribbean Waters apeake Yacht Sales @ Deltaville musician with a spiritual calling to Free Estimates Bryan McCauley Phone: Day - 776-9485 [email protected] Yachting Center, Virginia’s Dealer lead contemporary and traditional (804) 776-9487 (804) 758-4818 or (804) 296-2765 804-313-5209 Night - 776-6055 for Catalina Yachts & Carolina Clas- gospel music for all musical groups VLF6SRUW¿VKLQJ%RDWV0DLQVKLS of the church. Keyboard, organ and Albin Specialist. LARGE INVEN- choral skills are required. Candidate Air Conditioning & Mechanical Systems TORY PREOWNED POWER & with a relevant degree is preferred, SAIL. 804-776-9898. www.cysboat. however, candidates who demonSales, Service & Repairs com WE TAKE TRADES & MAKE VWUDWHSUR¿FLHQF\LQWKHDIRUHPHQ“Taking Care Of Business” Marine, Commercial, Residential DEALS ON NEW BOATS!(3-15- WLRQHGTXDOL¿FDWLRQVDUHHQFRXUDJHG Commercial • Residential • Renovations • Remodels tfRR) to apply. Send resume with a current letter of recommendation to: Rev. Licensed & Insured Calvin Rideau, Sr., P.O. Box 1139, ÁVHDFUHVW#YHUL]RQQHW Marine Services Saluda, VA 23149. All applications must be postmarked no later than DELTAVILLE, Ruark Marinas: Sail- July 10, 2014.(5-1-10tRR) boat slips for rent. 20ft. to 50ft. 804 PS MUSICIANS WANTED to form local 337-7913. (3-27-52t) for jamming and small jobs. 5PMM'SFF HUNDLEYS BOAT WORKS: Fiber- group 804-248-6784. (5-15-2t) glass boat repair and fabrication. and cosmetic. Over 30 RETAIL POSITION in Parts Sales. 4IPXSPPNCZ"QQPJOUNFOU Structure years experience. Will beat any- Experience a plus but candidates body’s estimates! 804-815-4678. with positive attitude should apply regardless of experience. Full-time .BSZ#BMM3PBE (4-24-13t) SRVLWLRQZLWKEHQH¿WV3OHDVHDSSO\ -JWFMZ7JSHJOJB MARINE SURVEYS. Peter W. to: powertek2014@gmail. com Schacht Co. 804-824-4102.(2-21- (5-8-2t) ,OCALLY/WNED/PERATEDBY tf) WATER VIEW: 2-bdrm., nicely furnished river cottage. Skylights, W/D, DW, central air/heat. 400’ to pier, seating area at river’s edge. $850, year lease. 804-741-5511. www.rivahvacations.com for pictures.(5-8-8t) BUSINESS DIRECTORY Got a service? Need customers? Call (804) 758-2328 today to get your directory listing in front of over 11,000 potential customers each week! HTS CONSTRUCTION, LLC www.LocalRels.com Handyman Services J.P. Landscaping Carlton H. Brownley Seacrest Services LLC • 804-737-1362 *ULIEAND!RTIE2ANSOME SSentinel.com Continued on next page May 15, 2014 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B7 Help Wanted Business Services Notices SMALL ENGINE TECHNICIAN: Full-time or part-time. RequirePHQWV ÀH[LELOLW\ SRVLWLYH DWWLWXGH clean DMV record. Reply to: [email protected] (5-8-2t) HAVE GROOMER Will Travel! Inhome dog grooming. Contact Lisa at 804-514-2945. (5-1-13t) PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that John Cougill has applied for a permit from the Marine Resources Commission to construct a 32-foot long by 17-foot wide open-sided boathouse at an existing private pier on Sturgeon Creek at 191 Sturgeon Point Loop in Middlesex County. Send comments/inquiries within 15 days to: Marine Resources Commission, Habitat Management Division, 2600 Washington Avenue, 3rd Floor, Newport News, Virginia 23607. (5-15-1t) 67521*RI¿FHPDQDJHPHQWRUJDnization and computer skills required for office position. Food service experience a plus. Full time. Saluda. Email resume: zani@autryassoc. com (5-15-1t) THE TOWN OF ASHLAND (VA) Police Department is currently accepting applications for the posiWLRQ RI ODWHUDO HQWU\ 3ROLFH 2I¿FHU )RU LQIRUPDWLRQ RQ TXDOL¿FDWLRQV and responsibilities and to obtain applications online go to: www. ashlandpolice.us Filing deadline is May 22, 2014. EOE.(5-15-1t) JUNK YARD DOGS: We haul junk! Affordable rates. 804-758-4727. (4-11-tf) LANDSCAPING / LAWNCARE: Four Season Services. Mulch delivered, installed. Tree, shrub planting. Design. Install. Maintain. Lawn irrigation installs, repairs. Insured. Free estimates. 804-832-4636. [email protected] (4-24-13t) LAWN-N-ORDER: High school senior seeking a few more lawns to mow for the season. Weekly or as needed. References available. Call Collin, 804-436-3508. (5-15-4t) MASSARO BROS. SEAMLESS GUTTERS: 5”/6” GUTTERS. Gutter covers. Clean-out and repair. Lowest price. Satisfaction guaranteed. 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I reside in an appointment, 804-758-2328, the town of Urbanna.(4-24-4t) Southside Sentinel, Urbanna.