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Vol. 110, No. 42 Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • January 20, 2005 B Section

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MiddlesexYouth Basketball NewsResults from last Saturday’s

opening-day action in the Middlesex Youth Basketball League are as follows:

Junior Girls DivisionWalton Seafood 18, Eades Auto Body 8

Walton Seafood (18): Latoya Key 0, Marianne Thomas DNP, Brianna Dunlevy 4, Khadijah Reed 8, Ashley Marshall 4, Lara Lucas 2, Madison Thomas DNP, Brooke Rowe 0, Kelly Revere 0, Morgan Blake 0, Casey Davis 2.

Eades Auto (8): Cierra Lock-ley 6, Brittany Bagby 0, Jamie Vaughan 0, Melissa Hall 0, Brooke Cole 2, Allison Payne 0, Mollie Bal-lantyne 0, Caitlin Blankenship 0, Lisa Shoaff 0, Allison Bushong 0.

Norton Yacht Sales 13, Middlesex Kiwanis 11

Norton Yacht Sales (13): Nila Robinson 0, Kendra Reed 2, Simone Burrell 0, Brittin Payne 4, Sarah Culley 1, Chris Rodgers 0, Hailey Colley 6, Rebecca Walker 0, Rachel Crews 0, Felisha Marsh 0, Terry St. John 0.

Kiwanis (11): Jessica Dixon 1, Caroline Davis 4, Allyson Sharpe 0, Bridgette Self 2, Jasmine Sydnor 0, Tiara Dixon 2, Rachel Shelton 0, Beth Guill 0, Jessie Drewry 0, Chelsea Chandler 2, Keely Vollmer 0.

Junior Boys DivisionRandolph Construction 27,

Thrift Oil 15Randolph Const. (27): Hunter

Banks 0, Shane Bristow 5, Reese Harris 2, Adam Baldwin 8, Dean-gelo Ward 0, Valentin Cabellos 5, Jonathan Shearin 0, Austin Bushong 3, Calvin Rhodes 4, Zack Erwin 0, Nicholas Burton 0.

Thrift Oil (15): Sherman Osborne 6, Malcolm Holmes 5, Cody Hunter 4, Anthony Burrell 0, Sam West, DNP, Joseph Banks, DNP, Malik Green 0, Zach Belcher 0, Jimmy Brown 0, Mac Kennard 0, Darrin Fisher 0.

Blue & Associates 19, Pitts Lumber 14

Blue & Associates (19): Quincy Edwards 0, Stone Shores 6, Owen Holt 2, Chris Chewning 0, Justin Smith 5, Dylan Gresham 0, Jacob Lawson 2, Chris Burse 4, Kyle Shelton 0, Bryan Holman 0, Mickey Daniel 0.

Pitts Lumber (14): Drew Pitts 9, Robbie Pitts 0, Jeremiah Morris 0, Dahran Johnson 1, Brandon Kearney 0, Corey Mullins 2, Barron Lawson 0, John Purcell 0, Zach Robb 0, Morgan Mullins 0.

Ryman’s AC/Htg. 28, Southside Sentinel 15

Ryman’s AC/Htg. (28): Harley Moore 5, Walter Diggs 0, Alex Dixon 6, Earl Rimbey 0, Brandon Keyser 0, Jodeci Smith 4, Curtis Hughes 0, Jeremy Collier 4, Jona-than Keyser 5, Philip Hart 2, Alvin Keyser 2.

Sentinel (15): Shane McAllis-ter 2, Carter Faye, DNP, Ryheem Lockley 12, George Fleming 0, Clayton Hogge 0, Trey Major 0, Jeremy Herrin 0, Blake Freeman 0, Perry Williams 0, Avery LeFevre 1, Anthony Demeris 0.

Senior Boys DivisionDoc Jones Used Auto Parts

30, EASI Printing 23DJUAP (30): Mark Hall 0,

George Michos 4, Cody Motley 4, John Walsh 2, Josh Brown 8, Chris McAllister 0, Kevin Walsh 8, Matt Hall 0, Stanley Redmon 2, Gino Deserio 0, Will Galleher 0, Michael Kiku 0. Coaches— Tony Kimble, Joey Thomas.

EASI Printing (23): Will Krom 2, Michael Eades 6, Trey Johnson 0, Kris Baylor 1, Donavan Jones, DNP, Joey Coker 8, T.J. Drewry 2, Timmy Coker 0, Jaspar Smith 2, Hunter Hudnall 2, Antwine Fore-hand 0. Coaches— Mike Lewis, Clint Johnson, Mike Eades.

Crittenden Farms 27, Hurd’s Hardware 24

Crittenden Farms (27): Mar-trease Smith 2, Jake Fletcher 5, Mike Jones 3, Tayvon Morning 2, Sean Sutherlin 2, Clayton Colley 0, Alex Crittenden 1, Dashawn Jones 6, Mason Goodrich 4, Bradley Lee 0, Jeremy Rich 2. Coaches— Jerry Crittenden, Brian Fletcher, Kevin Goodrich.

Hurd’s Hardware (24): Nick Przybyl 2, Michael Bess 4, Kirvell Ball 9, Kendall Vaughan 2, Alex Thomas 0, Chuckie Morris 1, Charlie Riley 0, Justin Hale 2, Nathan Duke 2, Travis Myers 2. Coaches— Bill Bess, Don Harris.

Harrow’s Home Center 35, Marshall Drug 25

Harrow’s HC (35): Terrance Wake 6, Weldon Lockley 2, Chris Brooks 8, Brandon Putney 2, Scott Payne 16, Ellery Hollberg 0, Chris Chamberlain 1, Zach Sershen 0, Corey Keeling 0, Parker Ward 0, Jay Young 0. Coaches— Ernest Gresham, Lamar Gresham.

Marshall’s Drug (25): Roedell Bryant 4, Matthew Duke 6, Thomas Reed 0, Justin Taylor 3, Jay Bryant 4, Davonne Bryant 0, Avery Bundy 8, Marcus Peters 0, Isaac Lee 0, Thomas Dixon 0. Coaches— Jerry Duke, Kelvin Reed.

Senior Girls DivisionCarlton & Edwards 19,

Cyndy’s Bynn 17Carlton & Edwards (19):

Kelly Purcell 6, Maggie Hall, DNP, Alex Dunn 2, Alyssa Freeman 0, Amanda Brown 8, Amber Cobb 0, Karli Robb 3, Adele Smith 0, Mindy Cobb 0, Davina Peters 0.

Coaches– Tommy Purcell, Warren Dixon.

Cyndy’s Bynn (17): Latonya Robinson 12, Cydney Fisher, DNP, Lesare Lee, DNP, Stephanie Hutton, DNP, Devan Jackson 2, Tiffany Rose 0, Drachelle Johnson 2, Mercedes Thomas 1, Michelle Thomas 0. Coaches— Mike Lewis, Clint Johnson.

Little Sue 24, Allen Group 22Little Sue (24): Danielle

Montgomery 0, Whitney Walton 4, Jessica Anderson 0, Catherine Harris 0, Kimberly Ammons 5, Shelby Seitz 4, Kristen Jessie 8, Chelsea Lewter 0, Megan Payne 3. Coaches— Ricky Walton, Don Harris.

Allen Group (22): Elizabeth Major, DNP, Micah Reed 4, Tanicka Kimble 2, Katherine Wood 0, Emily Wood 0, Jasmine Fells 10, Anna Lisa Reed 4, Latasha Cephas 2. Coaches— Michelle Kimble, Renatta Lowe.

Urbanna Auto-Marine 32, Urbanna Lumber 13

Urbanna Auto (32): Kendall McNamee 4, Veronica Bagby 1, Jherrica Marsh 0, Catherine Walton 7, Lauren Figg 0, Lindsey Ballantyne 0, Brianna Brooks 9, Jocelyn Brown 7, Ashley Williams 4. Coaches— Tammy Lewis, Ken-drick Burrell.

Urbanna Lumber (13): Shayla Kimble 11, Markeya Kelly 0, Susan Heyman, DNP, Amanda Blake, DNP, Mandy Marshall 2, Sabrina Barber 0, Raquel Pierce 0, Stormy Johnson 0. Coach— Janel Ruffi n.

The Middlesex High varsity girls basketball team is off to a 2-0 start in Tidewater District action with an 88-43 win over visiting Mathews on January 13.

“We talked after the West Point game and before the Mathews game and the girls said they wanted to send a message to the teams in the district that we are the team to beat,” said MHS coach William Griffi n.

“We put the press and the defense to them. Our main goal was to show the district why we are a tough team,” Griffi n said. “We’ve been a little lax in some earlier games.

“Our press is very successful, especially when Mecca Bowens is in, and Dannie Green plays it well subbing for her.”

Griffi n added he was “impressed” by the strength of his bench.

