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April 27, 2017

Rappahannock Record Kilmarnock, VA

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804-435-2644White Stone

Easy Living & fabulous amenities in Hills Quarter!Pool Clubhouse Tennis Courts Lawn maintenanceTrash pick-up 2 Excellent Golf Courses minutes away1400 sq. ft. 3 Bedrooms 2 Full Baths Garage/ApartmentLocated near Irvington, KiImarnock & White Stone $239,000

Simply perfect Cape Cod in the waterfront town of Weems1008 sq. ft. 3 Bedrooms New Full Bath Open Living areaLovely backyard w/small shed Covered Deck $122,000

Wonderful location with water views of Tabbs Creek1646 sq. ft. Ranch home 2 Bedrooms 2 Full Baths

Crown molding 22 x 16 Family Room 1.62 Acre lot Fenced backyard

Attached 2 car garage Very private $219,000

JUST LISTED!

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261' Waterfront on the Great Wicomico River

NEW PRICE!

Exquisite waterfront residence on Carters CreekViews to Rappahannock River! Boat lift Deck

4-6' MLW Bulkhead/RIP 2 Car garage6075 sq. ft. 4 Bedrooms 5 full & 2 half Baths

In ground, Gunite Pool w/Pool house Storage shedSouthern Charm w/fabulous sunsets! $2,900,000

IsaBell K. HorsleyReal Estate, Ltd

www.HorsleyRealty.com

Real Estate1-DERFUL ALL BRICK 4400SF w/pool, boathouse, 3.5AC’s, 300’ frontage Mill Creek, Wicomico Church, Southern exposure. Too extensive to describe. Must see to appreciate. Owner/Agent 804-580-5527..(Feb-23-13t)

2BR/1.5BA RANCHER, Little Wicomico w/dock & 4 lifts. Waterside Florida room, new LG appliances, cabinets/fau-

$299,000. Bonnie Vest, Long&Foster, 804-339-5282..(Mar-16-13t)

CEDAR POINT, Northumberland County, adorable Cape Cod w/country front porch, 3BR/2 full baths, back deck on level acre. Price reduced, $139,000. Rhonda Wells, Isabell Horsley Real Estate, 804-436-4709..(Mar-23-tf)

FREE PROFESSIONAL Market Analy-sis: Residential, Land, Commercial property to buy, sell, or Rent. Cathe-rine Bennett, Realtor Principal Broker, Melrose Plantation Real Estate/Lancaster. 804-761-3234. RealEstat-eChesapeakeBay.com..(Feb-23-13t)

OFFICE BUILDING for sale: 14 Waverly Avenue, Town of Kilmarnock.

apartment upstairs, $250,000. Also,

Call 804-761-4031..(Apr-6-4t)

PRICED AT APPRAISAL: $195,000. Income-generating 48± Acres; 26± acres cultivated crop farmland, 22± acres investment timber/woods. Regina. Catherine Bennett, Melrose Plantation Real Estate/Lancaster. www.RealEstateChesapeakeBay.com. 804-761-3234..(Feb-23-13t)

WATERFRONT HOME. Swimming pool. Pier: Deep water, boatlift. Fireplace. 1-acre, Privacy! No HOA. $284,500. Catherine Bennett Real-tor, Melrose Plantation Real Estate, Lancaster. 804-761-3234. RealEs-tateChesapeakeBay.com..(Apr-6-13t)

Lots/Acreage6-ACRES W/REEDVILLE public sewer, $59,000. 2-acres Liberty Road, Reedville. $9900. 3/10-acre Lillian fronting Route #360. $2900. Half-acre wooded parcels, Ditchley area, $2000. Owner/agent, 804-580-5527..(Mar-3-13t)

CHESAPEAKE BAY AREA: Town of

on Captains Quarters Lane located between Urbanna and 9 mi. E to Stingray Pt. Use your own builder. Wilton Creek public boat ramp, beach on the Rappahannock River nearby. Build your 3BR, min. 1600sq.ft. Quiet rural area, convenient to marinas, shopping, medical clinic, stores. See Aerial Video https://vimeo.com/205281969. Owner/Agent Financing available. $62,000. Call 804-240-0600..(Mar-30-5t)

HERITAGE POINT: 2-acre flat, wooded building lot, Lancaster Schools, community resources: Water hookup service, pool, club-house, marina, Corrotoman River access, $25,000. Barry @ 804-241-8385..(Mar-2-13t)

JOIN US for breakfast on prop-erty, Saturday, April 29, 2017 at 10

40 acre Healy’s Mill Pond. Septic letter. Lovely, quiet, scenic. Close to Piankatank River and Chesapeake Bay. Marinas, boatyards, boat ramps and airport nearby. Tax assessment $50,600. Asking $35,900, possible

Real Estate license. Call Johna at Virginia Country Real Estate, 804-815-6468. (Apr-20-2t)SS

LAND FOR SALE: Price reduced, 3.3 acres on Route 17 north of Saluda across from Big John’s gas station with 490’ of frontage on Route 17, $45,000. 804-436-1716..(Apr-27-2t)

WATERFRONT LOT on Bells Creek off the Corrotoman River. 241ft. frontage, 1.67AC, 3ftMLW, 4BR perc.

757-898-5079. (Feb-2-13t)

Residential Rentals$1250 LIVELY: 10 ACRES, mostly fenced with 3BR/2.5BA home. New appliances in the kitchen include stove, refrigerator, dishwasher. Basement has finished office, & large laundry room. Several out-buildings including large chicken coop. See this & more at www.chesapeakepm.com. Call Cath-erine, 804-436-6701. Chesapeake Property Mgmt..(X)

$1600 WEEMS: WATERFRONT townhome at The Green features 3BR/3.5BA, gourmet kitchen, living

room, and finished rec room in basement. Deck in back has gas grill & overlooks water & commu-nity dock. See this & more at www.chesapeakepm.com. Call Cath-erine, 804-436-6701. Chesapeake Property Mgmt..(X)

$300 SAVINGS: Townhouse & apartment living, Northern Neck & Middle Peninsula, locally managed, equal housing, call 804-529-9505 or www.leeselfproperties.com. Restrictions may apply..(Apr-27-13t)SS

$550/MONTH, SENIOR, care-free,

Reedville; all amenities; LR/DR, full kitchen, bath w/tub/shower; carpet/ceramic tile, non-smoker. 804-761-8460; 912-659-0412..(Apr-6-13t)

$565/MONTH: SPACIOUS 1BR apartment, oversized L/R, some utilities included. Washer/dryer use. Convenient to White Stone. Non-smoking. KaneAssoc@yahoo.com. Call 804-580-0327..(Mar-16-13t)

$695 REEDVILLE: COZY year-round cottage in Chesapeake Beach has spacious BR on main level + loft area for more sleeping. There is a fully equipped kitchen, washer/dryer & use of community beach. See this & more at www.chesa-peakepm.com. Call Catherine, 804-436-6701. Chesapeake Property Mgmt..(X)

$775/MONTH, KILMARNOCK: 2BR/2BA duplex, HVAC, W/D, new carpet, lawn and trash service. Available May 1. Security deposit and references. 804-436-6777..(Apr-27-tf)

$795/MONTH, WHITE STONE: 2BR/1.5BA apartment, water, trash, all appliances included. No pets, great location, quiet. 804-493-9659..(Dec-15-tf)

$950 LIVELY: 3BR home has 1 full & 2 half baths. Fully equipped kitchen, new w/w carpet in BRs & large stor-age shed. See this & more at www.chesapeakepm.com. Call Cath-erine, 804-436-6701. Chesapeake Property Mgmt..(X)

1, 2, & 3 BEDROOM apart-ments available. Sign up for 1yr. lease. Sonrise Apts., Wicomico Church, John, 804-580-2473..(Mar-2-13t)

2 BEDROOM HOME, downtown Kilmarnock, large lot. $900/month, deposit required. Available May 15. 757-814-4309..(Apr-20-2t)

3BR/2BA: LARGE WHIRLPOOL tub, kitchen/family room combo. Detached 2-car garage, separate workshop, private 1-acre lot. Just past Laurel Point. $900/month + security deposit/references. 804-832-1559..(X)

Lots/Acreage Residential Rentals Residential Rentals

SUPER VALUE! 1.04 acres, 129 ft. on water. Cottage furnished with 1 large bedroom and

attached 2-bay garage offers expandable space for more rooms. Great outdoor space,

deep water dock with lift, building site or room to add to cottage, add pool, possibilities galore. Ready now for your weekend retreat.

Exceptional views and super fishing pier with 2 lifts. Move-in condition cottage with river room. 3 bedrooms/2 baths, fireplace, great kitchen and more. Community amenities and

“No Flood Zone.” Great Find!

