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08.28.14 Sentinel B
MHS JV
Volleyball
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SSentinel.com
Serving Middlesex County and adjacent areas of the Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck since 1896
Vol. 120, No. 22
Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • August 28, 2014
B Section
— MHS Sports Schedules —
Volleyball
Aug. 28, Northumberland
Sept. 2, Lancaster.
Sept. 4, at W&L.
Sept. 5-6 at Lancaster Tourn.,TBD
Sept. 9, at Northumberland
Sept. 11, Colonial Beach
Sept. 16, at Lancaster
Sept. 18, Rappahannock
Sept. 23, at Colonial Beach
Sept. 30, West Point.
Oct. 7, at King William
Oct. 9, King and Queen
Oct. 14, at Mathews
Oct. 16, at West Point
Oct. 23, King Willam
Oct. 28, at King and Queen
Oct. 30 Mathews
JVs play at 6 p.m. and varsity at 7:30
unless designated otherwise.
Golf
Aug. 28, Lancaster
Sept. 2, at Mathews
Sept. 4, at Rappahannock
Sept. 11, at Lancaster
Sept. 16, at King William
Sept. 18, King William
All matches begin at 4 p.m. Home
matches at Piankatnak River Golf
Club, Hartfield.
Cross Country
Sept. 3, at King William
Sept. 10, Middlesex (Home)
Sept. 17, at W&L
Oct. 1, Middlesex (Home)
Oct. 6, at Northampton
Oct. 8, at Mathews
Oct. 15, at West Point
Oct. 22, Middlesex (Home)
All meets begin at 4 p.m. Home meets
at RCC-Glenns.
Varsity Football
Sept. 5, Mathews
Sept. 12, Rappahannock
Sept. 19, Lancaster
Sept. 26, at Northumberland
Oct. 3, at Northampton
Oct. 10, West Point*
Oct. 17, at Charles City
Oct. 24, King William
Oct. 31, at King and Queen
Nov. 6, at Mathews
All games begin at 7 p.m.
* Homecoming
Junior Varsity Football
Sept. 3, at Mathews
Sept. 10, at Rappahannock
Sept. 17, at Lancaster
Sept. 24, Northumberland
Oct. 1, Northampton
Oct. 6, at West Point
Oct. 13, Charles City
Oct. 20, at King William
Oct. 27, King and Queen
Nov. 3, Mathews
All games begin at 6:30 p.m.
The Middlesex High School varsity football team is preparing for the upcoming season. Chargers will travel
to New Kent High School on Friday, August 29, for a 4 p.m. pre-season scrimmage. The Chargers will host
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grand opening that evening will include a ribbon-cutting at 5:30 p.m. and the football game kickoff at 7 p.m.
(Photo by Larry Chowning)
Colts open season Saturday
The Middlesex Colts youth football program teams will open their
seasons at James City this Saturday,
August 30.
Game starting times for the season
are as follows: Flag (5-6 year olds)
8 a.m.; Seniors (13-14 year olds)
9 a.m.; Juniors (11-12 year olds)
10:30 a.m.; Midgets (9-10 year
olds) noon; Pee Wees (7-8 year olds)
1:30 p.m.
If either team does not have a
Signup under way for Sept. 5
Sheriff’s Office Golf Tourney
The 3rd Annual Middlesex County
Sheriff’s Office Golf Tournament
will be held Friday, September 5,
at Piankatank River Golf Club in
Hartfield. The format will be fourperson captain’s choice.
Registration begins at 9:30 a.m.,
and a shotgun start is at 11 a.m.
The fee is $100 per person or $400
per four-person team. The entry fee
includes 18 holes of golf, riding cart,
all-day access to a beverage cart,
lunch, prizes and giveaways.
Chargers have road scrimmage at New Kent Friday
For more information or to register,
contact Major M.E. Sampson at 7581335.
Sponsorships are available starting
at $100 per hole. Corporate sponsorships are $500, ball sponsorships
are $1,500, koozie sponsorships are
$2,000, and dinner sponsorship is
$2,500. Door prize donations also are
sought.
Funds raised will be used for specialized training and equipment for
the Middlesex Sheriff’s Office.
Senior Team, the games will be
moved up to the next time slot.
(Example: If one team does not
have a Senior Team, the Junior Team
game time would be 9 a.m.; Midgets, 10:30 a.m.; and PeeWees, noon.)
2014 Schedule
The schedule below includes, in
order, the date (all Saturdays), visiting team and home team.
Aug. 30—Middlesex at James City
Sept. 6—Middlesex at Ashland
Sept. 13—Middlesex at New Kent
Sept. 20—Middlesex at Blue Star
Sept. 27—Bye week
Oct. 4, Charles City at Middlesex
Oct.
11,
Mechanicsville
at
Middlesex
Oct. 18, King William at Middlesex
Oct. 25, Tri Rivers (West Point) at
Middlesex
All Colt home games will be
played at Middlesex High School.
All participants must have a DMV
identification card.
Directions
Driving directions for games are
available on the Metropolitan Youth
Football and Cheerleading League
Website at www.metrofootball.org
(look to the left of menu page and
click on site directions).
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Tappahannock on July 18. She registered the citation at Keepers
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The next generation of Cocktail Class racers
by Shannon Haley
Caroline Fuccella has spent her
entire life on Urbanna Creek. This
rising freshman is often found boating in Urbanna harbor with her dad
Lawrence, mom Jo, and older sister
Alexandra. Anyone can see that this
close-knit family has deep roots and
a great appreciation for the water.
Whether it is fishing, cruising or
even racing, Caroline is always game
for anything and everything that is
water-related.
In 2012 when her father joined the
Cocktail Class Wooden Boat Racing
Association (CCWBRA) and began
building his Cocktail Class boat
the “Brass Monkey,” it was no surprise that his girls became heavily
involved in the process. Both Caroline and Alexandra would often be
seen at the shop helping Lawrence
sand and paint as the deadline for
the first Urbanna Cup was quickly
approaching. The family effort
helped ensure that the boat was race
ready in time for the big inaugural
event in May 2013.
Since then, Caroline and her sister
continued to stay involved by attending races and cheering on their dad.
If you know their parents, it is no surprise these young ladies at the ages
of 15 (Alexandra) and 13 (Caroline)
already have a tremendous work
ethic. Not only did they work hard to
help build the boat, they have been
active at races, helping not only their
dad with his boat, but other racers
with their boats by providing an extra
hand when needed, transporting tools
from one boat to another, helping to
launch boats, etc. They are both such
a presence at these races that they
have really become part of the team
in their own right.
In 2014 all of Caroline’s time
and effort finally paid off. This year
CCWBRA developed a youth program and Caroline was quick to sign
up. Participation is limited to family
members of CCWBRA members
Chris Riddick
is CCWBRA
national champ
Chris Riddick, the 2014
National Champion Cocktail
Class Racer in the 8-horsepower division, was erroneously
referred to as Steve Riddick in
an article that appeared in the
August 21 Southside Sentinel.
The Sentinel regrets any inconvenience caused by this error.
Caroline and Lawrence Fuccella with the #101 “Brass Monkey”
who are between the ages of 12-16.