Cierra Robinson had 10 points and eight rebounds in about nine minutes on the court against Mathews. Patricia Price, who is still recovering from an ankle injury, had 9 points in about 12 minutes. “She’s getting in shape. Hopefully, by Friday, she’ll be up to full speed,” said Griffi n.

Sharnell Burnett, who has scored more than 1,000 points during her career at MHS, added another 25 points including six 3-pointers.

Freshman Sherita Burse tallied 19 points, Ashley Robinson had 8, and Mecca Bowens scored 5 before fouling out.

Amber Collier added 4 points,

Joy Burrell 3, and De’Nelle Reed 1.

Kashae Beverley had about 15 rebounds in 16 minutes of play. “It was a team effort,” said Griffi n.

The Lady Chargers held Mathews to four points in the fi rst quarter and two of them were on a technicality regarding the scorebook.

“We’re looking forward to playing King William (9-4). We feel like they are the team we have to beat in the district,” said

Griffi n.King William blasted Group

AA New Kent 65-42 Monday night.

The Lady Chargers (2-0, 10-4) will host King William tonight, January 20, and will host Essex on Friday. JV games begin at 6 p.m. and are followed by the var-sity games at 7:30 p.m.

On Monday, January 24, at 6 p.m., only the varsity Lady Char-gers play at King and Queen in their fourth district game of the year.

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Lady Chargers host district power King William tonight

by Tom Chillemi

With three recent road victo-ries, the Middlesex High junior varsity basketball team is on a four-game win streak.

The Chargers (2-0, 5-4) defeated West Point 38-25 on January 10; downed Essex 31-25 last Thursday; and routed Mathews 42-23 on Friday.

Against West Point, Travis Crump paced MHS with 15 points, Antonio Hodges and Colin McFerrin contributed 6 points apiece, and Michael Bur-nett scored 5.

The high scorers in the win over Essex were Burnett with 8 points and Trevin Baylor and Matt Durrette with 6 points each.

Crump came alive again in the game against Mathews with 13 points, Burnett and McFerrin scored 8 each, and Baylor had 6.

“What pleased me the most was that we won all these games on the road,” said MHS coach George Hutchenson. “Also, for the fi rst time this season, we hit over 50 percent from the free throw line in a game.”

Against Mathews, the Char-gers hit 13 out of 20 from the charity strip.

The Chargers played King Wil-liam Tuesday night and will take a fairly long break for exams. MHS will host King and Queen on Friday, January 28.

MHS JVs up district mark to 2-0

The Middlesex High junior varsity girls basketball team defeated visiting Mathew 42-17on January 13 to notch its second Tidewater District win.

“We had a slow start, but then our shots started to fall,” said MHS coach Stacy Sterne.

Ashae Burnett led the JV Lady Chargers with 16 points, Caitlin Groseclose had 7, Oshae Young 5, Nikie Dixon 4, and Tameka

White 3. Candyce Davis, Katrina Reed

and Ashley Figg each added 2 points, and Tekia Peters had one.

The JV Lady Chargers (2-0, 7-3) will host King William tonight, January 20, and will host Essex on Friday, January 21. Both games begin at 6 p.m. and are followed by the varsity games at 7:30 p.m.

Lady Chargers JVs remain undefeated in district play

Starter Division at Middlesex Elementary9 a.m. - Marine Installations v. Lawyers Title-Mid Pen 10:10 a.m. - The Wet Paint Co. v. Virginia Street Cafe 11:20 a.m. - Middlesex Rotary v. East Coast Boat Lifts 12:30 p.m. – Middlesex Body & Glass v. Comfort Inn Junior Division at St. Clare Walker8:45 a.m. - Atlantic Express vs. Ryman’s AC/Htg.9:55 a.m. - Blue & Associates vs. Randolph Construction11:05 a.m. - Southside Sentinel vs. Pitts Lumber12:15 p.m. - Norton Yacht Sales vs. Walton Seafood 1:25 p.m. - Middlesex Kiwanis vs. Eades Auto BodySenior Division at Middlesex High8:45 a.m. - Urbanna Lumber vs. Cyndy’s Bynn9:55 a.m. - Carlton & Edwards vs. Little Sue11:05 a.m. - Allen Group vs. Urbanna Auto-Marine12:15 p.m. - EASI Printing vs. Crittenden Farms1:25 p.m. – Hurd’s Hardware vs. Marshall’s Drug2:35 p.m. - Doc Jones UAP vs. Harrow’s Home Center

MYBL Games on Saturday, January 22

Senior Sharnell Burnett scored the 1,200th point of her high school career on January 13 in the Lady Chargers’ win against Mathews. Above, Burnett accepts the game ball from Lady Charger head coach William Griffi n.

Chargers fall to King William, Mathews in district games

The Middlesex High boys var-sity basketball team dropped a thrilling Tidewater District game to Mathews Friday night, 91-87 in overtime.

Middlesex’s J.R. Reed hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer to force the game into overtime.

Mathews won the game in overtime on Donovan Forrest’s 3-pointer.

It was a night of 3-pointers for the Chargers as Andre Fells sank six trifectas for 18 points, Brad Bess connected on three, and Reed and Marlon Parker had two apiece.

Fells led all scorers for the Chargers with 26 points. Alan Armstrong had 19, Parker 15, Bess 12, Reed 6, Corey Mayo, Michael Smith and Rashaan Bowens 2 each, and Daniel Rol-lins 1.

On Tuesday night at King Wil-liam, the Chargers lost 63-55.

MHS led 18-12 after the fi rst quarter, but the Cavaliers (1-1, 4-7) took control of the game in the second quarter when they outscored the Chargers 21-8.

Armstrong led MHS with 21 points, Parker had 7, Reed 6, Fells and Michael Smith 5

apiece, Bess, Keith Beverley and Langston Washington 3 apiece, and Rollins 2.

Middlesex is now 1-2 in Tidewater District play and 4-9 overall.

The Chargers are idle for exams until Friday, January 28, when they host district power-house King and Queen.

The County Star fast-pitch softball team is holding softball clinics on Mondays through Fridays from 3:15 to 4:45 p.m. at Middlesex High School, said coach Wade Traynham.

Players will be working on the softball fundamentals of batting, fi elding, base running

and more.The free clinics are open to

all players from any county who are between the ages 12 and 18. Players may attend as many clinics as they want.

Players can register at a clinic or call Traynham at 815-4785 for more information.

Softball clinics offered at MHS

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Knights of Columbus Free Throw

Championship is Sunday at MHSAll boys and girls ages 6

through 14 are invited to partici-pate in the local level competition of the Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship on Sunday January 23, at 2:30 p.m. in the Middlesex High School gym-nasium. K. of C. Council 11210 sponsors this event in coopera-tion with the Middlesex County Department of Recreation and Parks 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 through 14 years of age compete in local level contests. Winners progress through district and state-level competitions. Interna-tional champions are announced by the K. of C. International Headquarters on the basis of scores from state-level competi-tions. Normal basketball rules will apply.

Boys and girls 9 years of age and under may participate at the local level only. This year there will be one division for boys and one division for girls age 8 and under, and one division each for 9-year-old boys and girls. Line violations and distance will not be called for participants 9 and

under. Basket height for all age groups will be 10 feet.

All participants will be awarded certifi cates of participa-tion and embroidered patches. First and second place fi nishers in each of 14 divisions will be awarded trophies. In the interest of time, awards will be presented as each division competition is completed.

Following the free throw championship, there will be a three-point contest for boys and girls ages 10 through 14. One trophy will be awarded for fi rst place in the boys division and one in the girls division.

Participants will be required to furnish proof of age (paren-tal signature will suffi ce) and written parental consent on the offi cial entry form. Age is determined as of January 1, 2005 (i.e. if your birthday is between January 1 and January 18 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 information, con-tact your youth league coach, or call Ken Truffer at 776-7280 or Karen Reed at 758-0057.

Geography Bee contestants at Middlesex Elementary included, seated from left, Manuel Balderas, Jordan Walton, Morgan Duke, Jeremy Collier and Cullen Johnson; standing, Grayson Johnson, Victor Knez, Sam Hagen (winner), Sarah Guill and Josh Stallings. Beth Brown, gifted education coordinator, is in the back.

Geography Bee winners at St. Clare Walker were, seated from left, Casey Davis, Lindsay Matthews, Charley Riley and Hunter Banks; standing, Bailey Hall, Leah Therrien, Scott Payne (winner), Parker Ward (runner-up) and Timmy Coker. Payne will now take a written test to place at the state level. He won the St. Clare Walker bee by naming the country that borders the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea and is the leading producer of olive oil (Spain).

On January 11, semifi nalists from Middlesex Elementary School and St. Clare Walker Middle School competed for the school championship slot in the National Geography Bee spon-sored by MCPS Department of Gifted Education.

At 9 a.m. all of the fourth and fi fth grade classes at MES watched eagerly as 10 of their fellow classmates participated in the Geography Bee on the school stage.