Delightful craftsman home. Totally remodeled with new kitchen, baths, plus 3 bedrooms, living & dining rooms, enclosed porch and

basement hobby room. Must visit, great “in town” location.

GREAT WICOMICO RIVER $995,000Stunning water views of the river, fabulous sunsets on 3 private acres; airy, open plan with every detail done to perfection.

3700± sf deck home with walls of glass, deep water dock, pool, detached expandable garage.

GREAT WICOMICO RIVER $649,000 Exceptional views and deep harbor dock with boat lift. Sandy shoreline – great for kids and dogs. Spacious contemporary home

totally remodeled, gourmet kitchen and new baths. Views from all windows. Large outdoor area. Ideal waterfront retreat.

SANDRA HARGETT804-436-3454

Sandra.Hargett@ColdwellBanker.comWWW.SANDRAHARGETT.COM

Local Expertise & Knowledge with a Brand Name

NNAR 2015 & 2016 Ruby Award

Voted BEST Real Estate Firm in Eastern VA in 2016!

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REDUCED $49K

TOWN CREEK $300,000 POTOMAC

RIVER $435,000

KILMARNOCK VILLAGE

$188,300

D2 RAPPAHANNOCK RECORD

3BR/3BA, 2-STORY COTTAGE, Weems. Washer/dryer, stove/oven, refrigerator. Monitor heater D/R, propane heater L/R. Front/back screened porches, great neighbor-hood. Security/deposit, credit/refer-ences, 1-year lease, non-smoking. $825/month. 804-389-5157..(Feb-9-13t)

APARTMENT: 1 BEDROOM effi-ciency. 3rd floor waterfront with private entrance facing the Bay. Ten minutes to Kilmarnock, ideal for single person. No pets, 1 year lease $525/month, available now or May 1. 804-435-2572..(Apr-6-tf)

COTTAGE: REEDVILLE, furnished, 1BR, L/R-kitchen combo, full bath, washer/dryer, screened porch. One person/couple. Available 8/20/17. No pets/smoking. $600/month plus electric. Cable/WiFi included. Credit/references. 804-453-3559..(Apr-13-13t)

DELTAVILLE, LARGE 1 bedroom; waterfront; 1st floor. All utilities included, including washer/dryer. Small pet OK. Canoe/kayak access. References; security deposit. $820/month. 301-573-5113..(Apr-27-4t)SS

DELTAVILLE: 2 BEDROOM apart-ment, electricity included. $800 a month. Must have employment verification. Call 804-339-2690..(Apr-6-4t)SS

ON RAPPAHANNOCK waterfront. 3BR/2BA house, screened porch, pier, boathouse. $900/month plus deposit and credit check. 804-366-5624 or 804-462-5342. (Apr-6-tf)

apartment. 1st month $525 move-in discount. Thereafter $575/month, $575/deposit. Utilities included, washer/dryer on premises. Topping (near Hummel Field), available May 1. Application and proof of steady income required. Experienced renters w/references required. No pets/smoking. 804-832-9058, leave message/will respond after 5p.m..(Apr-13-tf)SS

R E E D V I L L E / WAT E R F R O N T: 3BR/1BA w/dock. Furnished/unfur-nished, by week/month/year. Utili-ties/lawn care included. Pet friendly, close to restaurants/museum. 804-453-4498..(Apr-27-4t)

TOWN OF KILMARNOCK, located on private drive close to the Hos-pital, walking distance to town. 2BR/1BA, kitchen, large L/R, sunporch with washer/dryer. 2-car carport, large deck and storage shed. $975/month, references needed, no pets. Call 804-435-6922 or stepter67@gmail.com..(Apr-20-tf)

TWO BEDROOM, 2 full bath duplex available in White Stone. All appli-

cozy den. Private park-like setting. Call 804-435-0050 for more info..(Apr-6-4t)

WARSAW: APARTMENT 2BR/1BA, modified & non-modified apts., water, trash, appliances included, $700/month. Call 804-493-9659..(Feb-2-tf)

W AT E R F R O N T / R E L A X I N G RETREAT in Reedvil le. Large 1BR apartment with deck/dock. Furnished/unfurnished by week/month/year. Lawn care/utilities included. Pet friendly. 804-453-4498..(Apr-27-4t)

Commercial Rentals6 MONTHS FREE INTERNET. Pre-ferred White Stone location for 1416sq.ft. retail/office space. 9’ ceilings, heat pump. $595/month. KaneAssoc@yahoo.com. Call in

16-13t)

FOR RENT: Commercial building in White Stone. Approximately 2500 sq. feet. Call 804-436-3839 or 804-436-3835..(Apr-20-2t)

IRVINGTON: HIGH PROFILE retail

across from the Hope & Glory Inn. 1000sq.ft. Plus landscaped courtyard in front. Available now. $1200/month. Call 804-512-1227..(Mar-2-tf)

KILMARNOCK: +1200 square foot

storage space including electric and water, available April 1. W/W carpet, ceramic tile. New HVAC, new roof, and hot water heater. Located in busy retail area on Irvington Road across from Tri-Star Supermarket. $1200/month. 804-436-6777..(Mar-30-tf)

Vacation RentalsLOWER POTOMAC Waterfront: Pet friendly, 3BR/2BA, wash/dry, TV/

pool, screened porch, handicapped accessible, linens provided. Callao/Lottsburg nearby. Fred, 804-456-0251. $890/week..(Apr-13-13t)

For Sale2005 JETSKI GTX-4TEC/trailer, $2200. 7HP Craftsman Tiller, $225. 15-Gal. 12 volt sprayer, $65.

$350. Charcoal smoker, 16” diam-eter, 30” high, $15. 12-Volt elec-

cutter, $10. Scotts seeder/fertil-izer, $22. Metal folding chairs, $5/each. 18” window fan/enclosure, $30. 30” sheetmetal shear/break/

Gillette alternator 8HP electric start, $95. Troy-Bilt 22” high wheel mower, $65. Palode 30 deg framing nailer, $150. Dayton AC/DC gearmotor, $125. Graco XR-7 paint sprayer w/cart, $260. 804-724-3624..(Apr-20-2t)

BOAT or RV STOVE, Princess Euro, glass top, 3-burner with oven. Stainless steel, 120 volt. Like new. $500. 804-438-6569..(X)SS

ESTATES? WE CONDUCT estate Tag sales and auctions! Start to

Big Red Auctions, William “Brad” Smith, VAlic#4299 804-577-7449..(Apr-13-13t)

MOVING SALE: Craftsman 22” Highwheel trimmer; Black & Decker Workmate 200; table tennis table; video camera; men’s dress suits 42L; men’s dress shoes, size 11 narrow. 804-529-5686..(Apr-6-4t)

NEW ADIRONDACK CHAIRS, $129. Nice any time gifts. Quality wood swings, picnic tables, lawn and deck furniture. Leslie Dawson, 804-580-6391..(Feb-9-13t)

PIANO: White D. H. Baldwin baby grand piano in brand new condition. Was $6500, now selling for $3000. 804-436-1716..(Jan-12-tf)

& hickory. $135 delivered pickup truck load. 804-815-0883. (Feb-16-13t)

SEWING MACHINE: Sailrite heavy duty LS zig-zag. Canvas, sails, etc. Excellent condition with table, $300. Artist mat cutter, Logan heavy duty, excellent condition, $100. 804-436-4233..(Apr-20-3t)

TAYLOR 25th ANNIVERSARY Grand Auditorium Guitar with original hard-shell case. Perfect condition. $2499 on eBay. My price, $1750. Call John at 804-580-2068..(Apr-20-2t)

TROY-BILT ROTO-TILLER, 6HP-horse model. 1-owner. Garage kept. Excellent condition. Made in Troy, NY Factory. $600. 804-443-2328..(Apr-20-3t)

TWO HP C4129X laser toner car-tridges, MSRP $248, selling $100/each, OBO. Larry, 804-815-5551..(Apr-27-2t)

Yard SalesBLOW OUT SALE: Sat., April 29, 9a.m.-noon. Bargain Barn Day at Wicomico Parish Church. Dishes, glassware, childrens items and more at rock bottom prices. Every-thing must go!!(X)

HUGE YARD SALE; Sunday, April 30 from 9a.m.-2p.m. Housewares,

and more! Seventh-day Adventist Church, 401 South Main Street, Kilmarnock..(X)

More to come.....The Estate of Louise JesseWed., April 26 at 12-6p.m.;Sat., April 29 and Sunday

April 30, 10-4p.m.Discounts of up to

30-40-50% offStill bringing in more of

Louise’s treasures.www.circaestatesales.com

(X)

MOVING SALE: Quality furniture & home décor items. Saturday, April 29, 8:00a.m.-2:00p.m. No prior sales. Hills Quarter Commu-nity, 67 Mercers Way, Irvington. All household contents..(X)SS