Participants must meet all age and
license requirements for the operation of a powerboat in the state where
the race is held, and they must complete a USCF Boater’s Safety Course
in their home state. Having met these
and other requirements, Caroline was
ready for the first-ever youth race to
be held at the CCWBRA National
Championship event in Rock Hall,
Md., on August 16, 2014.
The national race consisted of
a total of four youths—three boys
and Caroline. The qualifying heat
had two boats compete around the
“I like being on the water and I like
the speed. I really like to go fast!”
—Caroline Fuccella, 13
course for two races. Each boat had a
turn on the middle lane. As the horn
blew, Caroline bolted off the line
and around the course, winning both
qualifying races. She then advanced
to the finals against the young man
who won the second heat. Her competitor won the first race but crossed
lanes on the second race, resulting in
a tie. Both were awarded first place
cups for the youth event.
When asked what is her favorite
part of racing the Cocktail Class
boats, Caroline replied, “I like being
on the water and I like the speed. I
really like to go fast!” She also com-
mented that she thinks it is funny that
one day she might get to race against
her dad in this sport.
As for Alexandra, she has been
very busy with her summer job
at Shores and Ruark Seafood in
Urbanna. She said she might want
to race one day, but for now she is
happy cheering on her dad and sister
and helping at the events.
It has been such a pleasure getting to know Caroline and Alexandra through the Urbanna race team.
These young ladies are kind, polite
and generous while maintaining their
own unique personalities that have us
all laughing and smiling the entire
time we are in their presence. I have
no doubt these two can accomplish
anything they set their minds to and
more.
Once Caroline is 16 she can race
the Women’s Class. Fellow racer
Kenleighe Longest and I keep
joking that we better keep practicing
because Caroline will indeed be serious competition when she reaches
the age requirement to compete with
the adults. In the meantime, keep an
eye out for Caroline racing around
Urbanna Creek in the #101 “Brass
Monkey” and preparing for the next
competition. There is no telling what
the future might hold for this talented
and fearless young racer.
B2 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va. • August 28, 2014
MHS volleyball teams host
Northumberland tonight
The Middlesex High JV
Lady Chargers have started
their volleyball season on a
strong note with a win over
Essex in a scrimmage on
August 21.
The JV team has a good mix
of players with six returners
and four newcomers. “This is
a strong group of girls who
are already blending well
together,” said coach Jessica
Morris.
Returning sophomores and
tri-captains include Hailey
Walton, Maddie Norwood and
Meghan Shores.
Walton will see most of
her time in the setter’s position. “She has great hands and
is a very consistent server,”
said Morris.
Norwood will see time as
an outside hitter. “Maddie has
come a long way since her 8thgrade year and she is always
the loudest on and off the
court,” said Morris. “Her hitting is really coming around.”
Shores “is a versatile player
and will play anywhere she is
asked,” said Morris. She will
see some time as a middle and
outside hitter this year.
Returning freshmen include
Brooke Daniel, Chloe Hodges
and Haley Revere.
Daniel will be a middle
hitter. “Her serves and passing have become more consistent since last year and she
is always ready for the ball to
come her way,” said Morris.
Hodges suffered an injury
early in the season last year,
but she is very motivated and
is working hard to perfect
her passing skills this year,
said Morris. Hodges will see
time as an outside hitter. “She
also communicates very well
on and off the court,” added
Morris.
Revere will see time as an
outside hitter. “Haley is working very hard on her passing
and she has improved each day
since the beginning of practice,” said Morris.
Newcomers, who are all
8th-graders, include Hannah
Duke, Lyndsay Greene, Macie
Daniel and Sarah Walton.
Duke will see time as a
setter. “Hannah has been
working hard since day one to
learn the game of volleyball
and she doesn’t give up,” said
Morris.
Greene will see time as a
middle hitter. “Lyndsay has
shown determination and
works hard every day at practice,” said Morris.
M. Daniel will see time as a
setter and a hitter. “Macie adds
some height to the middle,
but is interested in setting as
well,” said Morris.
Walton will be a setter and
a hitter. “Sarah’s hitting has
improved and she is working
on becoming a strong setter,”
said Morris.
The Lady Chargers varsity and JV volleyball teams
opened their season at
Rappahannock on August
26. Middlesex will host
Northumberland on Thursday,
August 28. The JVs play at 6
p.m. and are followed by the
varsity at 7:30 p.m.
MHS golfers down Mathews
The Middlesex High golf
team hosted Mathews at
Piankatank River Golf Club
last on August 21 and hauled
in their second victory of the
season, 197-210, in a 9-hole
match.
Greg Pitts led the attack
shooting a 45, closely followed by Kyle McNamee’s 46.
Mason Duke and Mason Phillips rounded out the 4 lowest
scores with 53s. Chris Blake
“showed improvement” hauling in a 56 and Brian Major’s
63 rounded out the Chargers 6
scores. “We’re getting there,”
said Coach Greg Harrow, “but
we’ve still got a lot of work to
do in the next few weeks. Fortunately we have 10 eligible
golfers this year and we plan
to continue to rotate players in
and out of the lineup until we
can find solidity in our 1 to 6
spots.”
On Tuesday, the Charger
golfers visited Northumberland
at Quinton Oaks Golf Course
in Callao and were defeated
176-190. “This course is wide
open and I expected us to be in
the 170s today,” stated Harrow.
“We just struggled on approach
shots and the greens fooled us.”
For the Chargers, Pitts battled for a bogey golf 44, while
McNamee and Duke followed
with 48s. Chris Blake rounded
out the four lowest with a 50.
Phillips (51) and Luke Lawson
(52) rounded out the match.
The Chargers were also
excited to be able to play their
8th graders in a sub-match
with the Indians junior varsity
squad. “While they were only
able to capture 7 complete
holes in the match, it was a
great experience for them to
be in match play against other
competitors,” said Harrow.
Hunter Ward shot a 7-hole
38, MacLean Thomas a 40,
Matthew Wilson a 41 and
Avary Payne a 45. “This is
a tremendous start for these
young fellas,” noted Harrow.
“Our future depends on the
youth and these guys are doing
great so far this year. I am
very proud of the way they are
working hard to improve their
game!”
The Chargers will play
Lancaster on Thursday, August
need in their community can 28, at PRGC in a 9-hole
apply for a grant on behalf of a match at 4 p.m. They will play
school or youth sports program Mathews at PRGC on Tuesday,
in their neighborhood.
September 2, at 4 p.m.
Saluda 7-Eleven awards
$500 grant to MHS and
Thrift Athletic Complex
The Saluda Court House
7-Eleven store recently donated
a $500 Project A-Game Grant
to the Middlesex High School
(MHS) Syd Thrift Athletic Complex. The donation will be used
for the new athletic complex.
“Our stores are part of the
neighborhood and, as such, we
wanted to be good neighbors to
the community that we serve,”
said store manager Tina Clouatre. “This Project A-Game Grant
lets us play a part in local kids’
success, and I can’t think of a
better way to give back.”
The grant is made possible
through 7-Eleven’s Project
A-Game youth outreach program. Project A-Game’s mission is to help kids develop
their full potential by promoting academics and athletics,
and the values and the life skills
they teach, as a path to success. The program allows local
franchisees to make financial
contributions in the communities in which they operate and
is jointly funded by local franchisees and the company. Franchisees that identify a specific
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Camp that was held August 11-15. “The kids had a wonderful week of learning body awareness, new gymnastics and
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and having fun,” said coach Amanda Weston. Registration
and open gym for fall classes will be on Friday, September
5, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the Tom Carter Memorial Gym at
Cooks Corner.
