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The Middlesex High varsity girls basketball team survived a scare at Mathews on January 17, but pulled away for a 64-33 Tidewater District win.

In a see-saw fi rst half, Mathews jumped to a 5-1 start before Middlesex’s scoring machine got in gear and tallied 16 unanswered points for a 21-7 lead.

Mathews (1-2, 8-5), however, battled back with 16 points in the second quarter. A basket at the half-time buzzer narrowed the Lady Chargers’ lead to 24-23, and Mathews took its momentum into the locker room.

Middlesex head coach William Griffi n got his team back on track with a “very motiva-tional talk” at halftime. “We were rushing in the second quarter and not playing our game, taking long shots and not driving to the basket,” said Griffi n. “I told them. ‘If you play your game there is no way they can stay with you.’ “

The Middlesex defense slacked off as well in the fi rst half, allowing 16 points in the second quarter. “We were not getting back in transi-tion and my girls were out of position for the rebound,” said Griffi n.

“In the second half we tightened up our defense and the press was working,” said Griffi n. “Instead of rushing we were setting up our plays.”

Middlesex allowed Mathews just 10 points in the third quarter and shut out the Lady Devils in the fourth quarter.

“Katrina Reed and Amanda Brown took con-trol of the game in the fourth quarter and started making sure everything was set up and we were running our plays,” said Griffi n.

Griffi n told his Lady Chargers they would not get the easy shot every time so they needed to bring it back to the top of the key and re-start the offense.

Sherita Burse led Middlesex in scoring with 15 points, including a pair of 3-pointers. Micah Reed had 12 points, and Amanda Brown added 12 points and delivered a pair of 3-pointers to get the Lady Chargers going early.

Kiersten Baylor and Ashae Burnett each had 10 points. K. Reed had 3, and Kimberly Ammons added 2.

Middlesex (3-0, 11-4) will host Tidewater District foe West Point tonight, January 24. “That will be a big game,” said Griffi n. “I’m just glad we’re playing at home.”

The Lady Chargers will only have one day of practice due to exams, noted Griffi n. “I feel like we’ll be ready.”

The JV game begins at 6 p.m. and the varsity game is at 7:30 p.m.

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Wrestlers Win

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Entering yesterday’s home game against top-ranked Benedictine, the Christchurch School boys basketball team had jumped to the number three position in the latest State Private School Division I Poll.

The Seahorses are 10-0 in the Virginia Prep League and 14-4 overall.

Benedictine remains ranked number one with an 18-3 record against some of the tough-est competition in the nation. Bishop O’Donnell is number two at 15-3.

Following CCS in the poll are #4 Blue Ridge (10-5), #5 Norfolk Collegiate (11-5), #6 Paul VI (8-10), #7 Trinity (8-4), #8 Liberty Christian (13-4), #9 Flint Hill (11-4), and #10 Collegiate of Richmond (8-5).

The Seahorses will visit Col-legiate at 7:30 p.m. this Friday, January 25, in a Virginia Prep League showdown.

On January 19, the Seahorses overwhelmed Woodberry Forest 70-56 behind the play of senior guard Martiz Washing-ton, who had a game-high 29 points including six 3-point-ers. Washington made 10 of 12 fi eld goal attempts and was 6 of 8 from behind the arc.

Washington, the Seahorses leading scorer on the season, also had 6 rebounds, 6 steals and 3 assists.

Junior center Eddie Prato had a solid game with 15

Christchurch guard Noble Cunningham slips between defenders and lays up a shot during Saturday’s win over Woodberry Forest. Watching the action for CCS are Martiz Washington (left) and Eddie Prato. (Photo by Tom Hardin)

Christchurch ranked 3rd in statepoints, 6 rebounds, 6 steals and 3 blocks.

Sharpshooter Chris Mizelle contributed 11 points, includ-ing three 3-pointers.

Christchurch led by only three points after the fi rst quarter (18-15) but used their pressure defense and 3-point shooting to outscore Wood-berry 19-4 in the second quar-ter to take control of the game.

The Seahorses enjoyed a 21-point lead going into the fourth quarter when Wood-berry rallied and cut the lead to 9 points. However, some solid free throw shooting by Josh Johnson, Prato and Washington would not allow the Tigers to get any closer.

On January 18 the Seahorses rolled over St. Anne’s Belfi eld 89-59 at CCS. Five Seahorses were in double fi gures—Prato 19, Mizelle 17, Coron Williams 15, Johnson 11 and Micah Keller 10. C. Williams had four 3-pointers and Mizelle added 3.

C. Williams, a 6’1’ shooting guard, has moved into the start-ing lineup after being sidelined with an injury during the fi rst half of the season.

In a 76-58 win over Fork Union on January 15, C. Williams scored 25 points including seven 3-pointers. Washington had 21 points and three 3-pointers, and Prato added 15 points.

Seahorse senior guard Martiz Washington is among the best 3-point shooters in the state. On Saturday he made 6 of 8 attempts behind the arc and scored 29 points. (Photo by Tom Hardin)

The Christchurch School girls basketball team upset pre-viously undefeated Southamp-ton Academy 46-44 on January 17 at CCS.

The Lady Seahorses are now 8-3 in the Virginia Common-wealth Conference (VCC) and 9-3 overall. Southampton con-tinues to lead the VCC with a 9-1 record.

CCS jumped to a 12-9 fi rst quarter lead over Southampton but were outscored 17-5 in the second quarter and trailed 26-17 at the half.

The Lady Seahorses cut the Southampton lead to 34-33 at the end of the third quarter and then outscored the visitors 13-10 in the fi nal quarter.

Madeleine Przybyl scored 25 points to pace CCS and Ragan Hart continued her fi ne play with 17 points. Kaylee Oliver and Laura Ransone each added 2 points for the Seahorses.

CCS will host Fuqua at 5:30 p.m. this Friday, January 25.

CCS girls stun Southampton;host Fuqua Friday at 5:30 p.m.

Madeleine Przybyl of CCS drives to the hoop in a recent victory. (See Christchurch team photo on page B2)

MHS girls undefeated in district play; to host West Point tonight

by Tom Chillemi

Chargers down K&Q;edged by Blue Devils

The Middlesex High junior varsity girls basketball team remained undefeated following a 48-21 win at Mathews on January 18. The JV Lady Chargers (3-0, 12-0) host West Point tonight, January 24, and are at Colonial Beach on Monday. Above, Lara Lucas (left photo) stretches to keep the ball in bounds against Mathews, and Brianna Brooks (right photo) drives to the basket. (Photos by Tom Chillemi)

MHS JVs remain undefeated

by Tom Chillemi

The Middlesex High boys varsity basketball team lost 67-65 at Mathews in front of a capacity crowd on Friday.

“They were fi red up and they were the aggressors,” said Middlesex coach Neil Bailey.

By the time Middlesex got it together, they were down by 12 points.

“Mathews played about as well as I’ve ever seen them play,” said Bailey. “We didn’t play that poorly, but the defen-sive intensity was not there and we did not rebound the ball well.”

The Chargers rallied to cut the Mathews lead to 2 points at the half.

The Blue Devils have three players who are three-year start-ers and they “put it together,” said Bailey, noting one player hit for three 3-pointers.

Michael Burnett led the Chargers with 25 points, and Michael Bess and Malcolm Ward each had 15.

With 90 seconds left, Mathews was up by 6 points when they got a technical foul. Middlesex made both free throws and scored a fi eld goal to cut the lead to two.

“This is one we should have had, and we’d be in the driver’s seat,” said Bailey. “Now, we are scrambling.”