MOVING SALE: Quality Men’s Clothing. Saturday, April 29, 8:00a.m.-2:00p.m. No prior sales. Hills Quarter Community, 67 Mer-cers Way, Irvington. Suit size 42R. Dress shirts 16½”. Coats, sweat-ers XL. Pants 38” waist. Casual & dress shoes 10½. Tuxedo & shirt + studs/links etc. Hugo Boss rain coat. Warmup suits/sweatshirts and more..(X)SS

STORE OWNER clearing out all -

titural salvage and more SUPER CHEAP! In the warehouse behind Pearl at 35 South Main St., Kilmar-nock. Enter on Augusta Street across from Noblett. Friday, 4/28, 10a.m.-1p.m. and Saturday, 4/29, 9a.m.-1p.m..(X)

WHOLE TRAILER of Patio furniture! Indoor/outdoor wicker: Loveseat, bar, coffee table, tables, chairs, umbrella stand. Saturday, April 29, 8:30a.m.-4:30p.m. Big Red Flea, Lancaster Courthouse..(X)

YARD SALE: Books, movies, toys, more items. 28 Hudgins Ave., Lan-caster. Rain/shine, Saturday, April 29, 8a.m.-noon. Route 3 to Lively Oaks, follow signs..(X)

Autos/Trucks2002 CORVETTE Convertible. Excellent condition. $14,500. 804-815-8912..(X)SS

2002 MERCURY GRAND Marquis, only 75K miles, interior like new, body in good condition, everything works. 26.5 MPG, $5500. 804-453-6829..(Apr-20-2t)

2004 CHEV TAHOE, Z-71: Loaded in excellent condition, one owner. 186k miles. All maintenance records and performed only by G M. $5000. 804-436-4435..(Apr-27-2t)

2015 KAWASAKI MULE 4X4, with dump body, tow pkg. Garage kept. 7 hrs. $7800. Call 804-758-2621..(Apr-20-2t)SS

MOTORHOME-MERCEDES/SPRINTER 3500. 2014 with only 24,000 miles (under warranty). High end Roadtrek model w/the E-Trek package (all options). Price new is $147,000. Lists for $103,500. Sale price $87,900.

hotmail.com..(Apr-20-2t)

Boats/Motors1995 PROLINE 27’ walk-around cabin cruiser w/hardtop. 2016 Suzuki 250 4-stroke w/less than 80 hours. Lots of new upgrades. Very good condition. $22,000 or best reasonable offer. 540-294-3622..(Apr-27-3t)

-able Hypalon Dinghy. Wheel dollies. Oars, Pump. $850. Kilmarock, 609-234-9286..(Apr-13-3t)

‘98 16’ Skiffany $24,900‘01 23’ Sea Fox Outboard $9700‘71 25’ Bertram Sport $19,500‘84 20’ Shamrock CC $10,500‘79 33’ Albin Trawler $33,900‘84 35’ Viking Express $92K

HAVE A BOAT TO SELL?CALL

TIFFANY YACHTSwww.tiffanyyachtsinc.com

Call (804) 453-3464(X)

BOAT SALES/ SERVICE/ SLIPS/ BOATEL/ BOAT PARTS: Chesa-peake Yacht Sales @ Deltaville Yachting Center is SELLING BOATS! Virginia’s Dealer for new Catalina Sailboats. Mainship, Albin & Carolina Classic Specialist, Large Inventory Used Sail, Trawler, Fishing & Power Boats. info@dycboat.com 804-776-9898 www.dycboat.com (Mar-24-tf)SS

BOSTON WHALER: 22’ Revenge cuddy cabin 1984. Johnson 1984

BW, must see if interested. Cell 703-819-7550, Res. 804-529-7133..(Apr-27-3t)

C. Scott VailYacht Brokerage

70 Rappahannock RoadIrvington, VA

(804) 438-6443www.yachtworld.com/cscottvail

SAIL2000 Hunter 460-$145,0002000 Hunter 380-$69,500

53 Hinckley Owens 41’-$125,0001982 Mercer 44’-$130,000

1975 Bristol 40’ Yawl-$49,0001978 Tartan 37’-$47,9001986 Pearson 33’-SOLD

1987 Pearson 28’-$13,00088 Tartan 31’ Shoal-$35,0001988 Freedom 30D’-$27,500

2012 Seaward 26’-SOLDPOWER

1987 Tradewinds 47’-SOLD87 Vista 43’ Sundeck-$99,500

$325,00085 Present 42’ Sundeck-$75,00079 Conquest 38’ Trawler-$65,000

1988 Bertram 37’ S-$75,00083 Wilbur 34’ D-East-$60,0001991 Formula 29’ PC-$19,500

1961 Pearson 27’ Diesel-$25,0001995 Carolina 25’-PENDING

2001 Zodiac 24’ RIB-D-$55,000Let Summer--Begin!

Quality Listings Needed!(X)

CUSTOM YACHT SERVICE YACHT BROKERAGE 96 SEAFOOD LANE

IRVINGTON, VA 804-438-5563

www.yachtworld.com/customyacht

SAIL44’ 1992 Reliance $140,000

31’ 1988 Tartan $42,90019’ 1974 Cape Dory Typhoon/

Weekender $10,200

POWER23’ 2009 Chaparral $36,000

20’ 2005 Cobalt $27,000

(Mar-31-tf)

LAND STORAGE under cover for Trailerable Boats, Motor Homes. Water/elect, boat ramps, handi-capped restrooms, campsites, senior citizen discount. Callao/Lottsburg nearby. Olverson’s Marina. $80/month. Fred 804-456-0251..(Apr-13-13t)

SABRE 40 SEDAN 2010 Cummins diesels, Zeus pod drives for ease of handling, generator, air, two staterooms, head with spacious stall shower, excellent electronics,

Awlgrip hull paint and in like new condition. Easy to see under cover at Chesapeake Cove Marina in Deltaville or see full specs, photos and a video on line at vayacht.com. SPOTLESS! $495,000. Call Chuck Grice on his cell at 757-287-6344. Virginia Yacht Brokers..(X)

SAILBOAT: AMERICAN 14 w/trailer, small electric motor, VG condition, $2200. 804-436-4233..(Apr-20-3t)

Marine ServicesAMPRO SHIPYARD: Authorized dealer Caterpillar, Detroit, Yanmar, Cummins, John Deere, Twin Disc, ZF, Onan, Westerbeke and Next-Gen. Mobile Service call 804-438-6050..(Feb-23-13t)

CARTER’S CREEK covered slips available up to 40ft. starting at $150/month. Including power and water at the slip. 804-397-9181..(Oct-29-tf)

MARINE SERVICES: Experienced mobile mechanic. Gasoline, diesel, transmissions, carburetors, other systems, OB/IB and electrical. Hun-dreds of engines and transmissions rebuilt. Excellent diagnostics ability. Rich, 804-529-5912..(Mar-23-13t)

NORTHERN NECK Fiberglass: Fiberglass and gel coat repair, Awlgrip painting, 30 years experi-ence. Written estimates. Located outside Burgess, 804-453-6829..(Mar-16-13t)

VIRGINIA MARINE SURVEYS, LLC: Offering Pre-Purchase and Insur-ance Surveys for all types of boats. 804-370-7394 Call or Text. See our website: www.virginiamarinesur-veys.com..(Mar-16-13t)SS

Help Wanted

A JOB OR CAREER? Common-wealth Senior Living will train you to be a nurse. Apply at www.CommonwealthAL.com/careers..(Mar-30-13t)SS

BOAT YARD JOB OPENINGS: Tiffany Yachts is currently seek-ing employees skilled in Bottom Painting, Buffing and Waxing, Varnishing and Finishing, 12 Volt Electrical Systems, Marine System and Engine Maintenance. Apply in person. 804-453-3464..(Mar-30-tf)

BON SECOURS Home Care is accepting applications for Physi-cal Therapists, FT. 10K hiring incentive. Please contact Celeste at celeste_o’neil@bshsi.org or 410-490-8614..(Feb-9-13t)

CANVAS WORKER/SEAMSTRESS: Tiffany Yachts is currently seeking a hardworking employee with experi-ence sewing cushions or canvas.