(tf) Work Wanted Wanted BUYING OLDER CARS, small trucks that run, junk, unwanted cars. $135 and up, CASH. No title. Same day removal. General, high performance repairs available. 804-824-1718.(5-8-13t) Business Services * JOANN’S House Cleaning Service. Reasonable rates. 804-445-3527. (5-15-13t) **AAA AFFORDABLE, detailed housecleaning. With references. Call for free estimate. 804-2140984. (4-10-13t) A ACTION Housecleaning by Ronda Mae Dependable. 804-384-8744. (2-20-13t) A SPECIAL TOUCH Cleaning Service: Homes, new construction, move-in / out. Available for on-call summer homes. Licensed. 804512-9021 or 804-758-4705, leave message. [email protected] (3-6-13t) 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) AFFORDABLE LAWN CARE by Brandon Putney. Monthly, weekly, bi-weekly. Power washing, debris and leaf removal. Mulch and gravel delivery. Reasonable rates. Licensed and insured. 804-8321797.(4-24-13t) B. ROY HENNIGAR, Painting contractor serving Middlesex County for 30 yrs. Interior and exterior painting. Free estimates. 804-824-4930. (12-12-26t) PRESSURE WASHING. No job too little! Free estimates. 804-815-3968. (3-27-13t) TNT CLEANING SERVICE, Inc. offers cleaning for residential, commercial & new construction. Bonded / Insured. 804-746-8805. (5-15-tf) TURNER DRYWALL and Painting Home Repairs: New work, repair, renovation, home improvements, tile work. 804-761-5410. Over 20 years experience!(2-27-13tRR) UGLY ROOF? Mold, mildew, lichen removed from roof. Zero pressure. 15% OFF 1st time customer. Licensed & insured. VA Roof Cleaning, 804-330-7666 or 888-888ROOF. (4-10-13t) VACATION and ESTATE Property Management: Weekly home checks, landscaping and home maintenance performed by us, schedule vendors. Local references. 804-832-4636. [email protected] (3-6-13t) Business Opportunity RETAIL LIGHTING FIXTURE and Ceiling Fan business. Established 15 years. Popular product brands. Large customer base. Inquire 804654-4659 or hometownlighting.com or [email protected] $65,000. (5-1-8tEOW/RR) Notices I, RANDOLPH B. CAMPBELL, declare that I am no longer responsible for any debts incurred by my wife as of this date, May 8, 2014. Randolph B. Campbell (5-8-2t) NOTICE OF OYSTER GROUND APPLICATION BILLY’S WINDOW WASHING, John E. Byers (2014134), has mulching, gutter cleaning, deck applied for approximately 14 -+ staining, yard cleanup. Call for acres of oyster planting ground in Urbanna Creek near Bailey Point details 832-3758. (4-3-13t) situated in Middlesex County and CALL EUGENE, 804-238-4312 for described as follows: ODZQPRZLQJÀRZHUEHGFOHDQLQJ North By: MLW mulching and debris hauling. Also, East By: MLW moving service available. (5-8-2t) South By: Vacant West By: Vacant COMPUTER PROFESSIONAL Lat/Long: N37-38.2202 SERVICES: Virus spyware/ W76-34.0948 removal. Pictures/ data recovered. Send comments or concerns to: Home/ Office network installa- Marine Resources Commission, tion, hardware/software upgrades, Engineering/Surveying Department, repairs. Nothing outsourced. Quick 2600 Washington Ave., 3rd Floor, turnaround. Call: 804-776-0885 Newport News, VA 23607. Visit: www.deltavillecomputers.com )RUPRUHVSHFL¿FDSSOLFDWLRQORFD(5-15-13t) tion information call 757-247-2230. COUNTRY TIME LAWNCARE SER- (5-15-4t) VICES, LLC: Lawn maintenance NOTICE services. Mulch, gravel, bush hogABANDONED VESSEL ging. Yard cleanup, leaf removal. Notice is hereby given that the Warren Rainier, David Rainier. following vessel has been abanLicensed, insured. 804-370-4019 or doned for more than 60 days on 804-445-3513.(11-14-26t) the property of: Walden’s Marina, FLOORING, INSTALLATION and 1224 Timberneck Road, Deltaville, REPAIRS: Carpet, wood, laminate, Virginia 23043. 804-776-9440. Description of vessel: vinyl. Khourys Floor Covering, 28 1967 Butler, 26’ Deadrise yrs. exp., lic., ins. Free est. Samples. Hull: Pre 1972 Middle Peninsula area. Sammy Boat Registration/Title: Khoury, 804-815-8671.(4-3-13t) # VA 1372 L HANDYMAN SERVICE: Home Application for Watercraft Registramaintenance and repairs; drywall tion/Title will be made in accordance and painting; siding; trim; decks; with Section 29.1-733.1 of the VKHGVURR¿QJ0HUOH Code of Virginia if this vessel is Mayhue.(2-23-tf) not claimed and removed within 30 GD\VRI¿UVWSXEOLFDWLRQRIWKLVQRWLFH HARVEY’S LAWN SERVICE: Please contact the Virginia DepartGrasscutting, mulching, hauling ment of Game and Inland Fisheries debris, spraying, pruning. 