“It’s a learning experience. I think we got better last week. My guys responded well,” said Bailey.

Middlesex sophomore guard Michael Bess leans into a Mathews defender in Friday’s 67-65 Tidewater District loss. (Photo courtesy of Gloucester-Mathews Gazette-Journal)

The Chargers are 2-1 in Tidewater District play and 7-8 overall.

MHS 66, K&Q 62The Chargers survived inju-

ries and fouls for a 66-62 dis-trict win at King and Queen on January 15. MHS committed

(See Chargers, page B2)

Flotilla 33 of Kilmarnock has scheduled a Boating Skills and Seamanship Course begin-ning February 5.

The course, which runs for 14 sessions, covers topics such as boat equipment, trailering, weather, navigation rules, buoys, an introduction to navi-gation, lines and knots, and much more.

The cost is $45 for an indi-vidual, and $55 for two people sharing a text.

For more information, con-tact Don Gallagher at 435-2084.

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The Middlesex High School wrestling team defeated Northumberland 39-30 in a match on January 16 at Middlesex.

The Chargers won eight individual matches. Linwood Cannon won the 103-pound division, and Mary Cannon won the 112-pound division with a pin in 1:27.

Cameron Wines continued to excel in the 119-pound class with a 9-7 victory; Chris Brooks won in the 130-pound class; and Conrad Maszack is back from an injury and won with a pin in only 54 seconds.

Charlie Wheeler won in the 140-pound class; Brian Insley pinned his opponent in 4:01

in the 145-pound class; and Jarred Palmer won the 160-pound class with a 49-second pin.

“The team did a great job and wrestled very tough,” said MHS coach Lee Anderson. “It was great to see Conrad wres-tle again because he is a great wrestler and brings energy to the team.”

The MHS coaches named Maszack and Mary Cannon as the team’s Wrestlers of the Week.

The Chargers (6-3) will travel to Sussex Central on January 26, and to King Wil-liam on Wednesday, February 6, to take on the Cavaliers and Franklin in a tri-match.

Middlesex High School boys basketball coach Neil Bailey was nominated and has been named a finalist in the Positive Coaching Alliance’s Annual “Double Goal” Coach Award.

Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA) is a national nonprofit organization founded at Stan-ford University with the mis-sion to transform youth sports so sports can transform youth. PCA was created to transform the culture of youth sports to give all young athletes the opportunity for a positive, char-acter-building experience.

PCA has three national goals:

1. Replace the “win-at-all-cost” model of coaching with the “double-goal coach” who wants to win but has a second, more important, goal of using sports to teach life lessons.

2. Teach youth sports orga-nization leaders how to create an organizational culture in which “honoring the game” is the norm.

3. Spark and fuel a “social epidemic” of “positive coach-ing” that will sweep this coun-try.

There are many people in this nation who want to change the culture of youth sports, but they do not feel equipped to do so. Positive Coaching Alliance has developed practical tools to change the culture of youth sports and is making them avail-able to coaches, parents, league organizers and others who will fire this movement. For more information, visit www.posi-tivecoach.org.

Bailey was nominated by cur-rent parents, former players and assistant coaches. Comments about Bailey may be read and made at www.positivecoach.org/Blog.aspx.

Bailey is in his third season of coaching the MHS varsity and teaching civics at St. Clare Walker Middle School. In his first year at MHS in 2005-06, Bailey’s Chargers won both the Tidewater District regular season and tournament titles. Last year, the Chargers were the district tournament champions.

Nineteen coaches are finalists for the award. The winners will be announced in February and honored in April at Stanford University in California.

Games Saturday, January 26Starter Division at Middlesex Elementary School

8:45 a.m.— Middlesex Body Shop v. East Coast Boat Lifts. 9:55 a.m.— Lawyers Title v. Middlesex Rotary Club11:05 a.m.— The Wet Paint Company v. Virginia Street Cafe

Junior Division at St. Clare Walker Middle School8:45 a.m.— Walton Seafood v. Norton Yacht Sales9:55 a.m.— Eades Auto Body v. Middlesex Kiwanis11:05 a.m.— Southside Sentinel v. Ryman’s AC/Heating12:15 p.m.— Pitts Lumber v. Thrift Oil

Senior Division at Middlesex High School8:45 a.m.— Little Sue v. Hurd’s Hardware9:55 a.m.— The Allen Group v. Carlton & Edwards11:05 a.m.— Doc Jones UAP v. EASI Printing 12:15 p.m.— Marshall’s Drug Store v. Harrow’s Home Center

All boys and girls ages 10-14 are invited to participate in the local level competition of the Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship, which will be held on Saturday, Febru-ary 2, at 2 p.m. in the Middlesex High School gymnasium. This event is sponsored by K. of C. Council 11210 in cooperation with the Middlesex County Department of Parks and Rec-reation and the Middlesex Youth Basketball League.

The Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship is an international event held annually in which boys and girls from 10-14 years of age compete in local level contests. Winners progress through dis-trict and state-level competi-tions. International champions are announced by the K. of C. International Headquarters on the basis of scores from state-level competitions. Normal

Members of the Christchurch School girls basketball team include, kneeling from left, Laura Ransone, Catherine Harris and Chili Childress; standing, Nicholas Przybyl (manager), Kaylee Oliver, Sarah Jones, Madeleine Przybyl, Ragan Hart, Erika Robinson and JF Frank (manager). The lady Seahorses are 9-3 on the year and host Fuqua this Friday at 5:30 p.m.

The SEVA ages 12 and younger Christmas Champs State Championship swim meet was held December 7-9 at the Ft. Eustis Aquatic Center.

Healy Bray of Urbanna placed 8th in the 10-year-old 50-meter butterfly with a time of 35.31; 17th in the 500-meter freestyle with a time of 7:13.42; and 37th in the 200-meter free-style with a time of 2:48.08

Taylor Shores of Urbanna registered her first “A” times in the 50-meter and 100-meter breaststroke.

29 fouls. Center Zach Morris fouled out in the second quar-ter.

Martrease Smith sprained his ankle again. Trevin Baylor, returning from a back sprain, fouled out in the fourth quarter. The Chargers finished he game with six eligible players.

Due to injures and fouls, Trey Johnson came in and “played some really good min-utes,” said Coach Bailey. He made a key layup, and in the last minute made two key free throws to seal the win.

The Chargers had the Tigers down 17-1 in the first quarter. At halftime, the Middlesex

lead had slipped to 31-28. “We came out ready to play and got a lead, but let the other team back in it,” said Bailey. “Part of it was the fouls.”

The Chargers will host West Point on Friday. “West Point has size and athletes, so they are dangerous,” said Bailey.

“Friday is huge game,” said Bailey. “We have to win to stay near the front of the district standings and position our-selves for the regional tourna-ment.”

On Monday the Chargers visit Colonial Beach, which leads the district with a 2-0 mark.

MHS wrestlers up mark to 6-3 Bailey is award finalist

2007-08 Christchurch Lady Seahorses

JV Chargers improve to 3-0 in district play

The Middlesex High School JV basketball team defeated King and Queen 49-35 on Jan-uary 15, and Mathews, 28-17 on January 18.

Against King and Queen, coach Jason Daniel said MHS got off to a slow start both offensively and defensively in the first quarter. “On defense we made too many mental mis-takes and got in early foul trou-ble. Matt Duke came off the bench and sparked the offen-sive scoring with six points,” he said.

In the second quarter, Cody Hunter found easy shots under the basket and Scott Payne rebounded well to give MHS a 27-13 lead at the half. In the third quarter, the defense kicked in and held the Royal Tigers to just three field goals.