2355 Jessie Dupont Mem. Hwy., Burgess, 804-453-3464..(Mar-9-tf)

CARPENTER OR CARPENTER Helper needed. Busy general con-tractor. Excellent pay. Experience helpful but not necessary. Must express a desire to learn. Call 804-580-2415 to set up an interview..(Apr-27-2t)

CARPENTER/CARPENTER’S HELPER: Neat, organized, moti-vated, energetic, clear DMV, drug

salary commensurate with experi-ence. Miller’s 804-758-4314..(Mar-23-15t)SS

CDL CLASS A OR B DRIVER FULL TIME/PART TIME: Neat, organized, motivated, energetic, clear DMV,

salary commensurate with experi-ence. Miller’s 804-758-4314..(Mar-23-15t)SS

CDL DRIVER, Class B, w/excellent driving record. Must be able to work on the ground as well. Call 804-462-5577 for application..(Jan-26-tf)

CERTIFIED NURSING ASSIS-TANT: RW-C is currently accepting

Assistants for both full-time and part-time schedules in our Health Center. Positions require working

required, experience preferred. Great working environment with competitive pay and generous ben-

bonus available. Interested appli-cants should contact the Human Resources Department, Rappah-annock Westminster-Canterbury, 132 Lancaster Drive, Irvington, VA 22480, hrmgr@rw-c.org..(X)SS

CLERICAL POSITION/Part Time

General Purpose:To provide administrative and cleri-

Main Job Tasks and Responsibili-ties: Answering and directing phone calls, making phone calls, taking and distributing messages, han-dling inquiries and incoming work requests, photocopying, scanning and faxing, sending emails, typing documents and correspondence, checking and entering data, updat-ing and maintaining databases,

Education and Experience: Knowl-edge of relevant software applica-

in use of email and internet, good numeracy skills, accurate keyboard

-ment systems and procedures, knowledge of administrative pro-cedures, high school diploma or equivalent.Key Competencies: Organization, time management skills and the ability to prioritize work, data man-agement, attention to detail and accuracy, adaptability, communi-cation skills - verbal and written,

brendap@fmg.com(Apr-27-4t)

COMPETITIVE PAY RATES! Per-sonal Care Aides/CNAs needed for home care clients in the Middle Peninsula/Northern Neck areas. Flexible hours available. Retire-ment plan. Mileage reimburse-ment if applicable. Must be willing to work some weekends. Please submit application to: Bay Aging, P.O. Box 610, Urbanna, Virginia 23175. Application can be found at www.bayaging.org Call 804-758-2386 for more information. EOE. (Apr-20-8t)SS

DOCKHAND: WANTED for day-to-day operations of Marina in Deltaville. Responsible for coordi-nating the arrival and departure of vessels, maintaining upkeep of the facilities, and helping with all cus-tomer needs. Must have excellent customer service skills. Dependable transportation, valid driver’s license, drug screen and physical required. Part time and full time positions available including weekends and holidays. Submit your resume and reference list to employment.dby@gmail.com or apply in person at 274 Bucks View Lane, Deltaville, VA 23043..(Apr-27-2t)SS

DRIVERS: IMPRESSIVE weekly pay! Monthly bonuses! Medical/Dental/Vision! Guaranteed home every weekend! Excellent equipment w/APU’s, 1yr CDL-A: 855-842-8498..(Apr-27-2t)

ELECTRICAL SERVICE TECHNI-CIAN: Neat, organized, motivated, energetic, clear DMV, drug and

commensurate with experience. Miller’s 804-758-4314..(Mar-23-15t)SS

EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPER for installations and maintenance. Call Boxcroft Nursery, 804-453-4462..(Apr-27-2t)

EXPERIENCED PAINTER wanted, driver’s license required. 804-725-6673 or 757-903-7470..(Apr-6-tf)SS

E X P E R I E N C E D PA I N T E R S needed. Must have own transpor-tation. Please call 804-577-3285..(Apr-13-4t)SS

EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONAL yacht bottom sanders/painters. Prefer a 2-man team. Excellent

804-529-5912..(Apr-27-2t)

FRONT OF THE HOUSE POSI-TION: Must be engaging, computer savvy and willing to work nights, weekends and days. Send resume to Manager, Hope and Glory Inn, P.O. Box 425, Irvington, VA 22480..(Apr-13-3t)SS

FT/PT COOK WANTED for small restaurant. Call 804-580-4565. (Apr-27-2t)

Full Time or Part Time BOATYARD OR MARINE TECH POSITIONS: Deltaville Yachting Center on Broad Creek. Family owned award winning marina. Boatyard hands

Factory or ABYC certificates, boating or trade skills a plus. Full

round part time possible. Summer seasonal possible. Email: marina@dycboat.com Call 804-776-9898 Apply in person: 18355 General Puller Hwy., Deltaville, VA 23043..(Apr-20-tf)SS

FULL-TIME SALES Associates needed for our Kilmarnock, and Middlesex stores. Must have valid driver’s license, able to lift 80+lbs. and work weekends. Knowledge of heavy equipment a plus. Come in person for application, Northern Neck Ace Hardware, 96 School St., Kilmarnock..(Apr-20-8t)

HOPE AND GLORY INN, one of “Southern Living’s 20 Best in the South”, Line Cook Position on our Culinary Team, reports to Executive Chef, must be available nights and weekends, experienced call 804-438-6053 to schedule an interview..(Apr-20-2t)SS

HOUSECLEANER: Heathsville Area. Permanent, part-time position for a very thorough cleaner with references. Experienced, reliable, and honest. Non-smoker. 804-580-5808..(Apr-20-tf)

HOUSEKEEPERS NEEDED. Please apply at Best Western Kilmarnock, 599 N. Main St..(Apr-27-4t)

HVAC SERVICE TECHNICIAN: Neat, organized, motivated, ener-getic, clear DMV, drug and back-ground testing. Benefits, salary commensurate with experience. Miller’s 804-758-4314..(Mar-23-15t)SS

IMMEDIATE OPENING: Full Time Accounts Payable Specialist. Mini-mum of a HS degree w/4 plus years’ experience working in a bookkeep-

QuickBooks w/excellent data entry skills. Candidate must pass criminal history background check & have excellent credit history rating. Fax or email resume & salary requirements. Fax#: 804-333-1594, adminassis-tant@americanretirementhomes.net..(Apr-20-2t)

JOIN OUR AWESOME TEAM! Are you an RN, LPN or CNA with a desire to make a difference in the lives of others? If so, Riverside has career opportunities on the Middle Peninsula in acute care and life-long health. Learn more by calling Jasmine at 757-534-5883. EOE..(Apr-13-3t)SS

KILMARNOCK BAPTIST CHURCH is seeking a part-time administrative assistant to work 20 to 30 hours per week. Applicants must be Christian with excellent people skills and pos-sess knowledge in Microsoft skills and use of an Apple Computer. Business/secretarial experience preferred. Salary is contingent on

-ences. Resumes can be emailed to info@KilmarnockBaptist.org. Please include references with your resume. Any questions, please call 804-761-1884..(Apr-13-3t)

KILMARNOCK INN is now hiring. Motivated, dedicated, energetic wait staff and hostess needed. Must have a good personality and love to work with people. $7.50/hour + tips. Sign-up bonus available for quali-

34 East Church St., Kilmarnock, VA 22482..(Mar-9-tf)

LANDSCAPE & LAWN MAINTE-NANCE workers needed. Must have valid driver’s license. Apply at Booth’s Landscaping Co., 85 N. Main Street, Kilmarnock. 804-435-2800..(Mar-30-tf)

LEGAL SECRETARY: Legal back-ground preferred but not required. Applicant must have good orga-nizational skills, work well with

computer programs such as Word. Salary commensurate with expe-rience. Please email resume to

758-5443 or mail to James H. Ward, Jr., P.O. Box 356, Saluda, Virginia 23149..(Apr-13-3t)SS

LOOKING FOR HELP on our horse farm mid-day weekends, some evenings, with other work times possible. Horse experience not required. Please call 804-462-0053; leave message..(Apr-27-2t)

LOCAL COMPANY based in Kilmar-nock, VA is seeking applications for energetic laborers who can lift a minimum of 80 lbs. We require a valid drivers license, and a clean criminal background. Our company is a smoke, alcohol, and drug free work place. We are an equal opportunity provider and employer. Please apply in person at 550 N. Main Street, Kilmarnock, VA 22482.