804- with questions. (5-8-3t) 445-5300 (cell), or 804-758-5003. (3-27-13t) HAVE A MOSQUITO FREE PROPERTY. Guaranteed kid & pet safe. Works on over 75 different pests. Call A&A Pools and Lawn Care, 804-436-2796. (4-10-13tRR) Classified Rates $6.00 minimum for up to 25 words, one week; 2 weeks $10.00; 3 weeks $15.00; 4 or more weeks $4.50 each week. Minimum run for TFN ads, 4 weeks. 25 words or fewer, 13 successive weeks, $40.00. Ads with 26 or more words, 24¢ each word. &XVWRP FODVVL¿HGV SHU OLQH PLQLmum $11.25. $20.00 per week for yellow highlighted ad, $1.00 per word for bold. 10% Discount for cash with order. No refunds, no credit. No discount on credit card sales. &ODVVL¿HG 'HDGOLQH 12:00 noon Tuesdays. To place your ad, call 804758-2328, 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 Publisher’s Notice All real estate advertised herein is subject to Virginia’s fair housing law which makes it illegal to advertise ‘any preference, limitation or discrimination because of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, elderliness, familial status or handicap, or intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.’ This newspaper will not knowingly accept advertising for real estate that violates the fair housing law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity EDVLV )RU PRUH LQIRUPDWLRQ RU WR ¿OH D 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 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Newby Mauck has applied for a permit from the Marine Resources Commission to install a private mooring approximately 350 feet offshore of property at 792 Punch Bowl Lane in Middlesex County. Send comments/inquiries within 15 days to: Marine Resources Commission, Habitat Management Division, 2600 Washington Avenue, 3rd Floor, Newport News, Virginia 23607. (5-15-1t) VA ABC RETAIL LICENSE APPLICATION 250 Virginia LLC Trading as: The Works 250 Virginia St. Urbanna Middlesex Co., Virginia 23175 The above establishment is applying to the VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL (ABC) for a wine and beer on premises and mixed beverages license to sell or manufacture alcoholic beverages. John K. Milby, Managing Member 250 Virginia LLC NOTE: Objections to the issuance of this license must be submitted to ABC no later than 30 days from the SXEOLVKLQJ GDWH RI WKH ¿UVW RI WZR required newspaper legal notices. Objections should be registered at www.abc.virginia.gov or 800-5523200. (5-15-2t) VA ABC RETAIL LICENSE APPLICATION Mi Jalisco Restaurant Inc. Trading as: Mi Jalisco Restaurant 5437 Old Virginia St. Urbanna Middlesex Co., Virginia 23175-2174 The above establishment is applying to the VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL (ABC) for a Wine and Beer On Premises / Mixed Beverage Restaurant license to sell or manufacture alcoholic beverages. Juan Mendoza Jaime President, Corporation NOTE: Objections to the issuance of this license must be submitted to ABC no later than 30 days from the SXEOLVKLQJ GDWH RI WKH ¿UVW RI WZR required newspaper legal notices. Objections should be registered at www.abc.virginia.gov or 800-5523200. (5-8-2t) farm news Signup under way for disaster assistance programs U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) Administrator Juan M. Garcia has announced that farmers and ranchers can now sign up for disaster assistance programs, reestablished and strengthened by the 2014 Farm Bill. The Livestock Indemnity Program (LIP) and the Livestock Forage Disaster Program (LFP) will provide payments to eligible producers for livestock deaths and grazing losses that have occurred since the expiration of the livestock disaster assistance programs in 2011, and including calendar years 2012, 2013 and 2014. Enrollment also began on April 15 for producers with losses covered by the Emergency Assistance for Livestock, Honeybees, and Farm-Raised Fish Program (ELAP) and the Tree Assistance Program (TAP) in 2011, when the programs expired, through 2014. ELAP provides emergency assistance to eligible producers of livestock, honeybees and farm-raised fish that have losses due to disease, adverse weather, or other conditions, such as wildfires. TAP provides financial assistance to qualifying orchardists and nursery tree growers to replant or rehabilitate eligible trees, bushes and vines damaged by natural disasters. LIP provides compensation to eligible livestock producers that have