Gymnastics signup set for Sept. 5
Gymnastics classes will
be offered by the Middlesex
County Parks and Recreation
starting Monday, September
8, and will continue for eight
weeks in the Tom Carter Memorial Gym at Cooks Corner.
Open gym/registration is set
for 5:30-7:30 p.m. on Friday,
September 5.
Three levels of gymnastics
will be taught—beginner, inter-
mediate and advanced.
Beginners (Sparklers) will
meet on Mondays from 3:45-5
p.m. The fee is $45.
Intermediate
(Firecrackers) classes will be held Tuesdays from 3:45-5:15 p.m., and
Thursdays from 6:15-7:30 p.m.
The fee is $90.
The advanced (Rockets)
class will meet Tuesdays from
5:15-7:15 p.m., and Fridays
from 3:45-5:45 p.m. The fee is
$110.
Transportation will be provided via an activity bus. A bus
note giving a guardian’s permission for a child to ride the
activity bus must be submitted
to the child’s school.
For more information, call
the parks and recreation office
at 758-0057 or coach Amanda
Weston at 804-238-3896.
Speedway to host Virginia National Guard
‘Salute to the Fallen’ Tribute Night Saturday
All military,
active or retired,
admitted free
at 4 p.m. with spectator gates
opening at 5 p.m. On-track
activities will begin at 6:30
p.m. with hot laps, and features will start at 8 p.m.
The admission price for
adults is $12; seniors (60plus), $10; military (active/
retired with proper ID), free;
students ages 13-17, $6; children ages 7 to 12, $4; and children age 6 and under, admitted
free. VMS offers a family pass
for $25 (two adults and two
Bill
Sawyer’s Virginia
Motor Speedway (VMS) will
return to racing this Saturday,
August 30, for Virginia Army
National Guard “Salute to
the Fallen” Tribute Night. To
honor our military, the speedway will admit all military
personnel active or retired
with proper ID in free.
The night’s events will
honor the 10 Virginia Army
National Guard soldiers lost
in combat.
The Virginia Army National
Guard will have several displays, including a special
wrapped race car, designed
by high school students, honoring those lost in combat. A
pit crew challenge also will be
held for fans to test their tirechanging skills.
With only two points races
left before crowning the 2014
champions, this week’s racing
will be crucial to the drivers
still in contention for the titles.
Divisions scheduled to race
on Saturday are: Victory Lap
Late Models/Pro Late Models
(35 laps); Budweiser Modifieds (25 laps); Truckin Thunder Sportsman (25 laps); and
Citation speck
the Collision One Limited
Stephanie Bennett of Lanexa displays the citation speckled Stock Cars (20 laps). All divitrout she recently caught in the Piankatank River on live sions will run Hot Lap time
bait. The 26-inch, 5 lb., 11 oz. speck was weighed in at The trials and features.
Tackle Shop at J&W Seafood in Deltaville.
Competitor gates will open
children 12 and under). Pit
passes will be $20.
Bill
Sawyer’s Virginia
Motor Speedway, an ASA
member track affiliate, is a
1/2-mile, dirt oval on Route 17
at Jamaica, eight miles north
of Saluda.
To learn more about Bill
Sawyer’s Virginia Motor
Speedway and its 2014
schedule of events, call 804758-1VMS or visit vamotorspeedway.com.
Weeklyy Tides
Windmill Point – Sunrise & Moon – August - September 2014
Fri. 8/29
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Low
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6:33
Sunset
7:39
Moonrise 10:15
Moonset 9:41
Tue. 9/2
High 4:37 1.2’
Low 11:09 0.3’
High 5:19 1.4’
Sunrise
6:36
Sunset
7:33
Moonrise 2:10
Sat. 8/30
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Moonset 10:16
Wed. 9/3
Low 12:09
High 5:39
Low 12:12
High 6:24
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Sunrise
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Sunset
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Moonset 12:33
Moonrise 3:08
Sun. 8/31
High 2:55
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High 3:27
Low 10:11
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High 3:42
Low 10:13
High 4:19
Low 11:07
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school
Northern Neck Montessori
School names office manager
The Northern Neck Montessori School has announced the
hiring of Emily May as office
manager.
She holds a bachelor of fine
arts degree in theatre performance, graduating cum laude
from Virginia Commonwealth
University in 1986. Her theatre
career included stints with the
Charlotte Shakespeare Company in North Carolina and
the Virginia Repertory Theatre in Richmond, where she
performed with the Theatre
IV Children’s Theater Touring
Company.
After she and her husband
had two children, May taught
dramatic workshops for preschool through grade six with
the SPARC (School for the Performing Arts) program in Richmond.
“Emily has a unique background and has a deep appreciation for education,” said
school executive director Penny
Latham. “Her experience with
preschoolers and early elementary students is certainly a boon
for us.”
May is married to David
May, rector at Grace Episcopal
Church in Kilmarnock. She said
Emily May
she is glad to again be working
in an educational environment
where she can utilize her varied
skills to support Northern Neck
Montessori School students and
the mission of the organization.
The Northern Neck Montessori School, now entering its
seventh academic year, serves
children from ages 2-9, and
has students from Lancaster,
Mathews, Middlesex and
Northumberland counties. For
more information, visit nnmontessori.org.
menus
School lunch prices at
Middlesex County Schools will
increase due to the new nutrition standards and regulations.
Elementary school lunches will
increase 5 cents to $2.05; and
middle/high schools by 10 cents
to $2.30. Reduced lunch prices
remain at 40 cents.
The lunch menu at MES is as
follows:
Tuesday, September 2—
Pizza, tossed salad, green beans,
fresh fruit or fruit cup.
Wednesday, September 3—
Hot dog, baked fries, sweet corn,
baked beans, fresh fruit or fruit
cup.
Thursday, September 4—
Chicken rings, whole wheat roll,
mashed potatoes, peas, sliced
carrots, fresh fruit or fruit cup.
The lunch menu at St. Clare
Walker Middle and Middlesex
High schools are as follows:
Tuesday, September 2— Pizza
W/G, tossed salad, green beans,
fresh fruit or fruit cup.
Wednesday, September 3—
Chicken sliders, baked fries,
sweet corn, baked beans, fresh
fruit or fruit cup.
Thursday, September 4—
Salisbury steak, whole wheat
roll, mashed potatoes, peas,
sliced carrots, fresh fruit or fruit
cup.
Guidelines for free & reduced meals listed
Middlesex County Public
Schools announced its policy
for providing free or reduced
price meals for children served
under the National School
Lunch, and/or School Breakfast Programs. Each school
and/or central school nutrition
office has a copy of the policy,
which may be reviewed by any
interested party.
Household size and income
will be used to determine eligibility for free or reduced
price meal benefits. Children from households whose
income is at or below the
Federal Income Eligibility
Guidelines, shown below, may
be eligible for either free or
reduced price meals. Children
who are members of households receiving Supplemental
Nutrition Assistance Program
(SNAP) benefits (formerly the
Food Stamp Program) or who
receive Temporary Assistance
for Needy Families (TANF)
may be automatically eligible
for free meals. Children who
are homeless, migrant, or runaway may also be automatically eligible for free meals.