Those MES students who competed were: Victor Knez, Sam Hagen, Josh Stallings, Grayson Johnson, Sarah Guill, Morgan Duke, Cullen Johnson, Jeremy Collier, Manuel Balderas and Jordan Walton. Each semifi -nalist earned a place on stage by winning classroom bees held in the social studies classes of Kim Aliff and Vicky Rogers.

Fifth-grader Sam Hagen won the tie-breaker round against Victor Knez. After the contest, Sam remarked with surprise

that he “never thought all those family trips would pay off!” He was wearing a Niagara Falls t-shirt on the morning he won.

At St. Clare Walker Middle School, winners from the social studies classes of Bonita Bruce, Suzanne Smith and Jessica White met in the teacher’s lunchroom to vie for the championship slot.

Scott Payne narrowly defeated Parker Ward (runner-up) for the championship that same after-noon.

Other students who par-ticipated included Casey Davis, Lindsay Matthews, Charley Riley, Hunter Banks, Bailey Hall, Leah Therrien and Timmy Coker. Results of a written exam taken after the bee may qualify both Sam and Scott to represent Middlesex at the state fi nals in April. The overall winners from the State Geography Bee then will compete for a $25,000 col-lege scholarship in the national round at the end of May in Wash-ington, D.C.

Hagen, Payne win Geography Bee titles

The Middlesex High School wrestling team participated in a tournament this weekend at Christchurch School and had one participant to place in the competition.

Mathew McClintock fi nished third in the 140-pound division.

Other Chargers to participate

were Chico White in the 152-pound division; Chris Nelson in the 160-pound division; and Zac Johnson in the 189-pound division.

The Chargers will travel to King William on Monday to wrestle in a tri-meet against the Cavaliers and Northumberland.

McClintock places third

Cook cards hole-in-oneDick Cook of Topping got a

special present on his 68th birth-day on Wednesday, January 12. He made his fi rst hole-in-one at Piankatank River Golf Club at

Hartfi eld.Cook used a 9-iron to ace the

127-yard fi fth hole. Witnesses included Roy Pace, Jack Mul-ligan and Frank Guzzi.

The Gloucester Department of Parks and Recreation is now reg-istering basketball teams for the “Very Slow, Pot bellied, Bald Headed, Bad Knees League” (over 35) and the “Ancient His-tory League” (over 45). These are co-ed leagues with modifi ed rules. The registration deadline is February 4 for both leagues. Seasons will run from February 21 through April 27.

Gloucester offers adulthoop leagues

Kevin Aines, parent of student Carter Sutton of White Stone and head golf pro at Indian Creek Yacht and Country Club, recently visited Chesa-peake Academy to conduct a golf clinic for students during their physical educa-tion classes. Pictured with Aines and receiving a lesson is student Colton Hayden of Kilmarnock.

Golf lesson

The Ware Academy boys and girls middle school basketball teams were both victorious over Hampton Roads Academy on Saturday, January 15.

The girls defeated HRA 24-2 while the boys won 42–30.

The girls of Ware remain undefeated as they improved to 3–0 on the season by play-ing great team defense, holding HRA scoreless in the fi rst and third quarters.

The Waves had six players score. They included Susan Heyman with 8 points, Regan Murphy 6, Rachel Finney 4, and Railey Hiser, Megan Rinderer and Rachel Hurley 2 apiece. Rinderer and Hurley each had 5 rebounds. Brittany Childress had

3 steals, Hurley had 8 steals, and Heyman and Murphy each had 5 steals.

The boys improved to 4–1 on the season as they put together another impressive defensive game. Chandler Lennon played his best game of the year on the defensive end of the fl oor, while Bill Ingles, Andrew Byrd, Kyle Byrd and Ross Downs all forced key turnovers with their team defense.

The Waves were led by Greg Woodlief with a game-high 20 points and 6 assists, and Ray-mond Googe added 12 points. Jim Walker had 6 points and 9 rebounds and led Ware in rebounding. Woodlief and Googe each added 7 rebounds.

Ware teams down HRA

HRA edges CCS girls in OTHampton Roads Academy (2-

6) outscored Christchurch 8-3 in overtime Saturday night for a 51-46 upset of the Lady Seahorses (6-2).

Christchurch got 23 points from Madeleine Pryzbyl and 14 from Courtney Faudree in the loss. Faudree hit two 3-pointers.

Others to score for CCS were Ann Gordon Bennett with 3, and Jesse Shields, Alexandra

Longest and Taylor Harris with 2 apiece.

The Lady Seahorses made only 4 of 16 free throw attempts.

The Lady Seahorses will host Kenston Forest on Thursday, February 3, at 6 p.m.

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Robert Walker of Deltaville will attend the Presidential Classroom program, March 5-12, in Washington, D.C.

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offi cials, top business leaders and journalists. Students observe the U.S. Congress in action, visit congressional offi ces and debate current issues with peers from the United States and abroad.

They also visit the renowned sites of our nation’s capital such as the White House (by special invitation), the U.S. Department of State and Arlington National Cemetery.

Additional program high-lights include a seminar on the fl oor of the U.S. House of Representatives, an exclusive tour of the Pentagon and visits to the Federal Bureau of Inves-tigation Training Academy and Manassas National Battlefi eld in Virginia.

Eighth grade students in Brandon Smith’s Techno-Systems Technology class at St. Clare Walker Middle School pose just before racing the CO2 powered dragsters built by students Trey Johnson and Jake Fletcher. Johnson and Fletcher just completed Surface Transportation Level 2, which gives them a hands-on experience using hand and power tools. It also gives them the chance to design, produce and test their dragsters. The students spent three weeks sketching and designing, making revisions and eventually completing a pair of fi nal working drawings. They then moved into the production process and fi nished off their learning experiences with a testing phase as well as head to head racing. Fletcher edged Johnson’s dragster by less than .2 seconds for the win. The aerodynamic effi ciency of their race cars was tested in the class’s wind tunnel. The test revealed the overall drag of their car as well as the axle lift/down force that was produced. Pictured above are, Fletcher, (center, left) with Johnson (center, right) and the rest of Smith’s class. (Photo by Brandon Smith)

Amanda Dale Wroten fi nished the fall semester at Old Domin-ion University with a 4.0 GPA and a 3.91 cumulative GPA.

Wroten is currently pursuing a masters of arts degree in humani-ties and is the community rela-tions director for the Boy Scouts of America, Colonial Council.

She is the daughter of Capt. Dale Wroten and Shelia Thomp-son of North.

Wroten resides in Newport News with her husband, senior chief USN Scott Rumpf, who fi n-ished the fall semester at George Washington University with a 3.5 GPA. He is pursuing a mas-ters of arts degree in engineering management.

Rumpf is the son of Ann Fowler of Heuvelton, New York.

The University of Virginia has released information con-cerning its summer enrichment programs for students in grades 5-8 and 9-12.

The application process can be accessed online at <http://curry.edschool.virginia.edu/go/enrich> or you may contact Beth Knight Brown, Middlesex County coordinator for gifted education, at 758-2132 for more information.

This year’s sessions offer learners an environment that is safe and intellectually stimulat-ing. Applications and fi nancial aid forms are also available at every school.

Students in the Pupil Enrich-ment Program at St Clare Walker Middle School will hear Mrs. Patty Griffi n, director of the Chesapeake Bay Governor’s School (CBGS), give a presenta-tion as part of the “Brown Bag” lunch seminars today, January 20.

Griffi n will highlight future opportunities at the Governor’s School students can take advan-tage once enrolled at Middlesex High School.

Located on the RCC campus, the CBGS gives select high school students an opportunity to accelerate their studies and work with special collegiate faculty before continuing their day at the high school during the school year.

Griffi n’s visit to the middle school will allow interested stu-dents to ask questions and help plan course work to meet the rig-orous admission requirements.

For more information on The Chesapeake Bay Governor’s School, students and parents can contact Beth Brown in the depart-ment of gifted education at 758-2132 or visit <cbgs.k12.va.us>.

Griffi n paid a visit to the high school in November and brought faculty from the CBGS to speak to interested sophomores and juniors. Plans are under way now to launch the Chesapeake Bay Governor’s School applica-tion process. Sophomores and juniors should speak with their with guidance counselors this month to check on their eligibil-ity before receiving applications on February 1. The deadline for submission of the application packet is March 7.

Students are required to get teacher recommendations, as well as complete essays, as part of the packet. Also required are results from standardized tests that will be given on February 26 at MHS.

Shonda R. Redmon of the Urbanna area was recently named to the honors list at Vir-ginia State University for the fall 2004 semester. Redmon is a management major.

Hands-on technology

Deltaville teen to attendPresidential Classroom

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Scott Rumpf and Amanda Wroten

Wroten pursuesmasters degree

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Douglas E. Powell(804) 758-3710 • (cell) 854-3802

Remodeling, complete renovations, additions,

garages, screened porches, decks, siding,

roofing, drywall, painting and home repairs.