King and Queen made a comeback in the fourth quarter, cutting the lead to single digits, but Jeremiah Morris made some clutch four straight free throws to clinch the victory.

Hunter paced the Char-gers with 14 points and 10 rebounds, while Payne con-tributed 13 points, 14 rebounds and 3 steals.

Duke had 6 points, 4 rebounds and 2 steals; Kevin Walsh, 4 points, 2 rebounds and 1 steal; and Morris, 4 points and 2 rebounds.

John Walsh contributed 3 points, 2 rebounds and 2 steals; Davonne Bryant, 2 points and 3 rebounds; Kris Baylor, 2 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists; and Shawn Lee, 1 point, 3 rebounds and 2 steals.

In the win over Mathews, Payne scored 8 points in the first quarter and Jasper Smith connected for a 3-pointer at the end of the quarter. “It was prob-ably the best game we played all year on both ends of the court,” said Daniel. “On offense we were patient and made good decisions. On defense, Shawn Lee and Davonne Bryant pro-vided great ball pressure and did a great job of running the offense.

“I think we are starting to play well as a team and under-stand what it takes to win as a team,” said Daniel.

Payne scored 14 points and grabbed 10 rebounds. Hunter had 4 points and 7 rebounds. Smith, 3 points and had 1 steal; Bryant, 2 points, 2 rebounds and 1 steal; and Duke, 1 point, 5 rebounds, 3 steals and 3 blocks.

Middlesex will host West Point on Friday, January 25, and travel to Colonial Beach on Tuesday, January 29. JV games begin at 6 p.m. and varsity games begin at 7:30 p.m. The Chargers are 3-0 in Tidewater District play.

Chargers . . . (continued from page B1)

Knights of Columbus Free Throw Contest set for Feb. 2

basketball rules will apply.All participants will be

awarded certificates of par-ticipation and embroidered patches. First and second place finishers in each of 14 divisions will be awarded trophies. In the interest of time, awards will be presented as each division com-petition is completed.

Following the Free Throw Championship, there will be a 3-point contest for boys and girls ages 10-14. One trophy will be awarded for first place in the boys division and one in the girls division.

Participants will be required to furnish proof of age (paren-tal signature will suffice) and a written parental consent on the official entry form. Age is determined as of January 1, 2008 (i.e., if your birthday is between January 1 and Febru-ary 1, you must compete at the age you were on January 1). Participants must compete in their proper age group and must bring signed entry forms with them on the day of the competition. For forms or addi-tional information, contact your youth league coach or call Bob Hartman at 758-5554 or Karen Reed at 758-0057.

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Bray places at SEVA state swim meet

The Hartfield Volunteer Fire Department will hold a profes-sional wrestling match on Feb-ruary 16 in the Middlesex High School gym.

“Stars of the future, battle for you today” will start at 7:30 p.m.

The event is a fundraiser for the fire department.

The main event will feature National Wrestling Alliance champion Adam Pearce against challenger “Mr. Mid-Atlantic” Damien Wayne.

Tickets are $10. Children will be admitted free with a paying adult.

For ticket information, call 804-240-1774 or 804-895-1200, or visit nwavirginia.com or NWAWorldWideWrestling.com.

Pro wrestlingreturns to MHSFebruary 16

Boys Junior DivisionThrift Oil 25, Ryman’s AC 9

Ryman’s AC (9): Kyle McNa-mee 1, Marquez Holmes 2, Gregory Robinson 2, Trey Blan-kenship 2, Monte Sutton 2.

Thrift Oil (25): Chris Blake 10, Robert Lemon 4, Brett Pausic 4, Andre Johnson 1, Cullen Johnson 2, Andrew Ray 2, David Morris 2.

Southside Sentinel 15, Pitts Lumber 5

Pitts Lumber (5): Zeb Burrell 3, Jacob Self 2.

Sentinel (15): Jawan Morris 7, Andre Campbell 3, Allen Duke 3, Brett Carter 2.

Girls Junior DivisionMiddlesex Kiwanis 13,

Walton Seafood 4Walton Seafood (4):Shelby

Lewter 1, Taleah Gainey 1, Shannon Estep 2.

Kiwanis (13): Quinlan Moore 2, Grace Rutkowski 6, Monica Ward 2, Alana VanDyke 3.

Norton Yacht Sales 22, Eades Auto Body 6

Norton Yacht (22): Brittin Payne 2, Courtney Kimble 2, Cecily Francis 4, Dana Hunter 14.

Eades Auto (6): Jessica Alvarado 2, Jenna Davis 2, Avis Keeling 2.

Results of the Senior Division were not available at press time and will appear in next week’s Sentinel.

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Porch Rockers • Gliders Windmills • Adirondack Chairs • Wishing Wells

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The Middlesex Family YMCA has a full docket of programs scheduled for 2008.

With a primary focus on bolstering family programs, the YMCA has plans to intro-duce adult dodgeball, ballroom dancing, basketball, soccer, and a running club, in addition to the numerous youth-oriented programs.

The second adult dodgeball tournament will be on Friday, February 29, from 7 to 9 p.m. The fee is $10 per team. Last season, Rita Taylor’s tremen-dous team stood victorious with an 8-0 record and look to remain unbeaten this year. During the double-elimination tournament, teams will play the best 2 out of 3 games.

On Tuesday, February 12, Miracle Gordon will be instructing ballroom danc-ing. This class is intended for beginners and students that just want to go out and have a great time doing things like the Foxtrot and the Tango. The class will run for six weeks and will end with a formal dance. The cost of the program is $35 for members and $50 for non-members.

The Middlesex Family YMCA is back and ready for another action-packed spring as the youth soccer league kicks off. The program will be

divided into ages 3-5, 6-8, 9-11, and 12-15. Players that play for the high school JV or varsity teams will not be eligible to play for the YMCA. This year the league will begin two weeks earlier to ensure that it is over prior to season-opening Little League ceremonies. This year games will begin on March 1, and all teams will play a mini-mum of 8 games (10 games will be scheduled weather per-mitting), and the 9-11 and 12-15 divisions will be involved with the YMCA soccer tourna-ment. The cost for the program is $20 for members and $40 for non-members.

The YMCA has a Guardian Scholarship fund so please do not let price be the reason one does not participate.

The YMCA cheerleading program has been cheering at the JV basketball games. If you have not been able to see them in action join us on Friday, January 25, Tuesday, February 5, or Thursday, February 14. The girls help get the crowd going for at least two quarters and will perform the halftime show on Thursday, February 14. Bring lots of roses.

As with any question or concern about the Middlesex Family YMCA, please contact our front desk at (804)776-8846.

On January 15, students from Rappahannock Community College traveled to a session of the General Assembly in Rich-mond, where they spoke with delegates Harvey Morgan and Chris Peace of Virginia’s 98th and 97th districts, respectively, and state senator Richard Stuart of the 28th District.

Those attending were Car-dinel Butler of Richmond County; Daniel Mosco and Joseph Stallings, both of Northumberland County; Reva Tuck of Essex County; and Anne Wilkins of Westmore-land County. The students were accompanied by RCC presi-dent Dr. Elizabeth Crowther, vice president of instruction and student development Dr. Tresia Samani, and history professor John Paden.

“Visiting the General Assembly and meeting with our region’s representatives is always an enjoyable learning experience for RCC’s students,”

On January 12, Macey White of Hartfield was elected to a three-year term as chairman of the Virginia 4-H Shooting Edu-cation Council.