suffered livestock death losses in excess of normal mortality due to adverse weather and attacks by animals reintroduced into the wild by the federal government or protected by federal law. LFP provides compensation to eligible livestock producers that have suffered grazing losses due to drought in our area. “To expedite applications, all producers who experienced losses are encouraged to bring records documenting those losses to their local FSA county office,” said local FSA manager Jeff S. Davis. Typhoon nationals set for June 6-8 The Rappahannock River Yacht Club and the local Typhoon Fleet will host the 2014 Cape Dory Typhoon National Championship Regatta June 6-8. The notice of race, registration and sail- ing instructions are available on the Typhoon Nationals Blog at http:// typhoonnationals. blogspot.com/ or rryc.org. Contact regatta chairman Chuck Carmichael at crcarmichael@ va.metrocast.net for assistance. Gloucester Tax Preparation Business For Sale Approximately 200 Individual Returns 16 Business Returns - includes 5 with payroll reports Serious inquiries only Tax Preparer P.O. Box 176 • Gloucester, VA 23061 A world of service for your car & you. Auto/Marine machine shop on premises Follow Rt. 3 to Rt. 200 in White Stone Call 804-435-6660 Open Monday thru Friday 7:30-5:30 & Drop off Saturday 7:30-10:00 TOWN OF URBANNA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Historic Architectural Review Board will hold a public hearing on Friday, May 30 at 9:00 AM in the Council Chambers, 45 Cross Street, Urbanna VA 23175 on 1. Certificate of Appropriateness permit application #2014HARB-02, William C. Hight, to remove a truck body and shed from the former Payne’s Crab House property on Oyster Road. 2. Certificate of Appropriateness permit application # 2014HARB-03, Gloria Dana and Jack Howell, 4 Oyster Road, to add/replace/install windows and doors and remove/replace decking and other minor modifications. 3. Certificate of Appropriateness permit application # 2014HARB-04, Cheaspeake Commons/John Milby, 250 Virginia Street, to change the color of the building and shutters and add an additional sign. 4. Certificate of Appropriateness permit application #2014HARB-05, 110 Watling Street, Robert and Aimee McKim, renovation and expansion of a boat house/pier and to change the boathouse paint color. Files are available for review at the Town Office, 45 Cross Street, Urbanna, Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. 05.15&05.22.14 Submit your Classified ad online at ssentinel.com 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. 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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 E B8 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • May 15, 2014 Mas n Realty, Inc. ing Since Ceelre5b0rayte1957 a v o Harcum 3-BR, 2-BA 5DQFK /5 ZLWK ¿UH SODFH FHQWUDO KHDWDLU 7ZRFDU DWWDFKHG JD UDJH3ULYDWHGHFN2Q ò DFUHV$219,000 rs Whitings Creek:RRG ÀRRUV /DUJH PDVWHU %5 ZLWK WLOHG EDWK ¿UHSODFHV 7LOH DQG FRSSHU URRI FDU JD UDJH3,(5$539,500 Hartfield Area 5H VWRUHG KRPH +HDUW SLQH ÀRRUV XSGDWHG NLWFKHQ :DONLQ SDQ WU\ %DVHPHQW%DUQ 2Q ô DFUHV$174,900 Free boat checks at Belle Isle Saturday National Safe Boating Week kicks off Saturday, May 17, and you can get a free boat safety-check at Belle Isle State Park in Lancaster County from 9 a.m.-noon. The event takes place at the boat launch area. Members of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 3-10, based in Callao, will be on hand to make sure life jackets are in good condition and still fit the intended wearer, check lines for wear, make sure fire extinguishers are serviceable, and check navigation lights to make sure they are working and that the lens covers are not dirty or cloudy. The auxiliary will also conduct safety demonstrations. There will also be activities for the kids. Don’t let the joy of boating this summer be ruined by a preventable tragedy. All boats that are safety-checked will receive a sticker showing that the boat is a safe boat. Matt Major (above), the director of facilities at Bethpage Camp-Resort, accepted the award. Deltaville *UDQLWH FRXQWHUWRSV &HLOLQJ IDQV DQG JHQHUDWRU 5HDU GHFN JDUDJH PDVWHU %$ ZLWK WLOH IORRUV$179,500 HRSD honors Bethpage for exemplary compliance LaGrange Creek/ Deltaville DFUHV R a p p a h a n n o c k +DUGLSODQN VLGLQJ $W River%5IXOODQG WDFKHG JDUDJH SOXV KDOI%$JDUDJH3DYHG GULYH SLHU VDQG EHDFK ô DFUHV$975,000 GHWDFKHG FDU JDUDJH ED\SROHEDUQ3ULFHG WR VHOO$270,000 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 Meachim Creek 3 BR, 1½ BA... 6FUHHQHG GHFN« /DPLQDWH ÀRRU DQG WLOH ZRUN %RDW UDPS DQG GRFN$209,000 Ferry Creek – off Piankatank – New! *UHDW VWRQH ZRUN ¿UH SODFH ò %$ SOXV EDVHPHQW 0XFK PRUH$449,000 Hartfield - New! 3 %5 FHUDPLF %$ *UDQLWH NLWFKHQ WRSV FXVWRP FDELQHWV ZDON WR ULYHU 4XDOLW\ WKURXJKRXW$149,900 Urbanna FDU JD UDJH :RUNVKRS LQ EDVHPHQW %5 %$ +DQGLFDS DF FHVVLEOH :DON WR town!.............