All types of home improvements;

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(804) 435-1085Fax: (804) 435-2906

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Piers • Bulkheads • Rip Rap

East Coast Boat Lift DealerUrbanna

804-758-1099

J.A. Jessie, Sr., & SonsMarine Contractor

Serving the area for over 46 yearsPiers • Retaining Walls, Seawalls, JettiesPiers • Retaining Walls, Seawalls, Jetties - Wood, Vinyl or Rip Rap,

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We service all makes & models

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Tree Removal, Bed Design, Grading & Site Work, Irrigation SystemsFully Insured - Robert J. Brown Jr.

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Anthony N. KirklandPainting Contractor

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All your home improvement needs(804) 758-3830 Mobile: (804) 366-2436

Quality ConstructedStorage Barns

Call Wallace Davis, Steve Barksdale or John Arthur Robins

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Publisher’s NoticeAll real estate advertised herein is sub-ject to Virginia’s fair housing law which makes it illegal to advertise ‘any prefer-ence, limitation or discrimination be-cause of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, elderliness, familial status or handicap, or intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimi-nation. This newspaper will not know-ingly 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 information or to fi le a housing complaint, call the Virginia Fair Housing Offi ce at (804) 367-8530; toll-free call (888) 551-3247. For the hearing-impaired, call (804) 367-9753. E-mail [email protected]. Web site: www.fairhousing.vipnet.org.

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Real Estate

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Classifi ed Deadline: 12:00 noon Tuesdays. To place your ad, call (804) 758-2328, FAX (804) 758-5896, email <[email protected]>, or mail to: Classifi eds, Southside Sentinel, P.O. Box 549, Urbanna, Va. 23175.

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Gloucester plant (804) 693-3606 Apply within

DELTAVILLE— 600+feet of water-front on the confl uence of the Rappa-hannock River and Chesapeake Bay. Offers in-ground pool, beach, dock w/boat lift and spacious home featur-ing 4BR home, 2 baths, formal living and dining rooms, family room w/view of the River on Montgomery Cove in Deltaville. Priced at $825,000. Call Jerry Hopkins (804)921-8555 or In-gram & Associates, Chester, Virginia at 1-888-233-9181.(1-13-3t)MATHEWS COUNTY– New con-struction, 2.5 acres, 1500 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Nice neighbor-hood. $169,900. For Sale by Owner. (804)684-9870.(12-2-tf)

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1200 SQ.FT. OFFICE OR RETAIL. Full bath. Good parking. Rt. 33, Hartfi eld. Call (804)776-7760 or (804)776-8086.(1-20-1tRR)2 NEW HORSE STALLS, small tack room, two pastured fenced fi elds. $400 per month. Call 804-776-0430.(12-23-tf)25’x50’ SPACE, ideal for storage or small business. Rent $400 per month. For more information, call (804)758-1099.(11-24-tf)3 BEDROOM HOUSE, 2BA, credit check, security deposit required. $775/mo. Call 758-9552.(1-6-4t)50’x75’ SPACE AVAILABLE. Ideal location for small business or stor-age space. For more information call (804)758-1099.(1-13-tf)COVERED SPACE FOR RENT— $50/Stall. Great for boats, campers, and farm equipment. Call (804)776-0430.(1-13-tf)LARGE PRIVATE ESTATE HOME on 12 acres, furnished, deep-water har-bor, boathouse, pier. One-year lease required. $2,000 per month. Credit check required. Call Debbie Morgan, Broker, Morgan & Edwards Real Es-tate. (804)725-1951.(12-23-tf)LONG TERM RENTER WANTED for unfurnished 3BR, 2Bath on water in Piankatank Shores. Includes 70’ pier. $900 per month. Utilities not included. (804)815-6989.(1-20-2t)MIDDLESEX COUNTY— Trailer— $500 deposit. $600 per month. 14x70 2 bedroom, 1 bath, large den and kitchen. Very private. Must have 2 references and credit check required. (804)693-6265 or (804)815-0670.(1-13-2t)NEAR URBANNA— Furnished 3 bedroom house. Eat in kitchen,

dishwasher, washer/dryer, great river view w/water access. Available now! $1,000 plus utilities. Call (804)358-2990.(12-16-tf)OFFICE SPACE— Professional Building, Deltaville, VA. Call (804)758-4540.(1-13-tf)

SALUDA— DUPLEX, 2BR, 1BA, refrigerator, washer/dryer, stove fur-nished. No pets. $600/mo. + $600 deposit. References required. Call 758-0646.(1-6-tf)STORAGE UNITS, sizes from 5’x6’ to 12’x30’, reasonably priced. Adjacent to Hummel Airport, Topping. Call 758-3176.(4-1-52t)URBANNA— Avail. 2-1-05. One BR, 2nd story apt. W/D, frig., and stove included. Application, deposit, refer-ences, and lease required. Very nice and quiet. $475 plus utilities. 758-3354 for more information.(1-13-tf)URBANNA— Avail. 2-1-05. Two BR ground level apt. W/D, D/W, frig. w/ice maker and stove included. Appli-cation, deposit, references, and lease required. $575 plus utilities. 758-3354 for more information.(1-13-tf)

WATER VIEW— Immediate. Grand 5Bd; 1st fl oor master and bath; walk-up attic storage; jalousied front porch; back sunporch; fresh paint and fi nished fl oors; well and septic. Year lease, $825/month. (804)399-3550.(1-13-4t)

WATERFRONT COTTAGE. Pier, beach, AC/heat, fi replace, 2 bed-rooms, screened porch, canoe. www.Rivahvacations.com for infor-mation and pictures. 804-741-5511 evenings. Summer $700/week, off-season $500/week, $250/week-end.(10-21-13t)

15 BRED EWES, 2 lambs and 1 purebred proven ram: $1,800. In-cludes 225 pounds of bagged wool. Assorted sheep handling equipment and supplies also available at a reasonable price. Reason for sale: shepherd retiring. Call (804)758-5244 or (804)370-5064.(1-13-4t)1985 HARLEY DAVIDSON FXRT, 8,063 original miles, touring package, extra seat, luggage rack, running boards, burgundy/gray w/windshield. Asking $12,000 OBO. 804-776-8330 after 5p.m.(12-23-4t)27” COLOR TV, Zenith console model, very good condition. $250. Call 758-0536.(1-6-4t)ANTIQUE DRESSER— 2 large draw-ers and 2 half drawers at top w/mirror. (804)758-2068, leave message.(1-13-2t)FILL DIRT. $80/load delivered. 30-mile radius from Saluda. 758-2800.(7-17-tf)FIREWOOD FOR SALE. You haul. A.S. Kirby, 758-3973.(1-20-2t)HOME DAIRY EQUIPMENT— Saf-gard 2 gallon pasteurizer, cream sep-arator, 2 stainless pails, stainless milk strainer w/fi lters, misc. goat supplies, all for $450. 758-5152.(1-13-2t)KENWOOD CD Player for home system, 5 disc, like new, $45. Call 758-4138.(1-13-3t)SEASONED HARDWOOD. $65 per load. Will deliver! (804)776-6011.(1-20-4t)START THE NEW YEAR IN A NEW HOME! Over 1800 square feet, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, LR, Den, upgraded appliances, fi replace, furniture, only $63,900! 14x70, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, beautiful kitchen hutch, only $27,900! Call or stop by Atlantic Mobile Homes,

Rt. 17, Saluda. (804)758-5681 or (800)551-0337.(1-6-3t)STEEL BUILDINGS— Closeout mod-els from 2004! Get them while they last! 25x34 and 30x42. Pay only bal-ance! Made in U.S. 1-800-405-7501 ext. 1558.(1-20-2t)

WE BUY and SELL DVDs, VHSs and games: X-Box, Playstation 2, Game Cube and Game Boys. Vanity Video (804)725-9614 (1-13-tfRR)

Autos/ Trucks1991 FORD TAURUS, new tires, 200,000 miles, good for parts. $500. Call 758-5079 or 758-0536.(1-6-4t)1994 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SE, well equipped with options, inc. Quad seats. 146,000 miles, good condition. $2,000 or make offer. (804)776-7118.(1-20-2t)1996 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN— 80K miles, power windows, doors and locks, cruise control, 5-doors. $5,000 OBO. Call 758-2645.(1-20-2t)1998 TOYOTA 4-RUNNER, white, 4x4, automatic, A/C, moonroof, Al-pine sound system, tow package, 83,000 miles. Garage kept, excellent condition. $12,000 OBO. (804)453-9246.(1-6-tfRR)1999 DODGE DAKOTA SLT Club Cab, V-8, Auto, 2x4, all options, bed liner, tow package, original owner, 130,000mi. Looks and drives as new, well maintained. $7,500. (804)776-6254.(1-13-2t)2001 MUSTANG COUPE: only 22,400 miles, recent inspection, 6 cyl., metallic grey, rear spoiler, fully

loaded, $10,500, negotiable. Call (804)435-0064.(1-13-tfRR)

Boats/ Motors17’ FIBERGLASS RUNABOUT BOAT. 70hp Johnson. No trailer. Runs good, needs some TLC. $400. Call 758-2645.(1-20-2t)DUFFY ELECTRIC BOATS. 18ft. and 21ft. “classics”. Five(5) in stock from $2,500. Custom Yacht Service, (804)438-5563.(10-28-tfRR)SKIFF— 18FT. Sandpiper, 25hp Evinrude, low hours, bottom paint, no trailer. 824-4584.(1-20-2t)

Marine ServicesMARINE SURVEYS. Peter W. Schacht Co. 758-3014.(4-3-tfRR)STAINLESS STEEL Boat Shafting. Ready machined. OCRAN BOAT SHOP, White Stone, VA, 435-6305.(12-14-tf)

Help WantedA NEW CAREER?