The council is tasked with administering the highly suc-cessful 4-H Shooting Program in the State of Virginia. The council oversees the activities of 43 clubs across the state, an instructor program that trains over 100 certified youth instruc-tors each year, two week-long shooting education camps in the summer, and several state and district championships.

According to state coordina-tor Jinx Baney, “We are very happy that Macey has agreed to

Applebee’s of Gloucester will host a pancake breakfast for the Middlesex Elementary School PTA on Saturday, Feb-ruary 23, from 8 to 10 a.m.

Tickets are $5 each and will be sold in advance by PTA offi-cers, or they may be purchased on the morning of the breakfast at the door.

Williamsburg Place/William J. Farley Center, in partnership with Susan Hallett, LCSW, of Tidewater Recovery PLC, will present a free series titled “Con-necting with the Community.”

The series leader will be Dr. Penelope Ziegler, Medi-cal Director Emeritus at the Williamsburg Place/William J. Farley Center.

The new location for the

In October, Christchurch School dedicated its new 350-foot dock on the Rappahannock River. Above, from left, CCS Director of Sailing Programs David Livingston, Headmaster Jeb Byers, and Board of Governors member Richard Haskell cut the ribbon on the new dock.

New dock at Christchurch

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White elected chairman of statewide 4-H council

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serve as our council chairman for another term. Our program is 27 years old and for most of that time former UVa rifle team coach Paul Benneche was our chairman. Two years ago Paul had to step down and Mr. White, as vice chairman, took over the duties of the chair. Last year we elected Macey to finish out Mr. Benneche’s term and this year we unanimously elected him to serve a full term. Our program is growing quickly at this time and Macey has been instrumental in helping us manage that growth, plan for the future and change the way, we as a council, do business. We are lucky to have him.”

Free program to address psychiatric problems

series of workshops is the fel-lowship hall of Friendship Baptist Church on Route 33 at Hartfield.

The next program will be on Monday, February 4, at 7 p.m. and will focus on “co-occurring psychiatric problems,” such as ADHD, depression, bipolar and PTSD. All are welcome to attend. Call Hallett at 758-4242 for more information.

RCC delegation visits General Assembly

said Paden. “The students do a wonderful job communicat-ing the crucial role that RCC and all of Virginia’s commu-nity colleges play in our state’s higher education system.”

Students from all over the state observe the legislature’s Community College Days every year by taking part in these trips. The purpose, as well as promoting the legis-lative goals of the VCCS, is to remind legislators of the importance of Virginia’s com-munity colleges in providing for the critical needs of the Commonwealth and its citi-zens.

MES PTA tohave breakfastat Applebee’s

Dr. Beth Faber has been serving the orthodontic needs of the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula for 20 years. This will be the third year for her scholarship program. Dr. Faber is providing two $1,000 scholarships to be awarded on a competitive basis to gradu-ating seniors from our local area.

To be an eligible applicant you must be a senior attend-ing a state-accredited public or private high school and reside in one of the following coun-ties: Essex, King and Queen, King William, Middlesex, Mathews, Westmoreland, Richmond, Northumberland and Lancaster. The minimum

qualifications are a 3.5 cumu-lative grade point average and combined math and verbal SAT I scores of 1100. The applicant must demonstrate strong aca-demic achievement and active participation in school activi-ties and in the community.

Candidates may obtain an application from their high school guidance counselor or from Dr. Faber’s orthodon-tic offices in Tappahannock or Kilmarnock. The applica-tion may also be downloaded at www.bracesbydrbeth.com by clicking on the scholar-ship icon. Questions may be directed to [email protected] or 443-6419. The applica-tion deadline is April 4.

Faber scholarships offered

The breakfast menu at Middlesex Elementary School for the month of January is as follows:

Monday— Pancakes, or cereal and toast.

Tuesday— Egg biscuit, or cereal and toast.

Wednesday— Breakfast pizza, or cereal and toast.

Thursday— Sausage biscuit, or cereal and toast.

Friday— French toast, or cereal and toast.

The lunch menu is as fol-lows:

Friday, January 25— Chicken patty on bun, corn, juice bar and fruit.

Monday, January 28— No school.

Tuesday, January 29— Cheese or pepperoni pizza, cooked carrots and fruit.

Wednesday, January 30— Chicken nuggets, corn, hot roll and fruit.

Thursday, January 31— Grilled cheese, tomato soup, celery sticks, Goldfish crackers and fresh fruit.

A choice of milk is served with each meal. A salad plate or boxed lunch served daily.

The breakfast menu served daily at St. Clare Walker and Middlesex High School is assorted biscuits, potato rounds, fresh fruit, or cereal and toast, juice and choice of milk.

The lunch menu is as fol-lows:

Friday, January 25— Tacos w/fixings, seasoned rice, corn, fruit and juice bar.

Monday, January 28— No school.

Tuesday, January 29— Cheese or pepperoni pizza, corn and fruit.

Wednesday, January 30— Chicken nuggets, mashed pota-toes, peas, biscuit and fruit.

Thursday, January 31— Cheeseburgers or hamburgers, fries, green beans and fresh fruit.

A choice of milk is served with each meal. Cold cut subs available daily: ham and cheese, chicken salad or tuna sub w/choice of chips, fruit and milk.

Andy Kauders, president of Smith Point Sea Rescue, reported this week that the deadline for early-bird reg-istration for the 25th annual Reedville Bluefish Derby is close at hand. All registrations

received by January 31 will be eligible for the $1,000 drawing that will be held on Saturday, June 14. Applications may be obtained at Jett’s Hardware (453-5325) or by email at [email protected].

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Publisher’s NoticeAll real estate advertised herein is subject to Virginia’s fair housing law which makes it illegal to advertise ‘any preference, limitation or dis-crimination because of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, elderli-ness, familial status or handicap, or intention to make any such prefer-ence, limitation or discrimination. This newspaper will not knowingly accept advertising for real estate that violates the fair housing law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. For more informa-tion or to file a housing complaint, call the Virginia Fair Housing Of-fice at (804) 367-8530; toll-free call (888) 551-3247. For the hearing-im-paired, call (804) 367-9753. E-mail [email protected]. Web site: www.fairhousing.vipnet.org.

Classified Rates$6.00 minimum for up to 25 words, one week; 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 suc-cessive weeks, $40.00. Ads with 26 or more words, 24¢ each word. Cus-tom classifieds $9.25 per line, mini-mum $11.25.10% Discount for cash with order. No refunds, no credit. No discount on credit card sales.Classified Deadline: 12:00 noon Tuesdays. To place your ad, call (804) 758-2328, FAX (804) 758-5896, email <[email protected]>, or mail to: Classifieds, Southside Sentinel, P.O. Box 549, Urbanna, Va. 23175.Corrections: Please check your ad the first week to see that it is cor-rect.