Foster children, who are the
legal responsibility of a welfare agency or court, are eligible for free meals regardless
of the income of the household with whom they reside.
Children who are members
of households participating in
WIC may also be eligible for
free or reduced-price meals
based on the household’s
income.
Household size 1: maximum household income for
free meals $15,171; household income for reduced price
meals $15,171.01-$21,590.
Household size 2: maximum household income for
free meals $20,449; household income for reduced price
meals $20,449.01-$29,101.
Household size 3: maximum household income for
free meals $25,727; household income for reduced price
meals $25,727.01-$36,612.
Household size 4: maximum household income for
free meals $31,005; household income for reduced price
meals $31,005.01-$44,123.
Household size 5: maximum household income for
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free meals $36,283; household income for reduced price
meals $36,283.01-$51,634.
Household size 6: maximum household income for
free meals $41,561; household income for reduced price
meals $41,561.01-$59,145.
Household size 7: maximum household income for
free meals $46,839; household income for reduced price
meals $46,839.01-$66,656.
Household size 8: maximum household income for
free meals $52,117; household income for reduced price
meals $52,117.01-$74,167.
For each additional family
member
add:
maximum
household income for free
meals $5,278; household
income for reduced price
meals $7,511.
Application forms are being
distributed to all households
with a letter informing households of the availability of free
or reduced price meals for
their children. Applications
are also available at the principal’s office in each school
and at the central office. To
apply for free or reduced
price meals, households must
only fill out one application
per household and return it to
the school division. Applications may be submitted at any
time during the school year.
The information households
provide on the application
will be used for determining
eligibility and verification
of data. Applications may be
verified at any time during
the school year by school or
other program officials. For
school officials to determine
eligibility for free or reduced
price benefits, households
receiving SNAP benefits or
TANF only have to list their
child(ren)’s name and SNAP
or TANF case number and an
adult household member must
sign the application. Households who do not list a SNAP
or TANF case number, including WIC households, must list
the names of all household
members, the amount and frequency of the income received
by each household member,
and the last four digits of the
social security number of the
adult household member who
signs the application. If the
household member does not
have a social security number,
the household member must
indicate that a social security
number is not available. The
application must be signed by
an adult household member in
order to be approved.
Under the provisions of the
free and reduced price meal
policy, Supervisor of Nutrition
Services Margo Bridge, will
review applications and determine eligibility. An application for free or reduced price
meals cannot be approved
unless it is complete. Households dissatisfied with the
ruling of the eligibility determining official may wish to
discuss the decision with the
official on an informal basis.
Households wishing to make
a formal appeal for a hearing
on the decision may make a
request either verbally or in
writing to: Dr. Thomas Taylor,
Superintendent, P.O. Box 205,
Saluda, VA 23149.
Households may apply for
free or reduced price meals
at any time during the school
year. If a household is not eligible now but has a change,
such as a decrease in household income, an increase
in household size, becomes
unemployed or qualifies for
SNAP or TANF, the household
should contact the school for
an application. Such changes
may make the children of the
household eligible for benefits
if the household’s income falls
at or below the Federal Income
Eligibility Guidelines.
Households that receive
SNAP benefits or TANF may
not have to complete an application for free of reduced price
student meals. School officials
will determine eligibility for
free meals based on documentation, obtained directly from
the Virginia Department of
Social Services, that a child
is a member of a household
currently receiving SNAP or
TANF. School officials will
notify these households in
writing of their eligibility.
Households who are notified
of their eligibility, but who
do not want their children to
receive free meals, must contact the school. SNAP and
TANF households must complete an application if they are
not notified in writing of their
eligibility within the first 10
days of the new school year.
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news on
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church
‘Children of the Day,’ Clarksbury plans Aug. 29 Ladies Bible study begins
take-out barbecue dinner Sept. 3 at Zoar Baptist
a Beth Moore study,
Clarksbury United Meth- advance from the men of the
All women of the commu- said, “We are looking forward
odist Church Men will hold church, or by calling the church nity are welcomed to join in a to starting another Bible study
set at Urbanna Baptist a “take-out only” Carolina- office at 776-6060.
nine-week Beth Moore Bible with ladies of our community.
Have you ever wanted to go
to Greece? Now is your opportunity, at least vicariously!
The
Tuesday
Morning
Women’s Bible Study group
of Urbanna Baptist Church
will begin the nine-week Beth
Moore study, “Children of the
Day,” of 1 & 2 Thessalonians
on Tuesday, September 2, at 10
a.m. in the fellowship hall of
the church.
“Join us as we discover the
people, culture and faith of
Thessaloniki in 51 A.D. and the
issues confronting the Christian
church there,” said a member of
the group. “It was a dark time,
for many Christians were being
persecuted for their faith and
they began to believe that the
return of Jesus Christ was near.
“Sound familiar? How are
we to walk the road of our
lives in such an ominous world
today? The women of that city
played a vital role in the church
and in their community; how
we function in our homes and
in our community as Christians
can be a powerful force when
we live as Paul says, as ‘children of the Light and children
of the day.’ ”
Call Becky at 286-9108 for
more information or if you
want to join the study so your
book can be ordered.
Abiding Faith
plans ‘Youth
Participation’
On Sunday, August 31,
during regular worship at 6:30
p.m., Abiding Faith Baptist
Church (AFBC) at 83 Bluff
Point Rd. in Kilmarnock will
observe “Youth Participation.”
Minister Nick Hall from Zion
Baptist Church in Tucker will
preach. Guest praise teams also
will be present.
style pork barbecue dinner on
Friday, August 29, from 4:306:30 p.m. The menu will be
chopped pork barbecue, baked
beans, cole slaw, roll, and
homemade desserts.
All tickets are $10 and will
be available at the door, or in
“Come and start your busy
Labor Day weekend off with a
great take-home dinner,” said
an event spokesperson. “All
proceeds will go toward local
church missions.”
The church is on Route 33 at
Hardyville.
UUMC’s ‘Praising in the Park’
set for Sept. 7 at Taber Park
Urbanna United Methodist
Church invites the community
to participate in its second
annual worship service “Praising in the Park” at Taber Park
on Rappahannock Avenue in
Urbanna on Sunday, September 7, at 11 a.m.
Rev. Hyung I. Moon will
deliver the message. Special
music for the service will be
performed by the church’s
contemporary group, “Jubal.”
There also will be music selec-
tions sung by the “Gailey
Family.”
Lunch will follow with
the church providing fried
chicken, ham rolls, and beverages. Side dishes and desserts
will be supplied by church
members.
Attendees are encouraged to
bring a chair. In the event of
rain, the service and lunch will
be moved to the church at the
corner of Marston and Cross
streets.
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Study. Ladies will meet each
Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. for a
half hour of socializing and
getting acquainted in the fellowship hall of Zoar Baptist
Church in Deltaville. The study
will start at 10 a.m. and is titled
“Children of the Day” and is
based on 1 & 2 Thessalonians.
This study will be facilitated by Emily Bailey, who
Beth Moore studies have been
well received in the past. This
study is great because each
lady gets to choose the level
that works best for her. I feel
this study will be a blessing to
all who participate.”
For more information, call
the church office at 776-9502
or reply via email to [email protected].