Truck Driver Training Train Locally at

Rappahannock Community College - Glenns

For more information call: 1-888-878-4CDL

(1-13-tfRR)ACCOUNTING FISCAL TECH

VDOT— Administrative and Offi ce Specialist III— #03854. Fredericks-burg District, Saluda Residency, seeks individual to manage the fi s-cal, inventory, cost accounting, and employee records. Must work outside normal work hours during emergency operations. Salary negotiable based on training and experience. State application required; apply by 5 p.m. on 1/28/05 to VDOT, HR, 87 Deacon Rd., Fredericksburg, VA 22405. View details and knowledge, skills and abilities for applicant evaluation at local VEC or select “employment” at www.dhrm.state.va.us. Email appli-cation to [email protected] 1-800-828-1120. EOE.(1-13-2t)ALL ASPECTS OF BOAT BUILDING and refi nishing positions available. Open mind and forward thinking nec-essary. Application by appointment only. (804)776-8800.(1-13-4t)

(See Help Wanted, page B6)

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for all Future Truck Drivers Where? Rappahannock Community

College - Glenns Campus When? January 20th, beginning at 6 p.m.

For more information, call: 1-888-878-4CDL

(1-13-2tRR)CARPENTER/HELPER NEEDED im-mediately. Must have tools and trans-portation. Pay based on experience. Call (804)725-3838.(1-13-4t)CARPENTER’S HELPER/LABORER— steady, long term em-ployment, good pay and company ve-hicle. Must have clean driving record. No drinking— no drugs. Call The Al-len Group Inc. (804)758-2037.(1-6-tf)GROWING BOATYARD seeks appli-cants to join our crew of experienced personnel. Experience in the marine trades, particularly fi ne fi nish work and/or heavy equipment operation, is a plus. Younger applicants with a strong work ethic and desire to learn on-the-job are also encouraged to ap-

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ply. Benefi ts include health insurance, paid-time-off program, and tuition as-sistance for training in skills valuable to the yard’s operations. Boatyard work offers the enthusiastic employee variety of all sorts— work both in and outdoors, various technical disci-plines, and seasonally different tasks, in a growing local industry. Apply in person at Schroeder Yacht Systems, end of route 33 east, Deltaville, VA or call (804)776-7500 to arrange an interview.(1-13-3tRR).HENLEY DO-IT CENTER— A Great place to work. Warehouse Manager and Delivery. Full time. Benefi ts. Part time sales clerk. Saturday and Sun-day. Apply in person at Hartfi eld store.(1-20-3t)

INSTRUCTOR NEEDED! Truck Driver Training

Located at Rappahannock Community

College - Glenns (804)400-5385.

(1-13-tfRR)LAND CLEARING AND GRUBBING SUPERINTENDENT: Sub-con-

tractor in Shacklefords seeks an experienced fi eld superintendent. Candidates should have experience operating heavy equipment, with supervisory experience in industrial land clearing, logging, or forestry re-lated work. Communication skills, a good driving record, willingness to train new hires and work as a team are priorities. Travel is required. Call (804)785-2392 for an application or submit resume to The PJ Casanave Land Clearing Company, P.O. Box 370, Shacklefords, VA 23156, by email to [email protected] or by fax to (804)785-2396. EOE.(1-20-1t)

LEAD TELLER NEEDED FOR

KILMARNOCK LOCATION

Northern Neck State Bank is seeking a Lead Teller for our Kilmarnock loca-tion. Position requires good commu-nication skills, an ability to excel in a retail sales environment, dependabil-ity, and fl exibility. Prior banking and management experience is required. Excellent compensation and ben-efi ts package. Applications can be


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LEGAL SECRETARY Full time with General Practice Firm, Legal Secretarial experience desired. Excellent writing, grammatical skills, computer skills and telephone man-ners required. Submit resume and cover letter to Post Offi ce Box 946, Deltaville, Virginia 23043 or fax to (804)776-0456.(1-20-2t)

LEGAL SECRETARY: Real estate, accounting and computer experience required. Fax resume to (804)758-2362 or email to: [email protected]. (804)758-2361.(1-20-2t)

MAINTENANCE: Bethpage Camp-Resort is seeking maintenance person. Experience in plumbing, electrical, carpentry and/or general maintenance a plus. Fax resume to (804)758-0209 or apply in per-son.(12-16-tf)MANAGER FOR SAILING FACIL-ITY: Responsible for supervision of all buildings, facilities, docks, equip-ment, personnel, and control of costs within budget. Good communication skills and customer service required. Part-time position, hours fl exible, minimum 20 hours/week, average 30 hours including some weekends sea-sonally. Salary with benefi ts based on experience. E-mail or fax resume to [email protected] or (804)644-0872.(1-6-4t)MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST HARTFIELD— Chesapeake Medical Group is currently accepting appli-cations for a Medical Receptionist to staff the front desk of a Family Practice located in Hartfi eld. Past re-ceptionist experience preferred. Posi-tion is full time with excellent benefi t package. Send resume to: P.O. Box


1328, Kilmarnock, VA 22482 or call (804)435-8570.(1-20-1t)NEEDED: MACHINE OPERATORS. Starting rate $7.29. Excellent ben-efi ts after 3 months. Apply to D&P Embroidery Co., Rt. 198, Cobbs Creek. Previous applicants need not apply.(8-12-tf) NURSING FACULTY POSITION: Rappahannock Community College, a two-campus institution serving a rural 12-county area in the Chesa-peake Bay region of Virginia, seeks an Instructor/Assistant Professor for Nursing: Nine-month faculty posi-tion primarily based at the Warsaw Campus (Position #F0020). Position begins March 2005 or as soon as possible thereafter. Primary Duties: Provide campus sup-port for an associate degree program in nursing (RN). Teach lecture, lab, and clinical sections of nursing cours-es. Coordinate with other faculty and with regional health care agencies. Assist with recruitment, orientation, and scheduling of adjunct instructors

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RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER$626,000

3 BR, 3 BA home w/open floor plan, gt. rm.w/din. area, den, off. & kit. Lg. deck aroundpool on water side–2 screened porches.345’± rip-rapped wf 4’± MLW at pier.

Al Shriver–804-435-2673

Bay/River Office 804-435-2673877-435-2673

(Toll Free)Bay/River OfficeCovering the Northern Neck

andMiddle Peninsula

387 Chesapeake Dr. P.O. Box 1090

White Stone, VA 22578

www.chesapeakebay-river.comwww.longandfoster.com

COCKRELL CREEK-9.8± AC.$1,295,000

Equestrian est., 9 stall Morton barn,Deep MLW boathse. 464± ft. shoreline,fencing, 2700± sq. ft. residence, 3 BR,3 BA. Poss.developement or bus. opp.Industrial & R2 zoning.

Yvonne Hurt-804-453-3036

RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER$695,000

Recently renovated 4 BR, 4 BA home inRiver Run. New vinyl sea wall, sandbeach, wide views, access to boat ramp& pier. Separate guest house. Full base-ment has 2-car garage & workshop.

Skipper Garrett–804-443-2514

WHITE SAND HARBOR$138,900

Affordable get away or permanent resi-dence in great waterfront community!Enjoy a new home w/amenities includ-ing sand beach on the Potomac andboat ramps.

Wanda Bukoski–804-776-8091

DEEP CREEK FARMS–$425,000Cute Victorian cottage on 5.76± acres.Privacy and wooded acreage. 650± ft.on Deep Creek. Dock with electricityand water. Plus deeded interest in119± acres.

Byrl Phillips-Taylor–804-435-7840

SENIOR CREEK–$94,000Waterfront, 2.9± acre homesite at endof cove with shallow water but in greatcommunity with great amenities: pool,sand beach, pier, and boat ramp. Of-fered below county assessment.

Judy McCloskey–804-435-2833

GLEBE HARBOR–$385,000Perfect RIVAH Living!