7:30a.m.-3:30p.m..(Apr-13-3t)

MARINE TECHNICIAN: Wanted for repairs, maintaining, trouble-shooting and installing a variety of marine systems on pleasure boats. Must have a minimum of 5-years of experience and an in-depth knowledge of multiple marine vessel systems. Personal competencies must include strong time management, evaluate prob-lems and issues found during the

Manager. The ideal candidate would

transportation, valid driver’s license, drug screen and physical required. Full time Monday – Friday and some Saturdays. Benefits are offered to all full-time employees, pay is commensurate with experience. Submit your resume and reference list to employment.dby@gmail.com or apply in person at 274 Bucks View Lane, Deltaville, VA 23043..(Apr-27-2t)SS

MEDICAL ASSISTANT for medical office. Part-time, Monday’s and Wednesday’s. Must have good

w/computers and flexible. Send resume/refs to doctors@thefoot-center.org..(Mar-16-tf)SS

OPPORTUNITY AWAITS: RW-C is currently accepting applications for our new training program for Dining Services Associates. Candidates should be dependable and have the

Must demonstrate good interper-sonal and communication skills. Previous commercial food service experience not required. Develop skills in prep, cooking techniques, presentation and catering for func-tions. Great working environment with our talented team of profes-sionals preparing some of the best culinary experiences in the area. Competitive pay and generous ben-

bonus available. Apply to Human Resources Department, Rappah-annock Westminster-Canterbury, 132 Lancaster Drive, Irvington, VA 22480, hrmgr@rw-c.org..(X)SS

PARTS ROOM ATTENDANT: Wanted for ordering, receiving, storing and issuing supplies and equipment; researching parts, contacting deal-ers, suppliers, manufacturers and vendors. Must be detail oriented and self-motivated. Microsoft knowl-edge of spread sheets and email preferred. A valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, drug screen and physical are required. Position is full time Monday-Saturday. Forward your resume and reference list to employment.dby@gmail.com or apply in person at 274 Bucks View Lane, Deltaville, VA 23043..(Apr-27-2t)SS

PARTS RUNNER/LABORER: Neat, organized, motivated, energetic, clear DMV, drug, background test-

with experience. Miller’s 804-758-4314..(Mar-23-15t)SS

PART-TIME RN w/current license needed to work with compassion-ate, professional homecare agency in the Northern Neck, reviewing care plans. 4-10 hours/month, $50/hour. Email: katherine@nnhomec-are.com..(Apr-27-2t)

PLUMBING SERVICE TECHNI-CIAN: Neat, organized, motivated, energetic, clear DMV, drug and

commensurate with experience. Miller’s 804-758-4314..(Mar-23-15t)SS

Residential Rentals For Sale Boats/Motors Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted

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INDIAN CREEK APARTMENTS501 Southport Lane Kilmarnock, VA 22482Accepting applications for 1 & 2 bedroom units

Includes:

804-435-2997 or 804-435-2500 TDD #711

Write or call for an application.

Equal Housing Opportunity

IMMEDIATE VACANCY FOR A 2 BEDROOM UNIT

Move-in Special:$99 First Month’s Rent

PERSONAL CARE AIDE: Classes form-ing now for staff to become a Personal

RW-C team of professionals. Medical experience is not required. RW-C will train the right people in our new 40 hour PCA class. We are seeking caring professionals to perform various client care activities including light house-keeping, cooking and other services necessary in caring for the client’s personal needs and comfort. For more information or to apply contact the Human Resources Department, Rap-pahannock Westminster-Canterbury, 132 Lancaster Drive, Irvington, VA 22480, 804-438-4244, hrmgr@rw-c.org..(X)SS

PT: PRESCHOOL TEACHER & Receptionist positions available at the YMCA in Kilmarnock. Must be 18. Apply online at www.penin-sulaymca.org & email resumes to northernneck@peninsulaymca.org..(Apr-27-2t)

RAPPAHANNOCK HOSPITAL accepting applications for part-time cook available to work AM and PM shifts. Commercial cook-ing experience required. Must take pride in finished product. Apply online at careers.bonsecours.com..(Apr-27-2t)SS

RAPPAHANNOCK HOSPITAL now accepting applications for AM and

and hard floor care experience. Apply online only at careers.bon-secours.com..(Apr-27-2t)SS

REGISTERED NURSE: Rappahan-nock Westminster-Canterbury is currently accepting applications for a RN to work with residents in our Health Services Departments on the evening shift. Duties to include direct client care, establishing and maintaining clinical and quality stan-dards. Requires excellent communi-cations skills and a person-centered care focus. RW-C offers a great working environment, competitive pay, liberal paid time off and one of

area. To apply or for more informa-tion contact the Human Resources Department, Rappahannock West-minster-Canterbury, 132 Lancaster Drive, Irvington, VA 22480, 804-438-4244, hrmgr@rw-c.org..(X)SS

REGISTERED TECHNICIAN

General PurposeMix ing and handl ing pest i -cides, operating Stihl mistblower machines, Registered Technician training required, including certi-

performing backyard treatments, driving company vehicles, interact-ing with customers, data entry for program implemented for techni-cians, minor mechanical work when needed.Education and Experience: Ability to use internet and tablet/smart phone

use helpful, experience using small machinery useful, customer service experience helpful, must have good driving record, high school diploma or equivalent.Key Competencies: Organization, time management skills and the ability to prioritize work, attention to detail and accuracy, adapt-ability, good customer care skills, good communication skills, both

reliability, well-presented and neat appearance, able to handle work-ing in an outside environment in hot weather conditions.Contact: brendap@fmg.com

(Apr-27-4t)

RESTAURANT HOSTESS Wanted: Greeting and seating guests, coordinating wait staff. Friendly and enthusiastic a must. Apply in person, 9-11a.m., M-F. Willaby’s, Route 3, White Stone. No phone calls..(Apr-27-2t)

RUDY’S PIZZA BBQ in Topping is now taking applications. Apply in person. No phone calls please, thanks!.(Apr-6-4t)SS

SALES REPRESENTATIVE: Out-bound Lead Generator. Neat, orga-nized, motivated, energetic, clear DMV, drug and background testing.

experience. Miller’s 804-758-4314..(Mar-23-15t)SS

SEPTIC/SEWER SERVICE TECHNI-CIAN: Neat, organized, motivated, energetic, clear DMV, drug and back-

-mensurate with experience. Miller’s 804-758-4314..(Mar-23-15t)SS

SERVER needed for fine dining restaurant. Experienced. Evenings, holidays and weekends a must. Call Eckhard’s Restaurant, 804-758-4060..(Apr-20-2t)SS

SUMMER BY THE WATER: Norview Marina is hiring seasonal dockhands! Flexible schedule through December. Must be 16 years old. Assist in fueling boats, docking, customer service and marina maintenance, etc. 804-776-6463..(Apr-27-tf)SS

TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER, Class A, part time 3 to 4 days per week. H&H Distributing Co., 804-758-4115..(Apr-20-2t)SS

TREE CLIMBER--Bartlett Tree Experts is seeking a climber/climber trainee for full-time work. Must be reliable and have a valid driver’s license. Call 804-393-9987..(Feb-23-13t)

TRUCK DRIVER needed for Tow Truck, no CDL required. Part-time/Full-time. Also Body Shop foreman or experienced body-shop person-nel. Bass Towing & Body Shop, 370 N. Main St., Kilmarnock. 804-776-7780..(Apr-6-4t)

VACUUM TRUCK DRIVER/OPERA-TOR: Neat, organized, motivated, energetic, clear DMV, drug, back-ground testing. Benefits, salary commensurate with experience. Miller’s 804-758-4314..(Mar-23-15t)SS

WE ARE LOOKING for depend-able, compassionate caregivers to

references, CNA or PCA. Apply Mondays from 10:00a.m.-4:00p.m.

Main Street, Kilmarnock, 22482..(Apr-27-2t)

WANTED: FT SECRETARY with

and QuickBooks. Very fast-paced

Duties include answering the phone, scheduling service, billing and

mail, submitting warranties and ordering supplies on line, applying for permits, etc. Excellent pay and

-tion 804-529-7934, or email rmch-vac78@yahoo,.com..(Apr-6-tf)

YARD CREW: Wanted for boat

assistance. The ideal candidate should have basic personal hand tools, previous technical experi-ence, ability to lift 75 pounds and a positive attitude. Valid driver’s license, personal transportation, drug screen, and physical required. Deltaville Boatyard offers competi-

to all full-time employees. Apply in person at 274 Bucks View Lane, Deltaville, VA 23043..(Apr-27-2t)SS

Work WantedA1 ROTOTILLING: SMALL GAR-DENS $75 Trenching $1.50ft. Plowing, landscaping, post holes, bushhogging, power raking. 804-436-3636, leave message or e-mail VLSALE@MSN.COM..(Apr-20-13t)

WantedCLARENCE DARROW to pick-up

abandoned by local attorney. June,

com..(Apr-27-3t)

RETIRED EDUCATOR from Mary-land wants to rent guest house or apartment in Kilmarnock, Irvington, White Stone or Weems for month of August to be in proximity to grandkids. Could also house-sit or manage your property while you

8379; leave message..(Apr-27-2t)

Business Services“HINSON’S LAWN CARE” Insured, mowing, leaf removal, mulching, storm cleanup, power washing, stump grinding, bush hogging. Owner Philip Hinson III. 804-436-5329..(Mar-16-13t)

AFFORDABLE TRACTOR SER-VICES: Bushhogging, debris & underbrush removal, tilling, grading and tree removal. Call 757-810-6820..(Apr-27-13t)

CARPENTRY/V INYL s id ing , replacement windows, decks, painting and small repairs. We do yard work too. 34 years experience. Call George Lackert, 804-724-9453. (Apr-20-13t)