LUMC ‘Heaven is for Real’
Sunday School begins Sept. 7
“Heaven is for Real Sunday
School” will begin Sunday,
September 7, from 9:30-10:30
a.m. at Lower United Methodist Church in Hartfield. These
lessons will help children in
grades 1-7 explore some of
their questions about heaven.
There also will be a class for
preschool ages 3-5.
Adults are invited to a coffee
time while their children attend
Heaven is for Real Sunday
School, or are also welcome in
any of the Adult Bible Study
classes.
“The lessons designed for
children in grades 1-7 will
engage them in understanding that heaven is truly real—
because they get to hear about
it from someone just like them
who’s experienced it,” said a
church spokesperson. “Each
session is conversation-oriented, allowing children to fully
participate and, most importantly, to own their beliefs.
“With games, activities and
interactive prayers, children
will have an unforgettable time
exploring the wonders of eternity with God. And best of all,
they’ll grow incredibly closer
to Jesus along the way,” said
the spokesperson. “So please
join us on September 7 in the
fellowship hall at 9:30 a.m. as
we begin our heavenly exploration!”
Young adult study group
meets Sept. 2 at Abiding
Abiding Faith Baptist Church
will facilitate a Community
Young Adult (ages 18-30) Biblical Concerns Study Group
for 6 weeks beginning Tuesday, September 2, at 7 p.m.
The group will meet at Yoliscious at 20 Fairgrounds Way in
Kilmarnock. Age appropriate
childcare will be provided at
the church, which is at 83 Bluff
Point Road in Kilmarnock.
Samantha Cain will host the
group. Please contact Pastor
Barbara Cain at 435-8742 for
more information.
“Reacting with fear or anger?
Listen to what God is telling you”
is the topic of this week’s
Christian Science Sentinel Program
Now airing on Sunday at 9:30 a.m.
Tune in Sunday, August 31 on WKWI Bay 101.7 FM
www.NNChristianScience.org
September 7, 2014
9:30 - 10:30 am
• 1st-7th Grades Explore Some of Their
Questions About Heaven
• Preschool (Ages 3-5) Begin to
Explore Heaven
• Games, Activities & Interactive Prayers
• Adults are Invited to a Coffee Time and are
Welcome in the Adult Bible Study Classes
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obituaries
American Red Cross recognizes Sciacchitano Bereavement
‘Ice Bucket
support groups Kenneth Ferguson Sr.
Challenge’ set Community leaders came
and Virginia Quality Life.
with River Counties
Kenneth U. Ferguson Sr., 77,
Sciacchitano has served
at Immanuel together
Chapter of the American Red
of Locust Hill died Saturday,
many other organizations are organizing
On Sunday, August 31, from
3-5 p.m. the public is invited to
participate in an “Ice Bucket
Challenge” at Immanuel
Baptist Church at 317 Town
Bridge Rd. near Saluda. Bring
swimwear, bring towel and a
change of clothing.
This challenge is not just
for the teens, but adults can
come and join in this end-ofsummer fun. Wear swimwear
and come get iced down as
Immanuel raises money for
the Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) organization.
Refreshments
will
be
served. For more information,
contact Gloria Johnson at 7583446.
Group to
celebrate baby
contestants
The Women of Worth
(W.O.W.) of Make-A-Way
and Deliverance Full Gospel
Church are celebrating Baby
Contestants August 31 at 3
p.m. The baby contestants are
Johnathan Coleman II, Makimi
Ball and Kameron T. Grant.
Cross recently to honor and
recognize the commitment and
dedication of Paul Sciacchitano
for his outstanding community
leadership and invaluable contribution as chairman of the
board.
Sciacchitano has served on
the chapter’s board of directors for over 20 years and as
board chairman for the past six
years. “His leadership, inspiration and vision have driven the
mission of the Red Cross and
funding to support the vital
services provided,” said Julie
Dudley, executive director. “In
his tenure, we have trained and
empowered our volunteers to
support the four core services
of blood, disaster, health and
safety and armed forces emergencies, and for that we are
truly grateful.”
Sciacchitano saw many benefits of non-profit partnering
to provide services and sustain
community awareness. During
his service, the Red Cross successfully partnered with the
Northern Neck Family YMCA
to provide training of their staff
and volunteers in lifeguarding, CPR/FA, water safety and
babysitting.
“A four-year grant received
by the Red Cross from the
MAE BUTLER PIERCE
In memory of our mother on her
100th Birthday
August 28, 1914 - August 28, 2014
Those we love can never
be more than a thought away. . .
For as long as there’s a memory
they live in our hearts to stay.
Love,
“Cookie” and Faye
Paul Sciacchitano
Jessie Ball duPont Foundation and River Communities
Foundation enabled the Red
Cross and the Northern Neck
Family YMCA to collaborate
in providing vital life-saving
skills. Through this program
638 second-graders to date
have received Red Cross “learn
to swim” lessons,” said Mark
Favazza of the Northern Neck
Family YMCA.
With a successful program, a
continuation of a grant enabled
the Northumberland County
Red Cross to partner with
the Northumberland Family
YMCA to expand the service
to their county. Both Red Cross
Chapters have successfully
gained funding of $43,500 to
introduce “learn to swim,” babysitting, and disaster preparedness into their five YMCA
summer camps.
A generator was purchased
to provide the Red Cross office
with vital power in a disaster, or
for use by the YMCA as a secondary shelter for the county.
Each of the six counties has
been provided with substantial
disaster supplies to be utilized
in shelters for the comfort of
county residents and was utilized in Hurricane Sandy by
276 residents who took refuge
in three shelters, said Doug
Monroe of Chesapeake Bank
Caring for Your Children
in the community, some as
their chairperson. “He has
taken responsibility in holding these offices to help them
succeed and always makes it
his business to know and fully
understand and agree with
the purpose and goals of each
organization,” said Dudley.
“With this sound background
he is armed with the information needed to help direct policies and to raise funds for their
long term existence. Without
Paul’s clear thinking, leadership skills and community
knowledge the goals of raising
over $12 million for Virginia
Quality Life to build a health,
education and fitness campus
to house the Rappahannock
General Hospital Sports &
Rehabilitation Center, Northern Neck Free Health Clinic,
The Northern Neck YMCA
and the River Counties Chapter of the American Red Cross
would never have begun or
been completed,” said Monroe.
Sciacchitano has also served
as a director of The River
Counties Community Foundation, which is creating a better
future for all by addressing the
community’s most critical or
persistent challenges, inclusively uniting people, institutions and resources. “Paul’s
leadership has been instrumental in supporting the Foundation in making a difference”
said Margaret Nost of the
Foundation.
Hospice of Virginia will
sponsor
two
upcoming
bereavement education and
support groups.
According to Spiritual Care
and Bereavement Care Coordinator Leslie M. Park, MDiv,
there will be two locations for
these support groups. At the
Lancaster Community Library
in Kilmarnock, sessions will
be held every other Tuesday
from September 9 through
December 16 from 2-3:30
p.m. At the Hospice of Virginia Office in Tappahannock,
sessions will be held every
other Monday from September 8 through December 15
from 5:30-7 p.m. All sessions
are free and open to the community.
Each location’s group is
limited to 12 participants. To
reserve a spot in one of these
groups or for more information, contact Park at 804443-4090, or leslie.park@
americanhospice.com.