3 bedroom, 2 bath homeOpen floor plan

143± ft. waterfrontagePier with boat lift, 2-3 ft. MLW

Scott G. Guay–804-453-4309www.nnkhomes.com

TOWLES CREEK–$525,000Chesapeake Harbor

New construction-great floor plan. 3BR, 2 BA-on 0.59± acre. Wide waterview. Pier/bulkhead, quick run to theBay. 135± ft. shoreline. 2-4 ft. MLW.

www.nnkhomes.comScott G.Guay–804-453-4309

CARTERS CREEK - $225,000Private, wooded 0.77± acre parcel.Deep water. Close to Tides Lodge

Judy McCloskey-804-435-2833

F.L. (Skipper) GarrettDecember

Sales & Closing Leader

Wanda BukoskiDecember

Listing Leader

DEEP CREEK–395,000Two story contemporary on 1.640±acre point of land. Surrounded with 4-6 ft. of water. 4 BR., 3 BAs., living/din-ing combo. Protected harbor. Homewarranty. Across from Belle Isle StatePark.

Derwin Booker–804-338-5155

LITTLE WICOMICO RIVER $1,190,000Like new 5 BR. 4.5BA home on 2 w/flots w/sand beach, 5± ft. MLW at dockw/lift. 1st fl. MBR and library. Nice flr.plan w/5,170± SF in main house +2bonus rms. over 3 car garage. Widewater views and sunsets.


FARNHAM-$325,000Charming, lovingly restored home w/modern conveniences loads of roomand loads of potential. Beautiful 3.5± ac.yard. Additional acreage purchase pos-sible. Potential for antique store, B&B,or other home business. Marina nearby.

ML#80443-9773Yvonne Hurt-804-453-3036

LONG & FOSTERIs Pleased to Announce the Appointment

ofBYRL PHILLIPS TAYLOR

As Manager ofThe Bay/River Office

If you have questions concerning Real Estate,give Byrl a call804-435-2673

www.VaNorthernNeck.com

IRVINGTON–$307,500Excellent location in quaint town.Walk to village shops. Possible busi-ness potential. Many upgrades, veryunique. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, de-tached garage on 0.795± acres. Ma-rinas neaby. Must See!Byrl Phillips Taylor-804-435-7840

POTOMAC RIVER ACCESS$189,900

Proposed construction on 0.783± ac.in Cabin Point–Westmoreland Co.Spaciousness and charm describethis home–Hurry and choose floor-ing, paint, and other options.

Wanda Bukoski–804-776-8091

TAYLORS CREEKBerkeley Forest–Weems Area

Waterfront - Lot 28 0.6± ac. $198,500

Waterfront - Lot 29 0.9± ac. $175,000

Off Water - Lot 29A 1.5± ac. $40,000Pat Schelling–804-435-2728

DEEP CREEKLancaster County

3 Waterfront lots for Sale:2.5±ac., 400± ft. w/f $275k2.0± ac., 250± ft. w/f, $225k30± ac., headwaters $150k

Anna Page Campbell–804-435-2673

CHICK COVE–$317,000Middlesex Co.-Deeded Water AccessMature plantings on 1.25 ac., makethis 3 BR, 3 BA Cape the perfectchoice. First fl. MBR. Good access toPiankatank R. via Healey’s Ck. Ameni-ties inc. pool, tennis ct. ramp/pier.

Kathy Wright–804-366-5667

TIPPERS CREEK–$695,000Northumberland County

2-story cont. on 13+ ac. 3 BR, 2.5 BAs.Vaulted ceilings, fireplaces., patio,wrap around deck. 2-car gar. Att.

workshop. Pier & boathouse. w/4-6 ft.water depth. Can be subdivided.

Owner/AgentSkipper Garrett–804-443-2514

CENTER CROSS–$195,000Essex County–18± Acre

Renovated Cape Cod w/2 BR, newoil furnace and AC. Fireplace, LR,DR, double pane windows. Alumi-

num siding. Farm and timperland. 2miles to river.


JAMES RIVER–$695,0003 story spacious Colonial in Jordanon the James, Prince George Co.near Hopewell. River view from 9 rms.4 BR suites, 4.5 BAs, wood fls., un-finished 3rd level. Back-up generator,irrigation sys. Multi-car garage,screened porch. Wide water view.Byrl Phillips Taylor–804-435-8740


www.morganedwardsrealestate.com 1-800-480-4988

“Sail Cove” - New Carpet & Paint Prestigious waterfront community of fi ne homes. Cape has new pier with 4’ MLW. 3 bedroom, fi replace & screen porch - only minutes to the Bay!

$439,900

Helen EdwardsHelen Edwards17355 General Puller Hwy.

Heart of DELTAVILLE804.776.8494

cell: [email protected]

Large End Unit Condo- features 3 bedrooms, gas fi replace, pier with lift. WIDE water views, hardwood fl oors. Hurry! $389,000

Waterfront in Mathews

“Deltaville” Village Area- Charming 3 bedroom, newly fi nished pine fl oors & carpet $189,000

NEW CONSTRUCTION- Quality built 3 bedroom home featuring vaulted great room, wide pine fl ooring, and custom cabinets. New pier on protected cove. Chesapeake Bay Builders. Owner-agent $299,000

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(Continued from page B6) SPECIALTY CREW MEMBER VDOT— TRANSPORTATION

OPERATOR II #09027

Fredericksburg District, Saluda Resi-dency seeks individuals to perform physically demanding work installing highway signs and structure and bridge maintenance, repair and con-struction. Valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) required. If there are no qualifi ed candidates w/CDL, appli-cants may be considered as Trainees and must obtain CDL w/in 6 months. Salary neg. based on trng/exp. State application required; apply by 5:00 p.m.; 1/28/05 to VDOT, HR, 87 Deacon Road, Fred., VA 22405. View details and knowledge, skills and abilities for applicant evaluation at local VEC or select “employment” at www.dhrm. state.va.us. E-mail applications [email protected]. TDD 1-822-828-1120. EOE.(1-20-2t)SURVEYORS NEEDED— Immedi-ate opening for Survey Crew Chief, instrument men and rodmen. Ben-efi ts: Med., Dental, Ret. Savings Plan, Vac. and Sick Leave. Call Bay Design Group, 804-693-2993 or send resume to PO Box 895, Gloucester, VA 23061.(12-23-4tRR)

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WANTED: CDL Dump truck driv-ers, heavy equipment operators, and laborers, for well established construction company. Three years experience minimum. Call 1-800-529-6426 for interview, between 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday.(11-24-tf)

WantedCOINS and TOKENS. Appraisals available by appointment. Call 804-241-4643.(12-23-4t)FILL DIRT. Call 804-776-8330.(12-23-13t)WILL PAY CASH for used, wrecked or junked CARS and TRUCKS. Will pick up. Call 758-5277.(12-14-tf)

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Business Services1-BUSHHOGGING, Lawncutting and trimming. Reasonable and depend-able, free estimates, fully insured. Call Ray James, RJ’s Services, 804-436-3774 or 804-438-6702, leave message.(12-23-13tRR)ASPHALT CONSTRUCTION/PAVING: Sealcoating, sand, stone and hauling. State certifi ed, fully insured, free estimates, quality work guaranteed. W.A. Waters Truck-ing, home (804)758-9122, pager (804)642-7762.(12-23-13tRR)AUCTIONEERS: Latane Trice and B.T. Trice Jr. Complete auction service. Walkerton, Va, (804)769-2211.(1-13-13t)CLEANING: No time, can’t or don’t want to? I’ll do it. Carpets cleaned, windows, ovens, almost everything. References, over 15 years experi-ence. Call 776-7556.(1-20-2t)COMPUTERS’ NUMBER ONE COM-PUTER MAN, computer repair, ser-vice, specializing in personal security. Free delivery and pickup. Available 24 hours. Call (804)758-9671 or email [email protected].(11-10-14t)COURIER SERVICES providing pick-up and delivery of documents and packages; also personal transporta-tion needs. (804)776-9158.(1-13-13t)EXCELLENT CLEANING W/EXCELLENT REFERENCES, AF-FORDABLE! OVER 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE. RESIDENTIAL AND OFFICES. CALL FOR FREE ESTI-MATE (804)758-1643.(12-16-26t)FEDERAL AND STATE INCOME TAX PREP with electronic fi ling. $35 for short forms, long forms are $50 and up. Call RC Walker at 758-2833.(1-13-13t)GUITAR LESSONS, beginning and intermediate. $12 per 1/2 hour; $18 per hour. Call 758-0465.(11-10-13t)GUTTER INSTALLATION. Aluminum, Copper, 1/2 round. Installed with hid-den hangers. 100% guaranteed leaf proof system. 22 yrs. experience. Free estimates. Call Bayside Seam-less Gutters, (804)436-9600.(10-28-13t)HOUSE CLEANING: Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly or one time only. Excellent references. 843-4000 or 694-6827.(11-10-13t)I’M OPEN. The C&S Furniture and Upholstering Co. is now open for business. Call Catherine Ferree at (804)815-4313 or (804)758-4557.(1-13-4tRR)MAC MENTOR FOR HIRE. I will come to your home or offi ce and assist you with all things Mac. I can help you set up a new Mac or printer, become versed in OS 10, install software, connect to the internet, etc. I have 16 years of experience with Macs. To make an appointment, email Julie at [email protected]., or leave a message for Julie at (804)761-1378.(1-20-tf)MILLER TAX SERVICE— Special-izing in personal and small business returns. Electronic fi ling available for fast refunds! Reasonable rates. For an appointment call 776-9091.(1-20-13t)PAINTER - LOW, LOW PRICES. Free estimates, 36 years experience. Power washing. James, (804)776-7884.(1-13-13t)PASSPORT PICTURES made while you wait! Please call ahead for ap-pointment, (804)758-2328, Southside Sentinel, Urbanna.(tf)STUMP GRINDING—$1.00 per diameter inch. Steve Hoyt, 758-0558.(11-10-13t)TAX PREPARATION— Individual and small business. E-fi le. W.M. Wood-son, Rt. 33, Deltaville, Va. 776-6471 or 776-9774.(1-6-13t)WILL CARE FOR YOUR MOTHER in our immaculate Christian home. Excellent references. (804)642-6812.(7-22-tf)www.switchinternet.com IS DIS-COUNTED INTERNET ACCESS for $8.88 per month! Free setup and excellent support. Offer good with the mention of this ad! 1-866-355-1189.(11-18-13t)