CARPET, CERAMIC-TILE, wood,

years experience. Fully insured. Full shop at home service. 804-313-0944..(Mar-2-13t)

CLARK’S EXCAVATING LLC: Licensed, insured. Lot clearing, driveways. Rip-rap, erosion control, gravel, mulch, tree work, bushhog-ging, demolition, etc. Free esti-mates. 804-453-5707..(Mar-16-13t)

CLEARLY BETTER CLEANING. Scheduled residential cleaning, pre-settlement or post-construction cleanup, home organization. Quality, reliable, professional services since 1996. Excellent local references. Laura, 804-296-1266..(Apr-27-4t)

COMPUTER REPAIR Services on site. Virus/spyware removal. Hardware/software installs. System upgrades. System rebuilt & restore. Internet les-sons. Backup solutions. Chris Emry, 804-462-3462..(Apr-20-13t)

CUSTOM TILLAGE& BUSHHOGGING

Pasture renovation, large

80HP Tractor. Moldboard,

Reasonable hourly rates804-761-0892

(Sept-26-tf)

DAVE’S PAINTING: INTERIOR/EXTERIOR painting. Pressure wash-ing houses, decks, docks, etc. Kitchen/baths makeovers. Repaint cabinets, etc. Color updates. 25 years experience. 804-435-6820. Dave..(Mar-30-13t)

E. D. COCKRELL JR Hauling:

top soil, bushhogging, hardwood/

snow removal. Days 804-241-5068, 804-453-6601.(Feb-2-13t)

HARDSCAPE DESIGN AND installa-tion of walkways, patios, retaining

Call Keith Lowery of LawnPro, 804-761-7648..(Mar-30-13t)

HOME IMPROVEMENTS & Repairs: Kitchens, baths, bay-

Licensed, insured, free estimates, prompt calls/service. Wicomico Restoration, 804-580-1587. View work samples www.Wicomi-coRestoration.com..(Aug-6-tf)

LAMP REPAIRS, IBM typewriters. Some work done on-site, reason-

Equipment, Richard Pruett. 2852 Merry Point Rd., Merry Point. 804-435-1698..(Mar-16-13t)

LAWN PRO: For all your lawn care needs. Grass cutting, fertilizer programs, mulching, walkways, retaining walls. Dependable, qual-ity service. 19/years experience, insured. Keith Lowery, 804-761-7648..(Mar-30-13t)

LITTLE SPATS PRESCHOOL is accepting applications for fall, various ages. Call for more informa-tion, 804-824-6192, Angie Garrett, Kilmarnock. or e-mail littlespatspre-school@gmail.com..(Mar-30-tf)

MASSARO BROS. Seamless Gut-ters: 5”&6” gutters. Gutter covers. Clean-out and repair service. Lowest price/satisfaction guaran-teed. Licensed/Insured. Call Matt for free estimate. 804-480-0155. matt@massarobrosseamlessgut-ters.com..(Aug-20-tf)SS

MULCHING: New bed installations and maintenance, edging, planting, walkways and retaining walls. Mulch delivery by yard, 5-12 yds. Insured. Call Keith Lowery of LawnPro, 804-761-7648..(Mar-30-13t)

ON THE Nail Contracting. Charles W. Harris. Class A contractor. Fully licensed and insured. New construction, remodels and renovations. 804-815-4686..(Dec-3-tf)

PAINTING: INTERIOR and exterior, pressure washing houses and decks, sealing and staining decks, professional window cleaning. Call the best, B-Clean, 804-438-5106, (C)-804-370-6851..(Mar-16-13t)

POYANTS PLUMBING/Heating. All your plumbing/heating needs. Paul Poyant Master Plumber/Master

Remodels/Repairs. Over 30 years exp. Lic./Insured. Serving all Areas. On Facebook! 804-580-0004..(Mar-2-13t)

ROAD GRADING: Ideal results w/small Motor Grader and experi-enced operator for your long drive-way/subdivision. Free Estimates for grading road and adding stone. Chesapeake Road Grader Service, 804-436-6757, clydeh@chesa-peakeroadgraderservice.com..(Jan-26-25t)SS

SECOND HOME Owners and Vaca-tioners: Offer home check-ins, cleaning, oversee home remodels/repairs, help declutter or down-size, bonded and insured. Contact Becky@www.leaveittobecky.com. Call 804-512-1532, free consulta-tion..(Feb-9-13t)

STORM CLEAN-UP. Tractor work, grading, tree removal, rip-rap, debris removal, leaf clean-up. Licensed insured. Call 804-761-7648..(Mar-30-13t)

WE CARE PRIVATE Duty: Where

care. Vanessa Laws LPN, White

435-0301 fax..(Feb-16-13t)

WILLIAMS TOWING: Most wanted,

for sale. For hire, street towing, 804-815-7869..(Mar-16-13t)

YOUR CHAIR of old can become new again through Reupholster-ing at Milton’s Work Shop. 220-1 Chesapeake Drive & Sandlin Drive, White Stone. 804-577-7882 or 804-435-3988..(Feb-2-13t)

Business OpportunityMARINA & BOAT YARD for lease, sale or lease to own in Deltaville on Broad Creek. Large 60x70 work-shop w/waste oil heater; business

-ered boat shed w/10 slips. 4-acre boat yard w/power, water & lighting. Includes 30-ton marine diesel travel lift; 10-ton boat forklift; 3-ton shop forklift; two boom trucks 28-70ft.; misc. tools. This is a great oppor-tunity for a motivated individual. Please call 804-399-8563 for more info..(Mar-16-8t)SS

NoticesNOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS 280 CHESAPEAKE DRIVE,WHITE STONE, VIRGINIA 22578 (WHITE STONE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT, LANCASTERCOUNTY); TAX MAP #34A–3-6

In execution of a Deed of Trust, dated November 14, 2006 recorded

Court of Lancaster County, Virginia as Instrument Number 060003517 granting and conveying prop-erty therein described in trust to Elizabeth B. Hurd and William E. Allaun, III, Trustees, the undersigned Trustee will offer for sale at public auction on May 10, 2017 at 12:00 noon, at the front entrance of the Lancaster County Court Building, 8265 Mary Ball Road, Lancaster, Vir-ginia 22503, the real estate lying in Lancaster County, Virginia and more particularly described as follows:

All of that certain tract, place or parcel of land, together with the buildings and improvements thereon, and all appurtenances thereunto appertaining, situate, lying and being in the Town of White Stone, Lancaster County, Virginia, on the southwesterly sideof State Highway Route #3, known as “Chesapeake Drive,” and on the northwest side of Rose Lane, con-taining .56 acres, be the same ever so much more or less, which parcel is shown and described on a certain plat of survey entitled, “Lot Location Survey-William B. McLeod,” made

Surveyor, dated October 29, 1973,

Circuit Court of Lancaster County, Virginia, in Deed Book 180, at Page 185, reference to which plat of survey is hereby made for a more complete and accurate description of the property.

The property shall be sold “AS

restrictions, rights of way, condi-

and mechanics’ and materialmen’s liens, if any, whether of record or not of record, to the extent any of the foregoing apply and take priority over the lien of the Deed of Trust, and to the real estate taxes from the date of the sale.

TERMS OF SALE: All cash. A deposit of $10,000.00 cash or by bank cashier’s check payable to the Trustee will be required of the successful bidder at the time of sale, with the balance due within fifteen (15) days of sale. In the event of default by the purchaser, the deposit shall be forfeited and applied to the costs and expenses of sale and the trustee’s compensa-tion authorized by the deed of trust and the law in such cases.Conveyance of the property shall be by trustee’s Special Warranty Deed. Except for the statutory grantor’s tax paid by the trustee, all costs of conveyance, including, but

not limited to, examination of title, recording fees, and settlement fees, shall be at the cost of the purchaser.The trustee reserves the right to

property from sale, waive thedeposit requirements in whole or in part, and extend the period of time in which the purchaser is to makefull settlement. Additional terms of sale may be announced at the sale.

THIS COMMUNICATION IS FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR.

For information contact:Elizabeth B. Hurd, TrusteeDunton, Simmons & Dunton, L.L.P.678 Rappahannock Drive,P.O. Box 5White Stone, VA 22578(804) 435-4000;fax: (804) 435-1614

(Apr-27-2t)

PUBLIC AUCTION: River Storage, LLC, 1048 Jessie DuPont Mem. Hwy., Burgess, VA 22432. Saturday, April 29, 2017 @ 9:00a.m. Multiple units scheduled for auction. Cash sales only..(Apr-20-2t)

VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER

COUNTY OF LANCASTER, VIRGINIA, a Political Subdivision of the Commonwealth of Virginia,

Complainant, v. Case No. CL17-120 ANNIE YERBY NICKENS, ET AL.,

Respondent(s).