$210,000 Marvin Mason . . . . 815-8391 Steve Darman . . . . 815-2036 OPEN HOUSE %5 *UHDW URRP ¿UHSODFH /DUJH VDQG EHDFKDQGJUHDWYLHZV 2QHDFUH$379,000 44 Berryville Shores Drive, Deltaville Beach Access and Water Access • $389,900 Realtors and Appraisers JHQHUDWRU %DVH PHQW JDUDJH \DUG ZLWK JD]HER VKUXEV ER[ZRRG EULFN ZDON ZD\V$375,000 Well-maintained home with beautiful Piankatank River views in the desireable Fishing Bay area. Fabulous year-round home ZLWKDODUJHRSHQÀRRUSODQEHGURRPVEDWKVVTIW great room and decks. Also an adorable guest cottage ZLWKNLWFKHQORIWEHGDQGVFUHHQHGSRUFK Don’t miss this incredible house! Terry Hamilton – REALTOR® 804-347-1960 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 Sunday, May 18, 1–3pm Deltaville URRPV Irvin R. Shackelford . .815-8400 Eric Johnson . . . . . 815-8374 Craig Hall. . . . . . . . 815-8494 Rappahannock River*UHDWEHDFKKRXVH 758-2777 Saluda [email protected] www.LinchpinRealEstate.com Keller Williams Realty 776-9295 Deltaville Bethpage Camp-Resort recently was awarded a 2013 Gold Award from the Hampton Roads Sanitation District (HRSD) for an exemplary compliance record for one full calendar year. Matt Major, the director of facilities at Bethpage Camp-Resort, accepted the award. Major cited new improvements at Bethpage CampResort resulting in an increased level of sewage management for the property. Recently, a 72,000-gallon capacity tank was installed on the Bethpage Camp-Resort property. This new tank system allows optimal control of the volume of sewage that transfers into the Town of Urbanna system. This helps prevent an overload on the town’s sewer system during peak season occupancy at the resort. “Bethpage Camp-Resort has demonstrated a commitment to environmental excellence and protecting the waterways of the Chesapeake Bay,” said campresort owner Walt Hurley Jr. “The resort will continue to make infrastructure investments that result in a cleaner and more pristine environment ‘Little Scholars’ camps planned at Ware Academy For access to all listings in this area search at www.masonrealty.com Little Scholars will offer summer camps at Ware Academy in Gloucester. Camp W.A.R.E. (wonder, arts, recreation, enrichment) is for children in Pre-K and grades K-2. The individual sessions are as follows: • Whiz Kids, $128 per week, 9 a.m.-noon, June 16-19. “Grab your goggles and lab coat . . . we are heading on a scientific discovery mission to explore the world of science through everyday objects, experiments and encounters,” said a camp spokesperson. “This camp will enhance the STEM education philosophies taught in your science class with the added excitement of scientific experiments.” To register, visit https:// campwarewhizkids.eventbrite. com. • Bookworm, $128 per week, 9 a.m.-noon, June 23-26. “We all know reading is important, but we have a secret at Little Scholars . . . it Visit SSentinel.com for more news and photos PUBLIC AUCTION! &RXUW2UGHUHG6SHFLDO&RPPLVVLRQHU·V6DOHRI5HDO(VWDWH7UHDVXUHU·V6HL]XUH3HUVRQDO3URSHUW\ Tuesday, May 20th @ 2:00 P.M. Mathews County Courthouse • 27 Court Street, Mathews, VA 23109 +Real Estate + Parcel 1 (Blake):7D[0DS$ DFPRUHRUOHVV:HVWYLOOH-RKQ &OD\WRQ0HPRULDO+LJKZD\&REEV &UHHN9$ Parcel 2 (Spriggs):7D[0DS$ DFPRUHRUOHVV:HVWYLOOH &DUH\V/DQH&DUGLQDO9$ Parcel 3 (Snider):7D[0DS$ DFPRUHRUOHVV&KHVDSHDNH 6XVDQ/DQH6XVDQ9$ +Personal Property + Parcel 4 (Nixon):7D[0DS$ DFPRUHRUOHVV&KHVDSHDNHRQRU QHDU&LUFOH'ULYH 0D\EHLQVSHFWHGIURPDPXQWLOSPRQ'D\RI6DOH21/<LQWKHSDUNLQJ ORWLQIURQWRIWKH0DWKHZV&RXQW\7UHDVXUHU·V2IÀFH%XFNOH\+DOO5RDG 0DWKHZV9$ Parcel 5 (Wade): 7D[0DS$ DFPRUHRUOHVV:HVWYLOOH .QLJKWZRRG5G'LJJV9$ 1.6WDUFUDIW7UDYHO 7UDLOHU´7R\+DXOHUµ Parcel 6 (Foster Estate):7D[0DS $DFPRUHRUOHVV:HVWYLOOH RQRUQHDU-RKQ&OD\WRQ0HPRULDO+Z\ DQG&KDSHO1HFN5G 2.