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NoticesINVITATION for BIDS

Middlesex County Public Schools in Saluda, VA is seeking sealed bids for replacement of approx. 77,000 sq. ft. of shingle roofi ng with a standing seam metal roof at St. Clare Walker Middle School. For details, plans and specifi cations, contact John LaBrier at (804)758-2277 or [email protected].(1-20-1t)

NOTICE TRUSTEE’S SALE - COMMERCIAL

17467 GENERAL PULLER HIGHWAY - STATE ROUTE 33

MIDDLESEX COUNTY, DELTAVILLE, VIRGINIA

In execution of a Deed of Trust dated October 31, 1989, and recorded in Deed Book 185, Page 646, in the Clerk’s Offi ce of the Circuit Court of the County of Middlesex, Virginia, de-fault having been made in payment of the debt therein secured and, being required to do so by the noteholder, the undersigned William L. Lewis, sole acting Trustee, will offer for sale at public auction at the front steps of the

COURTHOUSE ROUTES 17 and 33

MIDDLESEX COUNTY, SALUDA, VIRGINIA

Friday, February 4, 2005 at 3:00 p.m.

the following property, to-wit: All of that certain piece or parcel of land, together with all improvements, rights, ways, easements, privileges and appurtenances thereunto be-longing or in any way appertaining, situated in Pinetop Magisterial Dis-trict, Middlesex County, Virginia, on the north side of State Route 33 in Deltaville, containing 0.32 acre, as the same is shown on a plat of sur-vey prepared by Charles E. Tomlin, C.L.S., dated August 25, 1976, and recorded in Deed Book 109, Page 195, and to which reference is made for a more accurate and complete description of the property hereby conveyed. And Being the same property ac-quired by Leslan Associates, Inc., by deed of record in Deed Book 150, Page 489, among the land records of Middlesex County, Virginia. (Tax Map #40-21-3) TERMS: Bidder’s deposit of $3,000.00 may be required at con-clusion of auction. Settlement within thirty (30) days. Property and im-provements sold in “as is” condition without warranties. Conveyance by Special Warranty Deed. This sale shall be subject to all recorded and unrecorded liens, encumbrances, conditions, restrictions, leases and mechanics’ and materialman’s liens, to the extent any of the foregoing may lawfully apply to the property being sold and take priority over the above mentioned Deed of Trust. Any post-ponements will be announced at the above date, time and location. SETTLEMENT shall be at the offi ce of Trustee or such other location as he may designate. Successful bidder assumes all risk of loss or damage to property from and after time of auc-tion sale. Bidder will be required to sign a Memorandum of Sale incorpo-rating all terms of sale. If additional information is required, contact the undersigned or J.W. Bartoo, Eastern Virginia Bankshares, P.O. Box 397, Mechanicsville, Vir-ginia, (804)779-4927. William L. Lewis, Trustee (804) 443-3373 VSB Lic. No. 16451

William F. Durham, Auctioneer

(804)443-2659 VA Lic. No. 1256

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NOTICE TRUSTEE’S SALE—RESIDENTIAL

LOT 57 WHITE POINT SUBDIVISION

PINETOP DISTRICT, MIDDLESEX COUNTY, VIRGINIA

In execution of a Credit Line Deed of Trust dated May 17, 1994, recorded in Deed Book 233, Page 300, in the Clerk’s Offi ce of the Circuit Court of the County of Middlesex, Virginia, de-fault having been made in payment of the debt therein secured and, being required to do so by the noteholder, the undersigned William L. Lewis, sole acting Trustee, will offer for sale at public auction at the front steps of the

COURTHOUSE ROUTES 17 and 33

MIDDLESEX COUNTY, SALUDA, VIRGINIA

Friday, February 4, 2005 at 4:00 p.m.

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the following property, to-wit: All that certain lot or parcel of land, lying in Pinetop District, Middlesex County, Virginia, substantially bounded on the North by the Rappa-hannock River and on the South by Riverside Drive; known as Lot 57, WHITE POINT SUBDIVISION. This lot is comprised of former Lots 55, 56, and 57, as shown on a plat of survey by A.L. Garland, Surveyor, of record in Deed Book 66, Page 154. The property lines were vacated in Deed Book 183, Page 222. TOGETHER with a right-of-way to the lot to pass out to the main road over Riverside Drive and Speck Avenue, which right of way is to be used in common with other lot owners; and further grantees, their successors and/or assigns shall have the right to the use of the water and sand beach in front of the lot herein conveyed for the purposes of boating and such as is incident to a home on the water-

front, and the use of the boat harbor, but such uses shall be in common with other lot owners in the said subdivision. AND BEING Lots 55 and 56 acquired by Joseph A. Lewis, Jr. and Patricia K. Lewis, husband and wife, by deed of record in Deed Book 182, Page 586; and Lot 57 as part of the proper-ty acquired by deed in Deed Book 94, Page 434; all among the land records of Middlesex County, Virginia. (Tax Map #41-53-57) TERMS: Bidder’s deposit of $5,000.00 may be required at con-clusion of auction. Settlement within thirty (30) days. Property and im-provements sold in “as is” condition without warranties. Conveyance by Special Warranty Deed. This sale shall be subject to all recorded and unrecorded liens, encumbrances, conditions, restrictions, leases and mechanics’ and materialman’s liens, to the extent any of the foregoing may lawfully apply to the property being sold and take priority over the above mentioned Deed of Trust. Any post-ponements will be announced at the above date, time and location. SETTLEMENT shall be at the offi ce of Trustee or such other location as he may designate. Successful bidder assumes all risk of loss or damage to property from and after time of auc-tion sale. Bidder will be required to sign a Memorandum of Sale incorpo-rating all terms of sale. If additional information is required, contact the undersigned or J.W. Bartoo, Eastern Virginia Bankshares, P.O. Box 397, Mechanicsville, Virginia (804)779-4927. William L. Lewis, Trustee (804)443-3373 VSB Lic. No. 16451

William F. Durham, Auctioneer (804)443-2659

VA Lic. No. 1256 (1-13-4t)

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TOWN OF URBANNAIMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT

YOUR DRINKING WATER

Tests Showed Coliform Bacteria in the Town of Urbanna Water System

Our water system recently violated a drinking water standard. Although this incident was not an emergency, as our customers, you have a right to know what happened and what we did to correct this situation.

We routinely monitor for drinking water contaminants. We took fi ve distribution samples to test for the presence of total coliform bacteria for the month of November 2004 monitoring period. All fi ve samples showed the presence of total coliform bacteria. The standard is that no more than one sample per month may do so.

What should I do?

You do not need to boil your water or take other corrective ac-tions. However, if you have specifi c health concerns, consult your doctor.

People with severely compromised immune systems, infants, and some elderly may be at increased risk. These people should seek advice about drinking water from their health care provid-ers. General guidelines on ways to lessen the risk of infection by microbes are available from EPA’s Safe Drinking Water Hotline at 1 (800) 426-4791.

What does this mean?

This is not an emergency. If it had been, you would have been notifi ed immediately. Coliform bacteria are generally not harm-ful themselves. Coliforms are bacteria which are naturally present in the environment and are used as an indicator that other, potentially-harmful, bacteria may be present. Coliforms were found in more samples than allowed and this was a warning of potential problems.

Usually, coliforms are a sign that there could be a problem with the system’s treatment or distribution system (pipes). Whenever we detect coliform bacteria in any sample, we do follow-up testing to see if other bacteria of greater concern, such as fecal coliform or E. coli, are present. We did not fi nd any of these bacteria in our subsequent testing.

What happened?