ORDER OF PUBLICATION

the lien of the Complainant, County of Lancaster, Virginia, for delinquent real estate taxes against certain real property located in the County of Lancaster, Virginia, described as follows:

Tax Map No. 28-50Account No. 8313

ALL that certain tract or parcel of land, situate at “Pitman’s Corner” in White Stone Magisterial District in Lancaster County, Virginia, con-taining 4.80 acres, more or less, and known on the tax roll as Tax Map Number 28-50 (Account Number 8313).

BEING the same real property con-veyed to Annie Yerby Nickens and Maggie Wood Yerby, a life estate from George H. Yerby, by Last Will and Testament dated March 15, 1952 and recorded June 7, 1952

Court of Lancaster County, Virginia in Will Book 32 at Page 79. Maggie Wood Yerby departed this life on June 17, 1954 at which point her life estate dissolved.

all easements, conditions, agree-ments, restrictions, and reserva-tions of record which affect the property herein described including but not limited to those recorded in Deed Book 67 at Page 230 and Deed Book 101 at Page 307.

IT APPEARING that an Affidavit

that due diligence has been used, without effect, to ascertain the iden-tity and location of certain parties to be served, that the last known addresses for the Respondents herein are as follows: Annie Yerby Nickens, who is believed to be deceased and whose last known address is c/o Deborah E. Smith, 310 North Broad Street, Apt. K1, Penns Grove, NJ 08069; James C. Nickens, who is believed to be deceased and whose last known address is unknown; and that any

-cessors in title of the Respondent named herein are made parties Respondent to this action individu-ally and/or by the general descrip-tion of Parties Unknown, it is herebyORDERED that the parties herein and all Parties Unknown and/or whose location cannot be ascer-tained appear on or before May

the Circuit Court of the County of Lancaster, Virginia, and do what may be necessary to protect their interests in this cause.

Entered on the 13th day ofApril, 2017.Diane H. MumfordClerk

I Ask For This:

John A. Rife, Esq.(VSB No. 45805)Jeffrey A. Scharf, Esq.(VSB No. 30591)Mark K. Ames, Esq.(VSB No. 27409)Andrew M. Neville, Esq.(VSB No. 86372)Phillip E. Lecky, Esq.(VSB No. 89342)Taxing Authority ConsultingServices, PCP.O. Box 31800Henrico, Virginia 23294-1800Phone: (804) 548-4418Facsimile: (804) 545-2378TACS No.: 168739

(Apr-20-2t)

Trader AdsFREE USED BLACK plastic nursery pots, 1-15 gal. and empty wine bottles. 804-453-4462..(X)

Help Wanted Help Wanted Business Services Notices

Follow Rt. 3 to Rt. 200 in White StoneCall 804-435-6660

Open Monday thru Friday 7:30-5:30 & Drop off Saturday 7:30-10:00

A world of service for your car & you.

Auto/Marine machine shop on premises

paper & online

RRecord.com435-1701

Animals For AdoptionThe Animal Welfare League has

many animals for adoption to good, loving homes. The dogs, puppies, cats and kittens change rapidly.

In lieu of listing them interested persons may call 435-0822 or call Joyce at 462-0091 to be advised of what is available at that time. Visits to local animal shelters are

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Team Poseidon places first, advancing to National SeaPerch Challenge in May

From left are Team Poseidon members Channing Reynolds and Luke Swann. Both are seventh graders at Northumberland Middle School.

For the second year in a row, Northumberland Middle School (NMS) participated in SeaPerch, a robotics project led by Shauna McCranie, coordi-nator of gifted services for the schools.

Team Poseidon from NMS placed first in the competi-tion to qualify for the National SeaPerch Challenge, said McCranie.

The participating students gave up six Friday afternoons to remain after school at NMS or travel to the YMCA swim-ming pool in Kilmarnock to build and practice with their underwater Remote Operating Vehicle, called a SeaPerch, she said.

These students in grades six through eight learned to cut pipes, solder electrical panels, waterproof batteries and work as a team, she said.

“Congratulations to all of Northumberland’s partici-pants for their hard work in the SeaPerch program,” said McCranie.

On April 15, four NMS teams of two took their SeaPerch to

the University of Mary Wash-ington and competed against 75 other teams, said McCranie.

After tallying up all the scores at the fifth annual regional SeaPerch competition,

four teams came out as winners. These teams have been invited to Georgia Tech University on May 19 and 20 to compete at the National Sea Perch Chal-lenge, she said.

Nationally recognizedartist to teach at RAL

Catherine Hillis recently won “Best in Show” at the Piedmont Plein Air Paintout.

The Rappahannock Art League recently announced nationally recognized artist Catherine Hillis will lead a workshop May 15 and 16 at the Studio Gallery, 19 North Main Street, Kilmarnock.

The theme will be “Light Effects in Watercolor,” reported Anne Cotter. The workshop will include an afternoon of plein air work at the Rappahannock River Yacht Club.

Hillis has painted all her life, winning hundreds of awards and honors regionally and nationally, said Cotter. She is one of 40 elected members of the Washington Society of Landscape Painters in Wash-ington, D.C.

She regularly competes in national/international water-color and plein air competi-

tions and recently won “Best in Show” at Piedmont Plein Air in High Point, N.C.

Hillis was featured in a five-page article in Watercolor Artist Magazine, April 2017, Plein Air Magazine, and American Artist Magazine. She garnered second place in watercolors in the book, Best of Virginia Art-ists and Artisans, 2005.

She primarily paints in water-colors, including busy street scenes, coastal landscapes and her favorite, the historic sites near her home on the Blue Ridge in Virginia, said Cotter. The hallmarks of her work are the effects of light and move-ment, with a touch of humor.

To view her work, visit cath-erinehillis.com. For course fees and registration, visit the gal-lery, or call 436-9309.

Art for adultsThe Tappahannock Art

Guild Wine and Art program continues from 7 to 9 p.m. on fourth Thursdays at the TAG Gallery, 200 Prince Street, Tappahannock. The instructor for tonight, April 27, will be Joyce Crown-Wilkins. The fee will be $10.

To register for workshops, visit the gallery, or call 925-1011.

Art workshopAaron Bowles will lead

a Color, Light and Shadow workshop Friday, May 5, at the TAG Gallery, 200 Prince Street, Tappahannock, The fee will be $60. For times and reg-istration, visit the gallery, or call 925-1011.

Basket classJudy Penry will lead a Nan-

tucket Basket workshop from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesdays, May 2 and 9, at the Rappahan-nock Art League Studio Gal-lery, 19 North Main Street, Kilmarnock.

For course fees and registra-tion, visit the gallery or call 436-9309.

Lifelong historyThe Rappahannock Commu-

nity College Educational Foun-dation’s Rappahannock Insti-tute for Lifelong Learning will offer “Virginia Signers of the Declaration of Independence” from 1 to 3 p.m. May 3, 10 and 17 at Historic Christ Church & Museum, 420 Christ Church Road, Weems. The instructor will be Robert Teagle.

Advance registration, with a tuition payment of $35, is required. To register, contact Sharon Drotleff at 333-6707, or sdrotleff@rappahannock.edu.

Memoir classesThe Writers Guild of Vir-

ginia will offer memoir classes from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Satur-day, April 29, at the home of author David Cariens. The fee is $300. To register for classes, email dcariens@gmail.com.

Paint petsAdele Castillo will lead

Paint Along Pets from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, April 29, at the Rappahannock Art League Studio Gallery, 19 North Main Street, Kilmarnock.

For course fees and registra-tion, visit the gallery or call 436-9309.

PALS programThe Chesapeake Academy

Performing Arts and Lecture Series will host Science Rocks—Exercise Your Mind and Body with Wendy Whitten, the sing-ing scientist, and Flumpa, the tree frog at 9:30 a.m. May 10 at Chesapeake Academy, 107 Steamboat Road, Irvington.

For reservations, contact Hilary Scott at 438-5575, or hscott@chesapeakeacademy.org.

Technology classLancaster Community

Library, 16 Town Centre Drive, Kilmarnock, will offer Com-puter Basics Session 4-The Software from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. today, April 27, by tech-nology specialist Jeff Logan. The fee is $10 per class. To register, inquire at the library, visit lancasterlibrary.org, or call 435-1729.

Boys & Girls Club of the Northern Neck selects April standouts

Zy’Yare Ball Corey Smith Jr.

Zy’Yare Ball, 6, and Corey Smith Jr., 15, have been named the Boys & Girls Club of the Northern Neck April Youth and Teen of the Month, accord-ing to youth program director Sheena Hebbons and teen pro-gram director Lex Wormley.

Ball is a first-grade student at Lancaster Primary School and she has been a member of the Boys & Girls Club for a year. She is a participant in the choir, good news club and garden club. She has a brother, J’seric Ball, 9, who also is a member of the Boys & Girls Club.