%RPEDUGLHU2XWODQGHU 0D[;7:KHHOHU Toy Hauler Bombardier Visit our website for Legal Descriptions of every parcel, Terms of Sale, and additional information. )RUVSHFLÀFTXHVWLRQV call Ken, Auction Coordinator at 540-841-2085 Parcel #1 Parcel #3 -HIIUH\$6FKDUI(VT6SHFLDO&RPPLVVLRQHU 7D[LQJ$XWKRULW\&RQVXOWLQJ6HUYLFHV3& 32%R[0LGORWKLDQ9$ for guests today and in the future. Bethpage Camp-Resort recognizes the importance of all community partners working together in this region to preserve and improve waterways in order to grow tourism, communities and industry in the area.” HRSD serves 17 communities in the Hampton Roads area. The mission of the HRSD is to protect public health and the waters of the Hampton Roads area by treating wastewater effectively. The award program is endorsed by the HRSD commission and was created to recognize entities committed to environmental excellence. This year the HRSD celebrates the 21st anniversary of its Pretreatment Excellence & Pollution Prevention Awards. Each year more and more companies are added to the list which demonstrates an area-wide focus on protecting the bay. Bethpage Camp-Resort is located just outside of Urbanna. For more information on Bethpage, call 804758-4349, email bethpage@ rivahresorts.com or visit www. bethpagecamp.com. $XFWLRQHHUV%XGG\8SGLNH&$, DQG'DQ3HJHORZ 540-899-1776 or www.AtAuction.Biz is fun!” said the camp spokesperson. “Our bookworm program is for the true book lover as well as the weary reader. Biocubes, poetry in motion, reading games and clay idioms will get you wiggling into a good book. Enhance and build your reading skills and confidence while fostering a love for reading.” To register, visit http:// campwarebookworm.eventbrite.com. • Cooking Around the World, $128 per week, 9 a.m.noon, July 7-10. “Visit Italy and make tiramisu, sail to Mexico and make salsa, and then cruise to a new culinary destination like France to make crepes and where you will explore the tastes of the world,” said the camp spokesperson. “Pack your bags because this is an adventure that you do not want to miss! Our chefs will cook and craft the week away with a very special cookbook as a part of their travel souvenirs.” There is a $25 supply fee added to the cost of this camp. To register, visit http://campwarecooking.eventbrite.com. For more information, contact Jenn Hart at Little Scholars (804-447-4095) or Ginger James at Ware Academy (6933825). St. Margaret’s to host youth summer camps St. Margaret’s School in Tappahannock will offer summer camps for boys and girls, ages 4 to 14, June 30 through August 1. Week-long camps include Volleyball Camp, Soccer Camp, Softball Camp and Water Sports Camp, which is residential camp. Kid’s Camp will take place during all five week-long sessions with each week covering a specific topic or theme. Except for Water Sports Camp, all week-long sessions are $200. The cost for Water Sports Camp is $500. Call 443-3357, ext. 3080 for more information. May 15, 2014 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B9 Middlesex’s Cook wins tennis match The Middlesex High School tennis team played Essex on May 8 and Tamara Cook earned her first win as a varsity Lady Charger tennis player. Cook won her singles match 8-6 and registered the only win for MHS in the match. In other singles action for MHS, Marry Kiku lost 8-6; Lily Poulson lost 8-0; Amberly Blakley lost 8-0; Sarah Tate lost 8-6 and Bryanna Rios lost 8-1. In doubles action, Cook and Poulson lost 8-6; Kiku and Blakley lost 8-0; and Tate and Rios lost 8-1. The Lady Chargers’ final match was held May 12 at Mathews High School. 2014 Christchurch School golf team The Christchurch School golf team’s home course is the Piankatank River Golf Club in /HY[ÄLSK;LHTTLTILYZPUJS\KLZLH[LKMYVTSLM[:OHV/HUAOHUN5VHO1VOUZVUHUK 1HJR :[L]LUZVU" RULLSPUN A`TLLU 2VO )YLUKHU )YV^U 2`SL 4J5HTLL(SSLU 4PJOHLS +\RLHUK+LUPLY>LLJO"Z[HUKPUNJVHJO2LU7Ya`I`S7HYRLY2PYRT`LY9`HU*HTWILSS .LUL6O1VUH[OHU:OLHYPU(1/HYYPZHUKOLHKJVHJO4H[[.