During the month of November 2004, the routine sample col-lected on November 22nd tested positive for total coliform bacteria. Four repeat samples were collected on December 1, 2004 and all tested positive for total coliform bacteria.

What has been done?

A chlorination system was installed on December 10, 2004. Chlorine solution is being injected in the water line going to the elevated storage tank from Well #5. On December 21, 2004 one routine sample was collected from the distribution system and tested negative for total coliform bacteria. Four more routine samples were collected from the distribution system on December 27, 2004, in accordance with the approved Bac-teriological Sample Siting Plan and Section 12 VAC 5-590-380 D5 of the Waterworks Regulations and all tested negative for total coliform bacteria. On January 10th, one routine sample was collected from the distribution system and tested negative for total coliform bacteria.

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AGENCY758-4430Saluda, Virginia

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR ING

MIDDLESEX COUNTY WETLANDS BOARD

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, February 8, 2005 at 9:00 AM to consider the following:

1. Wetlands Application #2004-2637 submitted by James Bateman requesting to install 85’ of bulkhead at the toe of the existing bank and 85’ of riprap to be placed chan-nelward of the proposed bulkhead for erosion control. The property for which the application is being made is located on Sturgeon Creek, Tax Map #40-13-6.

The Wetlands Board public hearing will be held in the Wood-ward Building Boardroom, 877 General Puller Hwy, County Courthouse Complex, Saluda, Virginia. 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.

01/20&01/27/05

MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALSFull-time, Part-time and On-call

Diamond Healthcare Corporation, a national behavioralhealth management firm, is currently recruiting pro-gram staff for a new hospital-based Inpatient & Out-patient Psychiatric Program located at RappahannockGeneral Hospital in Kilmamock, VA. Previous experi-ence working in a psychiatric inpatient or outpatientsetting highly desired.

• Psychiatric Registered Nurses (RN)

• Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN)

• Mental Health Technicians/CNA’s

• Social Worker (MSW preferred)

• Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist (CTRS)

For consideration, please submit resume with salaryrequirements to: Ann Belvin, Executive Director ofHuman Resources, Diamond Healthcare Corporation,700 E. Main Street, Suite 900, Box C-90105, Richmond,VA. 23218-0105, (804) 782-2286 (fax), abelvin@diamondhealth. com (email). Jan. 13x

GM Dealership has immediate opening for experienced Counter Parts Person with great people skills. Please call Ann at 815-0773.

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A Deltaville company is now taking applications for the posi-tions listed above, Tues. – Thurs., 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. These positions require use of company vehicle, so a copy of driving record may be required.

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TOWN OF URBANNANOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS

The Historic and Architectural Review Board will hold a public hearing on Thursday, February 10, 2005 at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers, 45 Cross Street, Urbanna VA 23175 on application #05-01, John D. & Joan B. Magness, 161 Virginia Street (20A-15-J) to add 1260 sq. ft. addition to their single family dwelling. The public is invited to share their comments on the application at the meeting. A copy of the application is available for review at the Town Offi ce, 45 Cross Street, Urbanna, Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM and 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM.

01/20&01/27/2005

On December 18, Rappah-annock Community College’s new Warsaw Campus practical nursing program graduated its fi rst class of students.

Graduates included Shereeta Taylor, Essex County; Mau-reen L. Carter, Regina I. Long

and Lori A. Williams, all of Lancaster County; Joan Alford and Stephanie A. Francis, both of Middlesex County; Betsy C. Chinn, Tyanthia Y. Doggett, Sharon L. Jones, Renarda T. Newton, Lori Rice, Kamilah A. Shabazz and Amanda S. Thornton, all of Northumberland County; Monica Ward, Rich-mond County; and Danielle Lee, Sabrina A. Rich and Bonnie J. Saunders, all of Westmoreland County.

Associate professor Dianne Lucy, R.N., B.S.N., M.S., who coordinates the long-established practical nursing program at RCC’s Glenns Campus, expressed her own and RCC’s special gratitude to retiring Warsaw program coordinator Marlene Howard, R.N., B.S.N., M.S.N. She also noted the contribution of the program sponsors—Riverside Health-care System, Virginia Health Services, Cumberland Hospital, and Rappahannock General Hospital—at whose facilities the

practical nursing students had the opportunity to gain valuable clinical experience.

“Without their help, we could not have implemented the pro-gram,” said Lucy. “This expan-sion of the practical nursing program to the Warsaw Campus is part of RCC’s commitment to meeting the critical shortage of trained nurses in the area.”

Speakers at the ceremony included Janice Pierson, general supervisor for the Essex County Public School System; LPN class representative Joan Alford; and Nuala Glennon, dean of the Glenns Campus.

Recalling the practical nurse’s pledge to “devote my life to service, and to the high ideals of the nursing profession,” Glennon stated, “There is no more noble endeavor than to care for the sick.” She added words of praise for the families of the graduating class, without whose support these students would not have been able to achieve this out-standing success.

RCC’s new Warsaw Campus practical nursing program graduates include, front row from left, Tyanthia Doggett, Sharon Jones, Sabrina Rich and Lori Rice; second row, Renarda Newton, Danielle Lee, Joan Alford, Maureen Carter, Betsy Chinn, Lori Williams, Bonnie Saunders and Regina Long; third row, Glenns program coordinator Dianne Lucy, Kamilah Shabazz, Monica Ward, Stephanie Francis, Amanda Thornton, Shereeta Taylor and Warsaw program coordinator Marlene Howard.

First LPNs graduate from RCC-Warsaw

Deltaville Boatyard is pleased to announce that Caleb Thomp-son and Jim Rice recently completed the Standards Accreditation course offered by the American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC).

The 3-day course is one that provides marine services, man-agement and senior level marine executives a basic understanding of core ABYC standards. ABYC has been developing, writing and updating the voluntary safety standards for boat building and repair in the United States for nearly 90 years and is actively involved with the development of international standards as well as certifi cation programs for marine technicians.

Having completed the course and having passed the exam, Thompson and Jim are now two of a growing group of special-ists in the country whose com-mitment to service excellence means better customer service for the recreational boaters.

“At Deltaville Boatyard, we believe that enrolling our managers as well as our marine technicians in ABYC’s training programs means that our cus-tomers will enjoy an even higher degree of satisfaction,” said

owner Keith Ruse. “But, what it really takes is the commitment of our employees to be able to advance their own knowledge by attending an ABYC program. We’re proud of Mr. Thompson and Mr. Rice and what it means to Deltaville Boatyard.”

ABYC’s Standards Accredita-tion Course is part of ABYC’s “Convenience Learning” cur-riculum, an expanding group of courses presented on-site to all types of companies and all levels of personnel. “What we offer is basically a comprehen-sive course of study and a chal-lenging accreditation test,” says Skip Burdon, ABYC’s president. “When people like Mr. Thomp-son and Mr. Rice complete the process and become accredited, they can feel confi dent in their ability to apply their understand-ing of the approach ABYC has taken in standards development as a management and even prob-lem solving tool.”

For more information about Deltaville Boatyard, contact Ruse at (804) 776-8900. For more information about ABYC’s Standards Accreditation course and other ABYC educational programs, call Bonnie Barsa at (410) 956-1050.

Deltaville Boatyard employeesearn ABYC accreditation

Southside Bank hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony to cel-ebrate the opening of its 13th branch offi ce located in Central Garage on December 16.

Keynote speakers included Commissioner of Banking E. Joseph Face Jr. and Delegate Ryan McDougle.

Tom Newman, 47-year veteran of Southside Bank, had the plea-sure of introducing two special, long-time customers who would serve as the “offi cial ribbon cutters” for the commemorative

occasion, Mrs. Thomas (Arim-inta) Lomax, 94, and Mrs. Mary Prince, 102. Mesdames Lomax and Prince received a warm round of applause from the audi-ence for their active participation in the ceremony.

In remarks made by Eastern Virginia Bankshares Chairman Randy Cook, Southside Bank Chairman F.L. Garrett III, and President and CEO Joe A. Shea-rin, it was noted that Southside Bank is committed to the King William market.

Southside opens Central Garage branch

Rappahannock Community College has announced the “fi rst of its kind” program for marine trades in the Northern Neck/Middle Peninsula. A group of industry leaders, along with RCC’s Workforce and Commu-nity Development Program, have established the Atlantic Boat and Yacht Trades School (ABYTS). The program has been endorsed and is sponsored by the Ameri-can Boat and Yacht Council.

The Atlantic Boat and Yacht Trades School in collaboration with ABYC will offer its Marine Trades Training Series in Vir-ginia in 2005 to certify attendees on the following:

• Basic marine engine on Janu-ary 24-26.

• Diesel engine and support certifi cation to be held January 27-28.

• Gasoline engine and support certifi cation.

• Electrical certifi cation.For more information, contact

the Workforce and Community Development offi ce of RCC at 804-333-6828.

RCC offers

new marine

trades program

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