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DELTAVILLE: 3-BR, 2-BATH 6-yr-old home, ready to move into. All new carpet and fresh paint, appli-ances, 3-bay garage, .88 acre. Walk to Fishing Bay. $189,000. Owner/ agent. 804-436-4709.(1-24-1t)

BAY CUSTOM HOMES, INC., Saluda, VA. Over 70 plans to choose from! System built custom homes in a fraction of the time. (804)758-5180. E-mail: [email protected]. (11-2-tf)

BUSINESS PROPERTY for sale: 3+ acres, Route 14, Gloucester. Excellent for vehicle maintenance, construction company. 804-815-0353.(1-17-2t)

CHESAPEAKE BAY AND RIVERS waterfront property! Go to www.ChesapeakeBayRealEstate.net or call Frank A. Johnson at Frank Hardy, Inc. (804)815-8722.(11-1-13t)

HARTFIELD, VA 2007 CUSTOM CAPE COD, 2650sq.ft., 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, corner lot, access 2 ponds near Piankatank River and Golf, $329,950. Buy direct from contractor and save, Dave Woolard 804-776-0941. Details at:www.davewoolard const.com(12-20-13t)

MODULAR HOMES: Your lot or ours, high-efficiency, quality con-struction. 2B Properties, 804-776-9738.(1-17-tf)

NEAR WAKE: Four 2 1/2 acre prime building lots. Ready to start building. Close to boat ramp and golf course. $60,000 each. 804-776-6691.(9-27-tf)

OWNBY AND ASSOCIATES, INC. When planning to buy or sell real estate in the Northern Neck or Middle Peninsula, call Diane Bennett at 804-347-2235, email: [email protected].(1-24-13tRR)

REDUCED: Topping. Two 2 1/2 ac. sites. Pond view/ frontage. Minutes to marina, golf, airport, restaurants, shopping. 4-BR perc. Protective

covenants: $59,000 and $69,000. Walter Lawson, Mason Realty, 804-832-9109.(1-24-6t)

For Rent2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME, Water View area. $600/ month +deposit. 804-758-0372.(1-17-2t)

290 VIRGINIA STREET, Urbanna: for residential or commercial use, $500 month +utilities. 804-758-2663.(1-24-2t)

2BEDROOM,1BA and 1BEDROOM, 1BA, each $650 month and security deposit the same. Water View area. Call C&N Properties, 804-758-4400.(1-17-2t)

3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, small farm in Saluda. $900/mo., $900 security deposit. 804-815-3144.(1-17-2t)

3BR, 2BA rancher on farm in Locust Hill. Central air, 2 car garage, washer/ dryer, fenced yard/ outside pets, no smoking. Credit check. $950/mo. 804-758-9223.(1-24-2tRR)

BEAUTIFUL 2-STORY 3BR, 2.5BA in quiet neighborhood with beach and boat ramp access. $1200/mo. Call 814-657-3500.(1-24-3t)

CHICK COVE: Sunny, 3-bedroom, 2-bath ranch w/large kitchen and great room w/fireplace. Wonder-ful neighborhood w/community ammenities. Pool, tennis courts, pier/ boat ramp w/deep water access to Piankatank. Call for lease terms, $1,000/ mo. 804-776-0022 or 804-580-1701.(1-24-1t)

COTTAGES/ GORGEOUS WATER-FRONT ESTATE/ PRESTIGIOUS LOCATION/ RAPPAHANNOCK. UTILITIES/ EVERYTHING FUR-NISHED. PROFESSIONALS, TEACHERS, FAMILIES. OTHER NUMEROUS RENTALS/ PUR-CHASES AVAILABLE/ OWNER FINANCING, $750-$950 MO. RIVAHRENTALS, 804-776-6500, 804-761-0845.(1-24-2tRR)

COZY COTTAGE IN WHITE STONE: Suitable for one person only. 1 bed-room, 1 bath, town water, trash and lawn service included. No pets. $525/mo. plus deposit and credit check. 804-435-0294.(1-17-2t)

FULL HORSE BOARDING www.pidlinacres.com. (804)758-1555.(3-15-tf)

HARTFIELD: 2-Bedroom, 1-Bath house. No inside pets. Available immediately. $650/mo. plus deposit. Call 804-794-9176 between 7 and 8:30 p.m.(1-24-2t)

LIVE ON THE RIVAH! 2-Bedroom waterfront home on Robinson Creek for rent! Large yard, private pier, rear deck, screened porch! You can’t beat this deal! $1150 a month/ includes utilities! Diane, 804-301-8521.(1-24-4t)

LOCUST HILL: Waterfront home with spectacular view of Rappahannock River features 3 bedroom, 2 bath, fully equipped kit, central air, deck overlooking river, garage, $1,500. Chesapeake Prop Mgmt 804-436-9722.(1-10-3t)

NEW STORAGE UNITS in Deltaville, next to T’s Tee Shirts. Sizes from 4’x12’ to 10’x32’. Call 804-363-0371.(1-19-tf)

OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE: prime location in Saluda. $300/month. Call (804)690-6568, owner/ agent.(12-6-tf)

OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE: prime location in Saluda. $850/month. Call 804-690-6568, owner/ agent.(1-24-tf)

OFFICE WAREHOUSE FOR LEASE or lease purchase: Beside major Middlesex Co. highway, near the Rappahannock River, zoned commercial, 9,000 sq.ft. heated warehouse, or aircraft hangar, with 6,000 sq.ft. of executive office space and reception area, nice conference room. Sufficient parking for 100 automobiles. $4.00 sq.ft. annu-ally. Call Oscar 804-370-5555 or [email protected].(12-6-8tRR)

RENT/ RENT TO OWN: 3 Bed-rooms, 2 1/2 baths, new construc-tion, open floor plan, large porches. Available now, pets negotiable. $1,200/mo. plus deposit. 804-363-9708.(1-3-4t)

STORAGE UNITS available for rent near Bush Park Campground. 10x30 with drive thru doors, great for boat-ers. 10x15 also available. Call now for low rates. Why tow when you can Stow your boat? Also outside space available for boats and RVs. Call Bush Park Self Storage, 776-7633.(1-3-6t)

VILLAS AT WILTON CREEK: Condo for rent. 2 bedroom unit available now. $950/mo. long term and $1,000/mo. short term. Call GSH Property Management 804-695-2512.(4-12-tf)

Vacation RentalsA BEAUTIFUL URBANNA Har-bour Waterfront Getaway: Porch, 4 bedrooms. Weekend/ Weekly. (804)639-1256. http://www.vacation-vanc.com.(10-18-tf)

BED AND BREAKFAST: Sunset View Inn, a waterfront retreat in the land of peaceful living. Arrive by land, air, sea. www.sunsetviewinn.com, Topping. 804-577-7083.(7-5-tf)

WATERFRONT COTTAGE: Pier, beach, AC/heat, fireplace, two bedrooms, screened porch, canoe. www.Rivahvacations.com for infor-

mation and pictures. (804)741-5511 evenings. Summer $750/week, off-season $550/week, $300/week-end.(3-15-52t)

WEEKEND RETREAT WHITE STONE, VA

*4 BR HOME *Sandy beach

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ANTIQUESIf you have antiques to sell, call Steve at 1-800-497-0083 or 804-435-1207. We have the contacts! We do appraisals for Estate, Insur-ance or valuing your antiques. We conduct Estate Sales on or off premises. Kilmarnock Antique Gal-lery, 144 School St. (across from the school) Kilmarnock, VA. www.virginia-antiques.com. Call for free consultation.(1-24-tfRR)

ATTENTION! Select lot model clear-ance. Receive a riding mower with the purchase of a lot model home. Now through February 2008. Don’t miss the chance to save $$Thou-sands$$ on last year’s models. Clayton Homes Chester, 804-796-4870.(1-24-4t)

AWESOME! New 2008 inventory is here. Come in and see the new homes for this year. New options, real drywall, and roof lines. Clayton Homes Chester, 804-796-4870.(1-24-4t)

BARBER PRINTS: Night Crossing, Passing in the Night, The Vanishing Fleet, Racing for the Oysters, plus all current prints. Available at Pat’s Gallery, 804-776-7160, Deltaville.(1-17-2tRR)

BED: Antique white iron with gold balls. Full size. Excellent condition. $325. 804-320-5107.(1-24-1tRR)

CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES: Registered CKC. 804-776-7864 or 832-6451.(1-24-1t)