\[OYPL ISABELL K. HORSLEY REAL ESTATE, LTD. www.HorsleyRealEstate.com ced! Redu Hunton Creek Beach House Deltaville Fantastic Boat House with 4 slips & screened crab deck Contemporary home… waterside screened porch, deck ZLWKKRWWXEÀUHSODFHVDWWDFKHGJDUDJH Mill Creek @ Rappahannock River +7 Acres • 4' MLW Pier w/ electricity • Sandy Shore Wide river views, protected creek frontage, nicely elevated Driveway installed, 4 BR perk. $419,000 Small Boat Meet due Urbanna Swim May 17-18 Team signup set for May 27 The Urbanna Swim Team will begin registering swimmers on Tuesday, May 27, at the Urbanna pool. Children ages 4-17 (as of June 1, 2014) are eligible to participate. In addition, 2014 high school graduates who are 18 are eligible. Registration for ages 10 and under will begin at 5:30 p.m. on May 27, and registration for ages 11 and up will begin at 6:30 p.m. Swim team practice will follow the registration. For applications or more information, contact Angela Walton at 815-8302. MICHAEL MARKETING Colts signup REAL ESTATE INC. resumes on May 31, June 7 Deltaville area- This one story home sits on +2 acres and is located in Chick Cove Subdivision, deeded access to Healeys Creek just off the Piankatank River , swimming pool and tennis courts. Home features 3 bdrm, 2 bath, great room with vaulted ceiling & FP, DR, a nice rear deck, part of rear yard is fenced. Attached garage. $242,875 2IILFH *ORXFHVWHU5G 6DOXGD9$ 0LNH-DFNVRQ 1DQF\3-DFNVRQ 6NLS%HDWWLH &KHU\O7HDJOH 'HQQLV0DQQ &U\VWDO0DQQ &KULV,QJUDP 7LQD+XWFKLQV Middlesex County Youth Football Association registration dates are scheduled for four Saturdays, May 3, 10, and 31, and June 7. Registration for ages 5-14 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. This year the Colts have moved to the Metropolitan Youth Football League. As a result of the move, there have been some changes. Another change this year is that each child must have a DMV photo ID to be eligible to play. The cost of participation in the league is $85. Signup forms are also available online at www.middlesexcolts.com or at Urbanna Builders’ Supply in Saluda. The 34th Annual Urbanna Small Boat Meet will be held Saturday and Sunday, May 17-18, on the Piankatank River at Freeport in Gloucester County. The event is an informal mess-about with rowing and sailing races, depending on the wind and whim. Limited primitive camping is available. Boaters can arrive on Friday evening or Saturday. There will be a pot-luck supper and barbecue on Saturday. Sunday is onthe-water until mid-afternoon. Directions to Freeport: From the intersection of Routes 33, 17 and 98 at Glenns, take Route 198 East (Glenns Road) 6.2 miles to Freeport. Turn left on Freeport Road and go approximately a mile. For more information, call John or Vera England at 804758-2721 or email [email protected]. 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Chewning 436-4618 758-2430 Urbanna, VA 23175 Katie Horsley Dew Lee Chewning Ron Courtney Sandra Sturgill Chris Riddick 436-6256 758-4661 514-5475 651-6449 832-4578 Nelson Horsley, Jr. 435-0773 Visit SSentinel.com B10 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • May 15, 2014 MES Great Computer Challenge teams win awards On May 3 four teams from Middlesex Elementary School (MES) competed in the 29th Annual Great Computer Challenge Competition at Old Dominion University in Norfolk. Led by MES media specialist and teacher coach Laurie Douglas Frye, 10 students competed against 97 other teams from schools across eastern Virginia in video editing, desktop presentations, desktop publishing, and internet scavenger hunt. The team of Kaydence Congleton, Jordan Mills, and Elizabeth Bristow was first place overall in the grades 3-5 video editing category. The team of Jordan Hershberger, Nona Shirvani, and Delaney Ruark was second place overall in the grades 3-5 desktop presentations category. Mary Castro and Julia Young-Jones competed in the internet scavenger hunt category, and Chyanne Evans and Molly Weston competed in the desktop publishing category Front, from left, Nona Shirvani, Jordan Hershberger, and Delaney Ruark, and coach Laurie Douglas Frye (back) proudly display their second place trophy in desktop presentations at the Members of the Middlesex Elementary School Great ComGreat Computer Challenge. puter Challenge team include, front row from left, Molly Weston, Delaney Ruark, Jordan Hershberger, Chyanne “and did a wonderful job as Evans and Elizabeth Bristow; middle row, Mary Casto, Nona well against some very tough Shirvani and Jordan Mills; back row, Kaydence Congleton, competition,” said Coach Frye. Julia Young-Jones and coach Laurie Douglas Frye. From left, Jordan Mills, Kaydence Congleton, coach Laurie +V\NSHZ -Y`L HUK ,SPaHIL[O )YPZ[V^ JLSLIYH[L [OLPY ÄYZ[ place in video editing at the Great Computer Challenge on May 3. Sydney H. Speight Attorney at Law Phone: (804) 758-0400 Fax: (804) 758-0401 837 Gloucester Road P.O. Box 1301 Saluda, Virginia 23149 email: [email