‘Gideon Sunday’
due at Spring Hill
Spring Hill Baptist Church
in Cobbs Creek will host
“Gideon Sunday” on August
31 at the 11 a.m. worship hour
with a guest speaker from the
Gideon Association. Everyone
is invited to attend.
Beth Moore simulcast
scheduled for Sept. 13
Living Proof Live Simulcast time returns again to the
Urbanna Baptist Church fellowship hall on Saturday, September 13. Beth Moore will be
speaking live from Fort Wayne,
Indiana, and Travis Cottrell
will be the worship leader.
All women are invited to
be part of this global, one-day
simulcast that will encourage
you to dive deeper into the
Word of God. Beth follows
the leading of the Holy Spirit
to prepare a specific message
for each of her events, and the
simulcast is no exception.
Urbanna Baptist Church will
be hosting with proceeds benefiting Samaritan’s Purse. The
cost is $5 for registration and
includes admission, continental breakfast and lunch. The
doors open at 8:30 a.m. with
the event starting at 9:30 a.m.
and ending at 4:15 p.m. Make
checks payable to Urbanna
Baptist Church (memo: Simulcast), P.O. Box 416, Urbanna
VA 23175.
Two speakers to address
Middlesex Literary Union
Fishing Bay Family Practice
The Middlesex County Literary Union will meet at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church in Church
View on Sunday, August 31, at
10 a.m.
The program for the day will
consist of two speakers. The
first speaker will be Diane Yarborough from Hands Across
Middlesex who will give
much-needed information concerning senior citizens.
The next speaker will be
Jordan Blake, son of Earvin Jr.
and Carla Blake of Laneview.
‘We
Got a
a Dream’
continues
at UUFR
Martha Hart, P.N.P.
I’ve always had a way with children. You
could say it’s my gift. Riverside Fishing Bay
Family Practice is different because we are
all working as a team to give the best care
to the children and families we serve. My
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what I can do to help them along the road.
If we don’t give kids a good start, then
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To select Martha as your provider, call (804) 776-8000
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Appointments Available Now. Families Welcome.
On Sunday, August 31, at
the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Rappahannock
(UUFR) Shirley Kinney will
present “We Got a Dream.”
Kinney will interview the last
of our group of $100 recipients to find out how they gave
away their money.
Last November, Bob Weekley and Kinney surprised 10
people in the congregation
by handing them an envelope with a $100 bill in it.
Their task was to give away
that $100 to make a difference in someone’s life. The
congregation has heard from
seven of the donors so far,
who have given their money
to the Haven, Kids First
Foundation, UUFR building expansion fund, and one
high school boy who needed
the correct shoes to be on the
track team. “Now we’ll discover who the other recipients
are,” said a program spokesperson. “What would you do
with that $100?”
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.
Jordan Blake recently spoke at
the Southside Rappahannock
Association and has been cited
as a future preacher.
The Adult Sunday School
Lesson is titled “Giving to
Others.” The background
scripture will come from 2
Corinthians 8:1-14.
A dinner and play will be
held Sunday, October 5, at 1:30
p.m. and 4 p.m. Those who
attend the dinner first will go to
the play second, and those that
attend the play first will go to
the dinner second.
Rev. Fred D. Holmes Jr is the
pastor of Mt. Zion.
August 23, 2014. He was a U.S.
Army veteran and is survived
by his wife, Wilma R. Ferguson;
17 children; 27 grandchildren;
and 12 great-grandchildren. A
memorial service will be held
at a later date. Arrangements
by Bristow-Faulkner Funeral
Home & Cremation Service,
Saluda.
Jeffrey A. Holmes
A funeral service for Jeffrey
Allen Holmes, affectionately
known as “Allen,” was held
Saturday, August 23, 2014 at
Lebanon Baptist Church in
Saluda. The eulogy pastor was
Theresa Sutherlin. Interment
was in Lebanon Baptist Church
cemetery.
Allen was born September
2, 1955, in Philadelphia, Pa.,
to the late Carrie Hudson and
Herbert Hodges.
He was the grandson of the
late Henry and Carrie Holmes.
He was raised in Virginia by
his grandparents, the late Delaware and Florence Hodges.
At an early age he joined
Immanuel Baptist Church.
He attended both Immanuel
Baptist and Lebanon Baptist churches. Following high
school he joined the U.S.
Army. He last worked for W.D.
Edwards Lumber Company of
Warner. He faithfully visited
his Aunt Verline Washington
and Aunt Rebecca Scott along
with many other residents of
Riverside Convalescent Center
in Saluda.
He leaves to mourn his
father, Herbert Hodges of Philadelphia; son, Jeffrey Allen
Jr. of Philadelphia; 5 grandchildren; and an abundance
of aunts, uncles, cousins and
friends.
Family members of the late
Jeffrey Allen Holmes wish to
express their sincere appreciation for the many kind expressions of sympathy extended
to them during their hour of
bereavement. May God forever
bless and keep each one of you
in his tender loving care.
I’ll probably be working when you read this
in the Sentinel, but oh how I wish I could be
with you to see if your face lights up with a
smile when you see your picture in the paper
and read this message for you from me.
Happy Anniversary sweetheart from me to
you. Thank you for being there for me and
for just being you. I wanted your whole town
to see the lovely lady who has consistently
been the loveliest and the sweetest sweetheart of the year.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!
Your BFF
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MIDDLESEX COUNTY
WETLANDS BOARD
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
MIDDLESEX COUNTY
WETLANDS BOARD
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, September 15, 2014, at 6:30 PM
to consider the following:
1. CBPA Exception No. 2014-013 submitted by Bernard C. Eacho requesting an exception to Zoning
Ordinance Section 4A-4.C.2, Chesapeake Bay
Preservation (CBP) District Permitted Development, (Redevelopment), for an increase of six
hundred fourteen (614) additional Square Feet of
impervious area in the Resource Protection Area
(RPA). The purpose of the exception request is to
permit demolition of an existing dwelling and construction of a new dwelling in approximately the
same footprint with an additional six hundred fourteen (614) square feet of additional impervious
area in the Resource Protection Area. The property for which the exception requested is located at
47 Berryville Shores Drive, in Deltaville, VA, 23043;
it is further identified as Tax Map Parcel #45-5-A-4,
in the Pinetop Magisterial District.
2. CBPA Exception No. 2014-015 submitted by
Sandra Branch Sodini requesting an exception
to Zoning Ordinance Section 4A-4, Chesapeake
Bay Preservation (CBP) District for construction of
a pervious paver patio with a net increase of two
hundred twenty eight (228) square feet of impervious area and a forty six and seven tenths (46.7’)
foot exception from the minimum one-hundred
(100’) foot Resource Protection Area (RPA) setback requirement of Zoning Ordinance Section
4A-7, Chesapeake Bay Preservation (CBP) District. The purpose of the exception request is to
permit the construction of a pervious paver patio
with a net increase totaling two hundred twenty
eight (228) square feet of impervious area, and
a reduction of forty six and seven tenths (46.7’)
feet from the minimum one-hundred (100’) foot
Resource Protection Area (RPA) setback to fifty
three and three tenths (53.3’) feet to the nearest
RPA feature. The property for which the exception requested is located at 586 Eubank Landing
Road, in Topping, VA, 23169; it is further identified
as Tax Map Parcel #30A-1-1, in the Saluda District.