CLOSEOUT SALE! All 2007 dou-blewides reduced to sale. Why pay more? Call Atlantic Mobile Homes, Rt. 17, Saluda, VA. 804-758-5681.(1-3-4t)

FILL DIRT. $90/load delivered. 30-mile radius from Saluda. 758-2800.(6-30-tf)

FREE! Western Cedar wild bird feeder with any Stihl chainsaw pur-chased during the month of January. Plus free carrying case and home maintenance kit. Better check us out! Chimney Corner, 804-694-5385 or 725-2471.(1-24-1tRR)

MOVING SALE! Everything must go! Living room, dining room, 2 bedroom sets, refrigerator, freezer, etc. Lawn/ patio furniture, riding mower, push mower and much more! For details, call 804-815-6619.(1-24-3t)

RICHMOND ANTIQUES&

CIVIL WAR SPECTACULAR

JAN. 26 & 27

at the Showplace3000 Mechanicsville Pike

I-64 West Exit 192Sat. 10-6; Sun. 12-5Info. 804-769-8866

Admission $5 ($4.50 w/ad)(1-24-1t)

SEASONED FIREWOOD: Dump truck load, cut, split, and delivered. $115/cash or $120/check. Call 804-694-6469 or 804-694-5530.(12-13-tf)

TOUR CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA, May 5th-8th. Spon-sored by Abingdon Woman’s Club. For information call Shackelford Tours 757-868-0378 or Elizabeth Brown 804-642-4028.(1-24-1t)

TWO USED GAS-FIRED Infra-red Space Heaters. Leasure’s Wrecker Service, Inc., Saluda, VA. Call 804-758-2961 anytime.(1-17-2t)

NEW SHOP OPEN, Route 33, east of Harmony Grove church. Red building at storage units. Open Fri., Sat., Sun. 8:30-3:30. Glassware, candles, flowers, pictures, furniture and more. 804-370-4923 or 804-761-7368.(1-24-1t)

Autos/Trucks1992 MERCURY SABLE, 130,000 miles, mostly highway. Good Michelin tires. Adult owned. $1,850. Call 804-384-8210 anytime; or 725-3902.(1-24-2t)

2002 FORD EXPEDITION: Eddie Bauer Limited Edition 4x4, Leather, Moonroof, 10 disc CD player, VHS player, towing package. 107,500 miles, $12,000. 804-815-8320, R.D.(1-24-4t)

2002 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GL Stationwagon, silver, 58,000 miles. CD/Cassette, PWR windows/ locks, 5-speed, very good condition. All maintenance performed. $8,800. Contact 804-758-5265 after 5:30 p.m.(8-23-tf)

2005 HARLEY-DAVIDSON, 4000 miles, lots of extras. $12,000 OBO. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! (804)776-7686 or 512-6883.(10-19-tf)

Boats/MotorsCUSTOM YACHT SERVICE

YACHT BROKERAGE 96 SEAFOOD LANE

IRVINGTON, VA 22480 (804)438-5563

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POWER 1985 Chris Craft 28’ - $16,000

1993 Grady White 22’ - $15,0001994 Luhrs 29’ - $79,900

1999 Pursuit 30’ - $120,0001995 Boston Whaler Jet Boat

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SAILBOAT 1988 Stevens 42’ - $139,000

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BANK OF LANCASTER, a well-established $325 million community bank in the Northern Neck of Virginia, is seeking a Controller. This position will report to the Principal Financial Officer. Successful candidate should have a Bachelor’s degree and five years’ experience in a related posi-tion and industry. Certified Public Accountant preferred. Strong work-ing knowledge of financial state-ments, accounting systems and banking functions required. Must have management experience, and experience with regulatory filings and related regulation of financial institutions and public companies. This position offers full benefits, continuing professional education and opportunities for advance-ment. Salary commensurate with experience. Please mail resume to: Human Resources, P.O. Box 1869, Kilmarnock, VA 22482. An Equal Opportunity/ Affirmative Action Employer.(1-24-3t)

BRICK LAYER’S HELPER: No experience necessary, must be dependable with own transportation. Call 804-435-7840.(1-17-2t)

BUSY SALON in Kilmarnock is look-ing for a motivated licensed cosme-tologist. Call Hair Design Studio at 804-435-6880.(1-17-4t)

CATMAN CATS: Custom Boatbuild-ers: Hiring for boat construction. 758-2212.(6-29-tf)

DIETARY MANAGER: Mayfair House accepting applications for this full-time position. Exper. in batch-cooking and overall kitchen opera-tions. Serve safe certified. Apply at 460 South Main St., Kilmarnock. 804-435-9896.(1-24-1tRR)

ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS: Must have journeyman card, driv-ers license and own transportation. 804-843-4571.(1-17-2t)

EXPERIENCED CHEF NEEDED. Job entails planning and prepara-tion of 3 meals daily for 6-14 guests. Reliability and ability to work inde-pendently a must. Work schedule will vary but most often 10 days on/ 4 off. Excellent pay for right person. 8-month season w/potential for some off-season employment. Send resumes and references: Inn at Levelfields, 10155 Mary Ball Road, Lancaster, VA 22503. No phone calls please.(1-24-3tRR)

EXPERIENCED DENTAL ASSIS-TANT needed for a busy dental office. Applicants must be able to work independently. Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8-5 and Friday, 8-2. Please send resume by fax to 804-725-1685 or mail to P.O. Box 736, Deltaville, VA 23043.(1-17-tf)

EXPERIENCED TREE CLIMBER: Must have good work habits and valid driver’s license. CDL preferred. 815-6471.(1-24-tf)

EXPERIENCED TRIM AND SIDING CARPENTERS wanted. Own tools and transportation a must. Long term steady employment. Drug Free workplace. Call 804-758-2037.(11-9-tfRR)

FAMILY PRACTICE needs front office person. Receptionist duties and insurance filing/ reimburse-ment experience preferred. FT, PT benefits. Must be energetic, possess multi-tasking skills and work effi-ciently in a fast paced environment. Send resume to Front Office Posi-tion, P.O. Box 46, White Stone, VA 22578 or Fax to 804-435-1311.(1-24-3tRR)

FAMILY PRACTICE seeking MA, CNA, and phlebotomist/ laboratory tech. Must be energetic, possess excellent consumer service skills and be able to multi-task. Experi-ence preferred. FT, PT, Benefits. Submit resumes to Medical Position, P.O.Box 46, White Stone, VA 22578 or fax 804-435-1311.(1-17-3tRR)

FOUR SEASONS INSULATION now hiring Installers full time, and sales person. Must have drivers lic. Apply at office in Urbanna. 804-758-4544.(12-13-26t)

FRAMERS. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS wanted. Must have own driver’s license and own tools. Steady work. Based in Wake, work-ing in Middlesex County and nearby areas. Cell 804-370-7280.(1-3-13t)

F U L L T I M E M A C H I N E R Y MECHANIC to help with set up and delivery plus working the sales counter when needed. Dealership experience required. Top pay plus profit sharing. A chance to work in a modern smoke free environment. Forty-eight years of service to Tide-water. Chimney Corner, 804-694-5385.(1-24-1tRR)

KITCHEN HELP NEEDED: Evening hours. 758-2300 ext. 147.(1-10-3t)

LICENSED, EXPERIENCED Nail Technician needed: Tuesdays through Fridays and some Satur-days. Call 804-435-7700, leave message if no answer. Must be licensed and experienced!(1-17-4tRR)