protected] Jackie O approved! RCC vice president of workforce development Jason Perry accepts a Community Economic Development Award (CEDA) from the Virginia Economic Developers Association (VEDA). Above, from left, are Paula Jasinski of Chesapeake Environmental Communications; Chris Ingram, economic development director for Middlesex County; Perry; and Mike Lehmkuhler, Virginia director of the Southern Economic Development Council and chair of VEDA’s CEDA selection committee. RCC-Workforce watermen’s program earns state award ali t y Tree Ser v ic e Qu At the spring conference of the Virginia Economic Developers Association (VEDA), the winner of the association’s 2014 Community Economic Development Awards (CEDA) in the “over 100,000 population category” was the Middle Peninsula-Northern Neck Region. The award recognized the area’s Watermen Tourism Training Program—a project that combined community development, business retention and expansion, and community involvement. This program was developed by Rappahannock Community College’s Workforce and Community Development office in collaboration with Chesapeake Environmental Communication. It offers guidance for watermen who wish to supplement their incomes by developing tourism-based businesses. In addition to providing a much-needed alternate source of income for Virginia’s working watermen, the program spurs cross-industry economic development throughout coastal Virginia, connects the public directly with working watermen in the capacity of educators and Chesapeake All phases of tree care Free Estimates 758-3407 Bay stewards, and emphasizes the benefits of buying local seafood. The program was nominated for the award by Chris Ingram, the economic development and tourism coordinator of Middlesex County. “It was certainly an honor to receive this year’s recognition from VEDA, highlighting our success with the Chesapeake Waterman Heritage Training Program,” said Jason Perry, RCC’s vice president of workforce development. “I think we have once again proven that RCC’s Workforce Development Office can train all job sectors to improve economic development within the region. Having strong partners such as Chesapeake Environmental Communications Inc. and the Middlesex County Economic Development Authority certainly is important. We appreciate their support, and look forward to future workforce training endeavors.” The CEDA awards, now in their eighth year, are designed to recognize outstanding communities in the Commonwealth for their efforts in advancing their economic viability. Winners are submitted by VEDA to the Southern Economic Development Council to be considered by that organization for a regional award. A member-based professional association committed to providing training, development, and networking opportunities, VEDA serves as the voice of the economic development community, and strives to create economic opportunity and prosperity for the Commonwealth of Virginia. The ‘Navajo’ Sandal Honoring the great bard Under the direction of Mark Parsons, chair of the Christchurch School Visual and Performing Arts Department, the Theatre Arts Class presented its second showcase of the year, just in time for a birthday celebration of William Shakespeare. The students (above) performed scenes from the bard’s most famous pieces, including Twelfth Night, The Taming of the Shrew, Macbeth and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The showcase is an extension of the classroom experience and provides students ^P[OHUVWWVY[\UP[`[VL_WYLZZHUKYLÄULZRPSSZSLHYULK throughout the year. Soccer . . . (Continued from page B2) Johnson took a pass from Fomin and he planted a low driving shot into the far right corner of the goal for the second MHS goal. The offense was led by E. Smith and Cheatham, and the defense was led by Chandler with 17 saves, Cole Radabaugh and Mason Duke. In the second game against King William, the Cavaliers were ready for the Chargers. King William scored near the end of the game to come away with a 1-0 victory. “I was very proud of our team that they never gave up and always stayed in control,” said Coach Smith. The JV Chargers will play at West Point on Monday, May 19, for their final match of the season. JV matches begin at 5:30 p.m. and are followed by varsity matches at 7 p.m. Visit SSentinel.com We now carry Jack Rogers in six different colors! 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