The Board of Zoning Appeals public hearing will be held in the
Board Room of the Historic Courthouse, 865 General Puller Highway, Saluda, VA 23149. All interested persons are encouraged to
attend and to present their views on these applications. A copy of
the applications are available for public inspection at the Department of Planning and Community Development, Woodward Building – 2nd Floor, 877 General Puller Highway, Saluda, VA 23149,
08.28&09.04.2014
telephone (804) 758-3382.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 28.2-1302.6
of the Code of Virginia that a public hearing will be held
by the Middlesex County Wetlands Board on Tuesday,
September 9, 2014 at 9:00 AM to consider the following:
1. Wetlands Application # 2014-0909 submitted by
Mary Paphides on behalf of David Serway. This request
is to Install 92' of rip-rap revetment (includes return)
landward of wetlands vegetationwithin the Wetlands
Board’s jurisdiction. The proposed project is located on
Meachim Creek, at Tax Map Parcel # 30A-7-7.
2. Wetlands Application # 2014-1085 submitted by
Judy R. Bartholomew. This request is to Add rip rap to
existing rock revetment to return revetment to original
form within the Wetlands Board’s jurisdiction. The proposed project is located on Jackson Creek, at Tax Map
Parcel # 40-46-2.
3. Wetlands Application # 2014-1086 submitted by
William E. Robins. This request is to Add rip rap to existing rock revetment to return revetment to original form
within the Wetlands Board’s jurisdiction. The proposed
project is located on Jackson Creek, at Tax Map Parcel
# 40-46-1.
4. Wetlands Application # 2014-1139 submitted by
Bayshore Design, LLC on behalf of Wagner Holdings
c/o James Wagner. This request is to 1) Construct a
Travel Lift Facility to include: 35' vinyl bulkhead with concrete apron, 3'x95' & 3'x110' open pile travel lift piers,
remove existing 4'x58' landward pier connection ("F"
dock) and construct a 6'x75' replacement open pile pier
extension to upland. 2) Dredge travel lift basin, fairway
and entire marina mooring slips and fairways to -7' mlw:
total volume 17,900 cu.yds. 3) Dredge marina cove and
entrance channel to -4' mlw: total volume=580 cu.yds.
All dredge material to be placed in a proposed upland
containment area on site within the Wetlands Board’s
jurisdiction. The proposed project is located on Locklies
Creek, at Tax Map Parcel # 30-7-8A1.
5. Wetlands Application # 2014-1157 submitted by
Lance Shores on behalf of Chuck Dickemann. This
request is to Continue an existing riprap revetment 35'
on right (south) side of property and extend existing
breakwater 40'. Also install new 10' revetment on the
left (north) side of the property and extend breakwater
from existing marsh toe sill within the Wetlands Board’s
jurisdiction. The proposed project is located on Robinson Creek, at Tax Map Parcel # 20-1.
The Wetlands Board meeting will be held in the Board
Room of the Historic Courthouse, 865 General Puller
Highway, Saluda, VA, 23149. All interested persons are
encouraged to attend to present their views concerning
the applications. A copy of the applications is available
for public inspection at the Department of Planning and
Community Development, Woodward Building, Saluda,
Virginia, telephone (804) 758-3382.
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Annapolis Yacht Sales South is new
dealer for two boat manufacturers
Annapolis Yacht Sales
South (AYSS) in Deltaville
has been appointed as the
Virginia dealer for Lagoon
Catamarans as well as Edgewater Boats. Annapolis Yacht
Sales South already represents
Beneteau Sail and Power,
Harbor Daysailers, Greenline
Hybrid, Monte Carlo Yachts,
Steiger Craft and Vanquish in
Virginia.
Jonathan Hutchings, manager/broker and spokesman
for Annapolis Yacht Sales
South, said the new dealership appointments come at a
significant time for the company, which is making a major
expansion into new markets.
“We are proud to have been
recognized by these high-end
manufacturers as a dealership
that can deliver a sales and service experience of the highest
quality. It is also a testament
to the small town of Deltaville
whose tagline is ‘Deltaville,
Boating Capital of the Chesapeake,’ that we can attract
these major brands.”
Lagoon, a subsidiary company of Groupe Beneteau, is
the largest manufacturer of
recreational sailing and power
catamarans in the world with
models ranging from 38 to 62
feet. All the catamarans are
built in France and transported
by ship to dealerships around
the world.
Hutchings also announced
The Middle Peninsula- behavioral health emergency. that this was quite an accomNorthern Neck Community Brown said that “the funding plishment for the CSB, since
Services Board (MPNN CSB) makes it possible to have a approximately 24 CSBs had an
received notification recently site where an individual who opportunity to apply for fundfrom the Department of is experiencing a behavioral ing and only six awards were
Behavioral Health and Devel- health emergency and is under made. Walsh had high praise
opmental Services (DBHDS) an emergency custody order for his staff, especially those
that it was one of six CSBs in (ECO) can be transported to who worked on the grant proVirginia that was awarded a the site by a law enforcement posal—Jayme Campagnola,
Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) officer who then will be able to Aja Ferguson, and Becky SterAssessment Site funding grant. transfer custody to a CIT law ling.
Crisis Intervention Teams are enforcement officer working
Additionally, Walsh sited
programs that bring together at the CIT site. The transport- the support of the sheriff’s
local stakeholders, includ- ing officer will then be able to department and the regional
ing law enforcement officers, return to their community.”
correctional facility staff and
mental health treatment proThe CIT Assessment site all those that have participated
viders, consumers of mental will be staffed by an emer- in the CIT training as being
health services and other first gency services counselor, a instrumental in bringing the
responders in order to improve peer support specialist, and a CIT funding to this area. “We
the process of intervening with CIT-trained law enforcement never would have gotten fundsomeone who is experienc- officer. Individuals transported ing without the commitment
ing a behavioral health crisis. to the site will receive a pre- and support of our community
Joanne Brown, LPC, Director screening assessment and a partners,” said Walsh.
of Clinical Services for the determination will be made
The Assessment Center is
Anne and Jonathan Hutchings, broker-managers at Annapo- CSB, described the award as regarding the course of inter- slated to be fully operational
by September 1, 2014. On
lis Yacht Sales South in Deltaville, celebrate the company being extremely beneficial to vention and treatment.
MPNN CSB Executive average, the CSB provides 70
becoming a dealer for Edgewater powerboats and Lagoon our community, especially for
our sheriff’s departments and Director Charles R. “Chuck” prescreening assessments per
Catamarans.
the individuals experiencing a Walsh Jr., LCSW, indicated month.
his firm has ordered a new Models range in size from 15
model 39’ Lagoon catama- to 33 feet. Some models will
ran that will be berthed at the be stocked at the Deltaville
NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION
AYSS office in the Deltaville location while others are on
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Marina after the Annapolis display at the Annapolis Yacht
Boat Show in October.
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Edgewater Boats, which manAnnapolis Yacht
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outboard
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unsinkable recreational boat. Hall and Kent Island.
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urbanna business association
by Karen Lowe
UBA President
Quaint Historic Harbor Town.
Yes it is. However, excitement
and events abound. We are so
very fortunate to have so many
creative and talented people and
there are many who want to be
involved, are involved and make
a major difference in our community.
The last Music Under the
Stars concert was a big hit. “Cat
Daddy” played “our songs” and
we did dance the night away.