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PURCHASING CLERKRappahannock General Hospital is currently accepting applications for a full-time Purchasing Clerk. Applicant will be responsible for receiving, shipping, restocking exchange carts, allocating supplies to departments through computer usage, batching of supplies and filing. Must be able to lift between 10-25 lbs. and know or be willing to learn data entry. Interested applicants should send their application or resumes to Human Resources, P.O. Box 1449, Kilmarnock, VA 22482 or fax to 804-435-2250. You may also apply online at www.rgh-hospital.com.(1-24-1t)

RAPPAHANNOCK COMMUNITY COLLEGE, a two-campus institution serving a rural 12-county area in the Chesapeake Bay region of Virginia

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seeks applicants for the following positions.DEAN OF LEARNING RESOURCES (Position FA072): The dean of learn-ing resources reports to the vice president of instruction and student development and is responsible for providing administrative coordina-tion and support for all learning resources programs and services--including management of information resources, oversight of audio-visual services, supervision of student success labs, collaborative learn-ing centers, and testing centers--at the Glenns and Warsaw campuses and all other sites where the college provides instructional services. The dean of learning resources provides leadership to the learning resources centers located at the Glenns and Warsaw campuses including the

operation of the libraries, collabora-tive learning centers, student suc-cess labs, and the testing centers. The dean also recruits, supervises, and evaluates the performance of the professional and classified staff as well as prepares and administers all relevant budgets. The dean of learning resources serves as the library director for the Richmond County Public Library and assures that all contractual obligations with Richmond County are fulfilled and serves as liaison with the Richmond County Public Library Board. QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED: Master’s degree in Library Sci-ence and three years experience in academic library of higher educa-tion; demonstrated ability to foster teamwork; excellent communication and interpersonal skills; success-

ful supervisory experience in an academic library or other academic department or division; and commit-ment to comprehensive community college mission. Must be willing to work evenings and weekends with cross campus travel. Experience using a student information system. Academic rank and salary are based upon academic credentials and experience. Excellent benefits pack-age. Twelve month administrative faculty position. A completed Com-monwealth of Virginia Employment Application, unofficial transcripts, and cover letter which describe qual-ifications will be reviewed beginning 4:30 p.m., Monday, February 18, 2008. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Official transcripts required at time of hire. Satisfactory reference and criminal background checks are a condition of employment. Rappahannock Com-munity College, Human Resource Office, Judith Mullins, 12745 Col-lege Drive, Glenns, Virginia 23149. [email protected]. 804-758-6727. Faxed and Internet applications will be accepted. Fax 804-758-6810. Applications may be obtained by downloading at www.vec.state.va.us/vecportal/ or by downloading from our web site at www.rappahannock.edu. Applicants with disabilities should contact human resource office at least five days prior to deadline date if spe-cial accommodations are needed. Resumes will not substitute for a completed state application. For information on the Virginia Com-munity College system, see www.vccs.edu. For more information on Rappahannock Community Col-lege, see www.rappahannock.edu. Applications from minorities are strongly encouraged. EEO/AA/M/F/D.(1-24-1t)

RESTAURANT: Experienced server, must have knowledge of wine, part-time; also needed dishwashers and salad prep. Apply between 11a.m. and 5p.m. Eckhard’s Restaurant, Topping, 758-4060.(1-24-2tRR)

Work WantedMHS FELLOWSHIP OF CHRIS-TIAN ATHLETES seeking odd jobs for FCA camp fundraiser. Call 804-381-9522, Coach Morris.(12-13-13t)

WantedNON-PROFIT FUNDRAISER: Donate your junk car to FCA (Middle Peninsula Fellowship of Christian Athletes). Call Junk for Joy, 804-758-5823.(12-20-13t)

WILL PAY CASH for used, wrecked or junked CARS and TRUCKS. Will pick up. Call 758-5277.(12-14-tf)

Business Services24hr. CHILD CARE in my home in Jamaica. For more information, call 804-758-9239.(12-20-tf)

AllsWell PAINTING AND HOME REPAIR: Pressure washing, sheet-rock repair, deck repair, staining and sealing, including small elec-trical (cable and phone) service. Tri-county area. 804-241-5745.(1-10-13t)

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BAY AND RIVER KARAOKE & DJ services. “Puttin the music in your party.” Call us to DJ or Karaoke your event! More info call 804-758-3008.(6-14-tf)

D. STEVENS CONSTRUCTION, LLC, Class B Contractor. New homes, additions, renovations. LICENSED and INSURED. Call Darrell 804-815-2154 or 804-443-2898.(1-3-tf)

HONOR STUDENT/ ATHLETE seeks odd jobs. Your tools, my labor, dependable. Weekends $10/hr. or by job. Call Zack, 758-8383.(12-13-13tRR)

KLEENFUEL: Fuel polishing, tank cleaning using the Ocean Marine System, USCG licensed and insured. Save on your boat downtime. Visa and Mastercard accepted. Cell, 804-694-6040.(1-24-13t)

LOWERY CARPENTRY SER-VICES, LLC: Hardwood floors, cabinets, trim, decks, water damage, remodeling, etc. 25 years experi-ence. Free estimates. Licensed and insured. Phil Lowery, 804-758-1445.(1-24-13t)

MILLER TAX SERVICE: Special-izing in personal and small business returns. Electronic filing available for fast refunds! Reasonable rates. For an appointment call 776-9091.(1-17-13t)

ON THE NAIL CONTRACTING: CLASS A Contractor, Licensed and Insured, Charles Harris Contrac-tor. Office (804)725-7550; Cell (804)815-4686. Framing, flooring, windows, decks, additions, siding and more!(10-5-tf)

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SPECIAL TOUCH: Karen’s Cleaning Service, home, office, new construc-tion. 758-4705. [email protected].(1-24-13t)

STORYTIME DAYCARE now accepting children ages newborn thru 2. Full-time care only. 804-758-2489.(1-10-4t)

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NoticesPUBLIC NOTICE

ENVIRONMENTAL PERMIT PURPOSE OF NOTICE: To seek public comment on a draft permit from the Department of Environ-mental Quality that will allow the release of treated wastewater into a water body in Middlesex County, Virginia.PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD: Janu-ary 17, 2008 to 4:00 p.m. on Feb. 19, 2008.PUBLIC NOTICE ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 17, 24, 2008.PERMIT NAME: Virginia Pollut-ant Discharge Elimination System Permit - Wastewater issued by DEQ, under the authority of the State Water Control Board.NAME, ADDRESS AND PERMIT NUMBER OF APPLICANT: J&D Enterprises of Virginia, Ltd., 137 Hamble Lane, Deltaville, VA 23043, VA0092169.PROJECT DESCRIPTION: J&D Enterprises of Virginia, Ltd., has applied for a new permit for J&D Enterprises WWTP in Middlesex County, Virginia. The applicant proposes to release treated sewage wastewaters at a rate of 10,000 gallons per day into a water body. Sludge from the treatment pro-cess will be stored on site in a sludge holding tank. It will be peri-odically pumped by a contract sludge hauler and transported for disposal. The facility proposes to release the treated sewage in Broad Creek in Middlesex County in the Rappahannock watershed. A watershed is the land area drained by a river and its incoming streams. The permit will limit the following pollutants to amounts that protect water quality: nutrients, organic matter, and solids.HOW TO COMMENT: DEQ accepts comments by e-mail, fax or postal mail. All comments must be in writing and be received by DEQ during the comment period. Written comments must include: 1) The names, mailing addresses and telephone numbers of the person commenting and of all people represented by the citizen. 2) If a public hearing is requested, the reason for holding a hearing, including associated concerns. 3) A brief, informal statement regard-ing the extent of the interest of the person commenting, including how the operation of the facility or activ-ity affects the citizen. DEQ may hold a public hearing, including another comment period, if public response is significant and there are substantial, disputed issues relevant to the proposed permit. The public may review the draft permit and application at the DEQ office named below.CONTACT FOR PUBLIC COM-MENTS, DOCUMENT REQUESTS AND ADDITIONAL INFORMA-TION: Emilee Carpenter; Pied-mont Regional Office, 4949-A Cox Road, Glen Allen, Virginia 23060; Phone: 804-527-5072; E-mail: [email protected]; Fax: 804-527-5106.(1-17-2t)