George Throckmorton has
become a new member of the
UBA. We welcome him with
open arms. George is the “man
in charge” when it comes to
planning the new Music Under
the Stars. He has connections
with bands and is a musician
himself. The event went so well,
that people are asking for one
more event in September.
I don’t need to say much
about Founders’ Day this Saturday, August 30. This is a
well-planned event with entertainment and historical reenactments all day long. There
will be live pirates and a pirate
school for the young and old
alike. Of course the welcoming
of the John Mitchell Map is the
focus of the day.
Some merchants of Urbanna
are participating in a pirate
chest giveaway. Shop at designated UBA merchant stores and
with a purchase you may receive
a keyring. One of the lucky key
rings will open the chest of treasures! Keys are limited and the
winner will be announced at 4
p.m. at the Pirates Booth next to
the Woman’s Club building. You
must be present to win.
I received a thank-you from
Shannon Haley this morning. I
wanted to share this with you,
as I like to spread the good news
of Urbanna.
Ladies, you are the best!
Thank you all for making this
weekend so special for my girlfriends. They had such a terrific time in Urbanna and have
already been talking about the
next trip!
Trudi of Peaches & Cream,
thank you and your team for
organizing every detail of a
fabulous spa day, and the lunch
from the coffee shop was a perfect addition. Suzanne of Therapeutic Massage got rave reviews
from all five of my friends.
Awesome as always. Karen
around deltaville
by T.D. Harris
Things
are
happening
around Deltaville. We have had
Passport shopping and there
are sales in most of the shops.
Boats have begun stopping in
the marinas heading south.
The YMCA is offering free
enrollment and bonuses for
signing up your friends.
And for the parents looking
forward to school starting, that
day is almost here. This means
we have to pay more attention to how fast we are driving going through the school
zones. Keaton Garber said she
“drives like an old lady.” She
points out that I have a car built
for the Autobahn. There are
those in uniform who would
disagree with her about my
driving.
It is time to start weeding and
separating plants in the garden.
Sharing plants with friends is
one of the joys of being a gardener. Brent and Becky’s Bulbs
will be selling bulbs starting the middle of September.
Aaron Ward has ordered his
fall selection of plants. That
is something to look forward
to. The window box at Wilton
Garden has been spectacular all summer. Wonder what
it will look like for fall? The
new sign is lovely. Rather sets
the standard we would like to
aspire to for Deltaville.
Deltaville will never be a
Nantucket or Martha’s Vineyard, but there is nothing
wrong with being Deltaville
without junk yards. Abandoned boats are up for grabs or
can be scrapped. There seems
to be a boat lying on its side
behind the old firehouse. Trash
does not belong on the side of
CSB receives CIT grant award
the road. We all know this, yet
there is still trash on the sides
of the roads. For several years,
Gene Ruark promoted planting
crepe myrtles and we can take
that forward.
One has to wonder what is in
all of the storage units around
Deltaville. Can you imagine
what a gigantic yard sale it
would be if all of the units were
cleaned out? If it is in a storage
unit, it is not being used and
therefore not needed. And that
goes for my attic too.
Raynell Smith, Charlotte
Slaughter, Ella Clare Faulkner,
Cheryl Holleran, Benjamin
Stafford, Gail Butler, Lee
Meanley and Jim Chenowith
celebrated birthdays earlier
this week. Jack Hurd and his
wife Denise added their wedding anniversary to Jack’s
birthday on Monday. Joyce and
Pete Thacker celebrated their
anniversary yesterday. Today
is Amanda Linn’s birthday, and
tomorrow Andy Dean, Brandy
Meanley and Karen Minter will
celebrate birthdays. Juanita and
Dewey Glascock will celebrate
their anniversary tomorrow.
Farmer “Turk” Crittenden will
celebrate his birthday Saturday.
Best wishes to all.
If you have ever seen a horse
on its hind legs trying to reach
an apple on a tree, it will not
be hard for you to imagine
what “Poppy,” our new Corgi,
looked like trying to reach figs
on our fig tree. And she ate
them.
“Flowers are the cottager’s
treasure; and mark the windows of the workers in whose
heart rests the covenant of
peace.”
Fair winds.
and Kenleighe of Lowe Tide,
thank you for the shopping and
wardrobe consulting. The girls
all commented on how knowledgeable you are about fashion.
Some of these outfits were spotted at The Works Bar & Grill
where Angela had everything
perfected—service, food and
the “special” room waiting for
us. Of course the trip would
not be complete without having
brunch at Something Different. Wow, a fun-filled, jammed
packed weekend in Urbanna!
If you have not looked
at the new Virginia Visitor
Center Maps, they are out and
about, informing you of all the
planned events for the upcoming months. The town map will
be out this week and it also will
have confirmed dates of events
through the next calendar year.
The other source of event information is Urbanna.com. There
is so much planned and much
excitement to follow in the
upcoming months. Please join
us and, of course, we are always
looking for happy volunteers.
Hope to see you out and
about celebrating Founders’
Day and enjoying the town and
history of Urbanna!
Congressional
candidates to
address NARFE
Congressman Rob Wittman,
the Republican candidate for
Virginia’s 1st Congressional
District seat in the 114th Congress, and Norm Mosher, the
Democratic candidate for that
congressional seat, will speak
at the Northern Neck Chapter 1823 National Active and
Retired Federal Employees
(NARFE) annual fall picnic on
Tuesday, September 2.
The picnic will begin at noon
and be held at the Humphreys
Shelter (Shelter I) in Belle Isle
State Park, 1632 Belle Isle
Road, Lancaster. The park has
a $3 parking fee.
Current, former and retired
federal employees, spouses and
survivor annuitants are invited.
The chapter will provide hamburgers and hot dogs. Attendees are requested to bring a
dessert (last names starting
with A-M) or salad/side dish
(last names starting with N-Z).
For additional information, call
438-8011.
Southside
Sentinel closed
on Labor Day
The Southside Sentinel
office in Urbanna will be
closed Monday, September 1,
in observance of the Labor Day
holiday. The office will re-open
at 9 a.m. Tuesday, September 2.
All Tuesday deadlines will
remain the same—news and
photos, noon; display ads, 10
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August 28, 2014 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B11
Arriving soon!
A Southside Sentinel for the digital age!
Beginning this fall, the Sentinel will be providing a new, exciting and
easier way to read your hometown newspaper electronically:
On your phone: (there’s an app for that)!
W
hile many of our readers still prefer the
printed version of the Southside Sentinel,
we know a growing audience for local news is
connected to the world electronically through
smartphones, tablets of all sizes, and laptop or
desktop computers. In September, accessing news
of Middlesex County and the surrounding area
will be easier on all of these devices.
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On your tablet: (there’s an app for that)!
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Through a partnership with Technavia
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or advertisement is read, it can easily be
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Among the new features:
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tablets; and eReader versions (Kindle,
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• Readers will be able to search the
entire paper, view a single page or a
two-page spread, or view thumbnails (a
display of all the pages in miniature).
• Users will also be able to view a table
of contents, and select content by page,
section or date (the latest 12 issues will
be active on the site; older digital archives may be accessed through a separate link).
• If a story continues from one page to
another, the continued portion will be
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• Email and web addresses embedded in
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email address to send email, or click on
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