PUBLIC NOTICENotice is hereby given that River Run Homeowners Association has applied for a permit from the Marine Resources Commission to remove an existing community pier and to construct a new 6-foot wide com-

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munity pier extending 150-feet channelward of mean high water with a 10-foot by 38-foot T-head at the Association’s property situated along the Piankatank River off Ridge Road 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.(1-24-1t)

THE KING AND QUEEN COUNTYSchool Board has authorized the sale of the following surplus vehicles and equipment through a sealed bid process:

BUSES1991 Ford, 162,315 miles

VIN# 1FDXJ65P1MVA36210 1993 Ford, 224,562 miles

VIN# 1FDXJ75C5PVA377861990 International, 252,973 miles

VIN# 1HVBAZRL3LH2557511990 International, 183,778 miles


VIN# 1HVBAZRL5LH 2557521990 International, 205,754 miles


VIN# 1HVBAZRL3LH255750

CARS1988 Chevrolet Corsica,

194,406 milesVIN# 1G1LT5112JY649142

1988 Chevrolet Corsica,218,709 miles

VIN# 1G1LT5110JY6132551991 Chevrolet Corsica,

243,356 milesVIN# 1G1LT53T2MY126982

1991 Chevrolet Corsica244,207 miles

VIN# 1G1LT53T3ME1525731991 Chevrolet Corsica,

270,040 milesVIN# 1G1LT53T8MY178200

TRUCKS1978 GMC Pickup, 215,191 miles

VIN# TCL448B522186

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Bids should be submitted in a sealed envelope to the King and Queen County School Board Office (P.O. Box 97, King and Queen Court-house, Virginia 23085). Please be sure to include your name, contact information, and the item(s) you are bidding on. Bids will be accepted until 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, Janu-ary 31, 2008. For more information, please contact Lisa Weakland at (804)785-5981.(1-24-1t)

VIRGINIA:IN THE CIRCUIT COURTFOR THE COUNTY OFMIDDLESEX

Shirley Holmes Marshall,Plaintiff,v. CASE NO: CL07-111John Enos Marshall,Defendant

ORDER OF PUBLICATIONThe object of this suit is to obtain a divorce a vinculo matrimonii from the defendant on the grounds of a one-year separation pursuant to §20-91(9) of the Code of Virginia, 1950, as amended.It appearing from an affidavit that dili-gence has been used by or on behalf of plaintiff to ascertain in what county or city the defendant is, without effect, it is ordered that the defen-dant appear before this court on or before March 5, 2008, at 9:30 a.m.

and protect his interests herein.And it further ordered that this Order be published once each week for 4 successive weeks in the Southside Sentinel, Urbanna, Virginia.

William H. Shaw, JUDGEEntered: 1/9/08

Entry of this order is respectfully requested by:Karen Rose, Counsel for PlaintiffLegal Aid Society of Eastern Virginia, Inc.199 Armistead AvenueWilliamsburg, Virginia 23185Telephone: 757-220-6837, ext. 702Fax: 757-221-3322(1-17-4t)

VIRGINIA:IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOF MIDDLESEX COUNTY

Lauren Samantha Hughes,Complainant,vs. CASE NO: CH08-01James William Crowe,Defendant

ORDER OF PUBLICATIONThe object of this suit is to obtain a no fault divorce on the basis of having lived separate and apart, without cohabitation and without interruption, for a period in excess of one year. An Affidavit has been made that the Defendant was last known to live at 242 Old Airport Road, Bristol, Virginia 24201.It is ordered that JAMES WILLIAM CROWE appear before the Circuit Court of Middlesex County, Virginia, on Monday, 24 March 2008, at 9:30 a.m. to protect his interest herein.It is ordered that this Order be published once each week for four successive weeks in the Southside Sentinel, Urbanna, Virginia.Entered on January 10, 2008. TESTE: Peggy W. Walton Clerk of the Circuit Court

Robert P. Brooks, Esq.Counsel for ComplainantP.O. Box 559Deltaville, Virginia 23043-0559Tele: 804-776-9200Fax: 804-776-9696(1-17-4t)

Notices Noticesmaritime museumby Nature Girl

and Kaptain Krunch“In the Park” on Saturday,

February 2, will feature the Middlesex Master Gardeners Pruning Clinic. Pruning trees and shrubs will be discussed and demonstrated. If you are a hands-on “I got to see how it’s done” type of gardener, then this program is made for you. Look for details in a sepa-rate article in today’s and next week’s Sentinel.

February 27 will be the offi-cial meeting of the Gardenerds for 2008. We are hoping there are more people like us out there, and you’ll step forward and join in on the fun and the future of Holly Point. Sounds rather ominous! And, if you don’t believe me, here’s a tes-timonial, “I have learned so much from my fellow nerds over the last five years.”

Okay, sounds a little canned. Guess I’ve been watching too many political debates! So as winter hopefully kills the bugs and germs, we are busy plan-ning activities for the spring. If you have something of interest, give us a call at 776-7200.

So what’s up Krunch . . .Alert readers will recall

that when we left the Merry Museum Prankers in Death March 2008, the “F.D. Crock-ett” was still in Jackson Creek.

This week our gunnery offi-cer, Wes, a self-admitted slow learner, returned for more abuse as our tow boat.

Anti-climactically, we towed around the cape (Stove Point) to Chesapeake Marine Railway (old Deagle’s) and the bilge pump never even came on. The railway guys greeted us with a car in position, so up we went without a hitch. Now the reality of stern replacement is

upon us. “Boy Howdy,” as my dear old mother used to say. Come down and check us out. The “Crockett” is on the west-ern most railway, nearest Ed’s house. And bring your check-book. We’ve got some nifty name boards, renderings, and half models ready for contribu-tors—all tax-deductible by the way.

The “Explorer” crew went to the little, big city (Richmond) to attend a celebration marking the end of the Jamestown 400th anniversary.

We are off to the Lions Club this week at The Beacon. Thankfully for dinner, not breakfast. The topic is boat-building, Deltaville style. In preparing a shore biography, I noticed that I built my first boat 50 years ago—and I felt old before!

Anyway, my role as cheer-leader at the museum is well researched—a misspent youth followed by a wasted adult-hood.

We’ll convene at the “F.D. Crockett” on Sunday. Come by. It’s definitely worth a look.

Above, Deltaville Maritime Museum official Kaptain Krunch talks to two mem-bers of the Virginia Library Association at the “Explorer” display at the Library of Vir-ginia Legislative reception in Richmond on January 17.

Three Rivers Health District Director Thomas Irungu, MD, MPH, has announced that his district still has flu vaccine available and encourages those who have not yet received their flu shot for this flu season to do so. People desiring to get the shot can contact their local health department (758-2381).

The cost of the vaccine is $30. Medicare will cover the cost. Also available are lim-ited supplies of pediatric vac-cine and VFC vaccine, which are free to children under 19 who are enrolled in Medicaid or have no health insurance, or are American Indian or Alas-kan Native.

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