Ball was selected as April youth of the month because she is very polite and well-mannered, is a good volunteer, works hard to get good grades and is always smiling, said Hebbons. When she grows up she would like to become a fashion designer.

When asked how she felt to be chosen as BGCNN’s April youth of the month, Ball said “I’m happy!”

A freshman at Lancaster High School, Smith has been a club member for six years. He participates in the basketball, teen chef and money matters programs. He also plays on the basketball team at school.

Smith was chosen as April’s teen of the month because he has good character, is becom-ing a strong leader and gets good grades in school, said Wormley.

Being chosen as teen of the month “is a surprise because I have never received anything like this before,” said Smith. When asked what his future goals are, Smith said he would like to be either a professional basketball player or an accoun-tant.

The Lower Northern Neck and Botetourt alumni chap-ters invite all William & Mary area alumni, parents and their guests to a spring banquet from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday, May 4, at Indian Creek Yacht & Country Club in Kilmar-

nock.This year, we are delighted

that Dr. Matthew T. Lambert ‘99, vice president for univer-sity advancement, will join us from the college as our special guest and speaker,” said com-munications vice president

Ronnee Taylor.A buffet dinner will include

fried oysters, stuffed chicken breast, roast potatoes, salad bar and desserts. A cash bar will be available.

For reservations, call Taylor, 580-4520.

W&M alumni to hold spring event

The top five teams were Team Poseidon, NMS; The Five Stars, Grafton Elementary School; J&J Mechanics, Mar-garet Brent Elementary School; SeaPerchin, Rodney Thompson Middle School; and Raindrops, Chesapeake Science Point Public Charter School

“Way to go team #12/Team Poseidon, Luke Swann and Channing Reynolds,” said McCranie. “You two are an amazing team. Congratulations to Luke as this is his second year competing at the National SeaPerch Challenge”

Special thanks to Dahlgren, the Northumberland Associa-tion for Progressive Steward-ship, Keith Swann, Matthew Sprague and the Northern Neck Family YMCA for helping the students with the SeaPerch pro-gram, she said. This has been an amazing grant opportunity and hopefully Northumberland will be able to continue this awe-some STEM initiative for years to come.

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Christchurch School announces dean’s list

Christchurch School dean of instruction Donny Pyles recently announced the dean’s list for the third marking period of the 2016-17 school year.

Freshmen named to the dean’s list are Barron Cohen, Timmy Donaldson, Jeff Elkin, Anna Flynn, Ce Han, Claire Keesee, Charlie Li, Arthur Nichols, Jimmy Novak, Kevin O’Reilly, Blake Ryder, Reagan Stilwell and Zerry Towolom.

Sophomores named to the dean’s list are Amelia Brown, Hunter Collier, Avery Davis, Kobby Dei, Connor Gordon, Jarrett Marks, Tim McDonald, Sebastian McGill, Colin Mul-

herin, Paris Nelson, Ify Nwa-onyeneho, Rashad Rigby and Weichen Zhao.

Juniors named to the dean’s list are Fifehan Adesanya, Faith Beasley, Lexy Carr, Xiaodi Chen, Vinicius Galdeano, David Huff, Jaylyn Kreimes, Zeyuan Li, Yining Liu, Galt Oliver, Claude Owen, Larkin Rae, Alara Sahin, Steven Stilianos, Zie Wallace, Marga-ret Wilson and Binzhou Yan.

Seniors named to the dean’s list are Z Chen, Austen Freda, Nathan Guaderrama, Kieran Hanley, Iris Hao, Joseph Humphreys, Vy Lai, Hunter O’Malley and Jordan Shing.

Faye Society stewards Chesapeake’s future

From left are Julie Keesee and Debbie Cook.

At their annual gathering, Chesapeake Academy Faye Society members enjoyed an enthusiastic presentation by head of school Debbie Cook and assistant head of school Julie Keesee.

They outlined the state of the school. Thanking mem-bers for making a financial commitment to Chesapeake Academy’s future, the team outlined the school’s successes, strategic vision and immediate plans, reported Cook.

As they forecast the school’s upcoming transition in leader-ship, the pair noted that Chesa-peake Academy has always and will continue to play an impor-tant role in the broader com-munity.

“Members of the Faye Soci-ety have made a personal com-mitment to help ensure the eco-nomic, educational and social vitality of the Northern Neck community,” said chairman Eric Nost.

“Maintaining an indepen-dent educational alternative allows parents the opportunity

Fifth-grade students go green with Indian Creek Yacht and Country Club

Lancaster Middle School fifth-graders (above) participate in the Earth Day exercise.

Lancaster Middle School fifth-grade students on April 21 visited Indian Creek Yacht and Country Club in appreciation of Earth Day.

Students learned just how “green” golf courses are and what they can do to take care of the Earth, reported market-ing coordinator Megan Ste-phens. The students visited several stations and learned about native plants and birds found throughout the golf course, presented by volun-teers Debbie Gillispie, Jeffrey Wainscott and Henry Reily.

They then visited Certified Golf Course Superintendent, Peter Stephens, where they learned about the importance

of bee preservation and how hives work, said Stephens. Chef David McMillan and Carrie Stevens taught children about growing their own fruits and vegetables and the impor-tance of recycling.

While environmental edu-cation was the main focus of this trip, the children were also given the opportunity to simply enjoy Mother Nature with a fun station, which included tennis and golf games with the Indian Creek professional team.

“Thank you to Lancaster Middle School for allowing Indian Creek to be a part of the hands-on science exploration of the 2017 fifth grade,” said Stephens.

LMS students of the weekThe Lancaster Middle School PTA student of the week winners from left are fourth-grader Skye Smith, fifth-grader Haley Lewis, sixth-grader Madison Webster, seventh-grader Jaylyn Carter and eighth-grader Jason Curry.

Teachers’ award recipientsChesapeake Academy recently presented the teachers’ award recipients for the third marking period of the 2016-17 academic session. The teachers’ award goes to a student who has fully engaged in academic pursuits during the marking period, contributing positively to the academic climate of the class and continually challenging himself or herself to be the best. From left Maddie Ritter, Emma Smith and Adair Stanley.

Preschool celebrationStudents and staff at Bethel Preschool in Lively recently celebrated The Week of the Young Child, an annual celebration of young children, their families and their teachers. Special activities included superhero day, silly sock day, field day/earth day and backwards day. From left above, Austin Hand, Corbin Marsh and Lauren Brent assume the Superman pose. Below, students compare silly socks. Bethel Preschool is now registering new students for the 2017-18 school year. Contact Denise Cromer at 462-0754.

Sisters read 1,000 books before Kindergarten

From left are Brielle Matthews, Jan Bates and Zoey Matthews.

Brielle and Zoey Matthews are the first children to read 1,000 books before Kinder-garten, as part of a national literacy program sponsored by the Northumberland Public Library.

Every 100 books, the children brought in their 1000BooksB4K reading log and received a special little prize, reported children’s pro-grams coordinator Jan Bates.

“But the biggest prize of all was hearing all those stories,” said Bates.

Natalie Matthews, Bri-elle and Zoey’s mother, is the computer lab teacher at the Northumberland Elemen-tary School. She said being at school every day is an advan-tage because she is able to check out lots of books and carry them home for the girls. She started at the beginning of the first shelf in the picture book area and just kept right on

Art workshop will explore alcohol inksTwo Rivers Art Workshops

will present “Creating Fine Art with Alcohol Inks” with Sheryl Williams May 15 through 19 at General’s Ridge Vineyard, 1618 Weldons Drive, Hague.

There are many new medi-ums and approaches available in the art world but the jewel-tone colors of alcohol inks are exciting, plus people just love

them, reported Janice Jones.“Many of us have taken

classes using these inks and have learned to enjoy the free-dom of what we were told was our inability to totally control them. That’s in the past,” said Jones. “Sheryl’s unique teach-ing approach and what makes her different from other teach-ers is that she takes you step

to seek the best match in learn-ing settings for their child and helps to ensure that the region remains an attractive profes-sional destination,” said Nost. “Chesapeake Academy’s rig-orous curriculum focuses on authentic, place-based learning that develops vital 21st cen-tury skills. With a priority on developing good citizens who

answer the call to leadership, the Academy has been a strong contributor to the local com-munity for 51 years.”

Founded in 2001, the Faye Society recognizes contribu-tions and charitable bequests for the long-term growth and sustainability of Chesa-peake Academy. The society is named in honor of Capt.

and Mrs. James Faye who generously included Chesa-peake Academy as a benefi-ciary of their estate in 1987. Their foresight, thoughtful consideration and charitable planning made a tremendous impact on the Academy’s future and fiscal stability, said Cook.

Membership in the Faye Society recognizes patrons who have made Chesapeake Academy a part of their planned charitable giving. Since its founding 15 years ago, 60 individuals have taken a leadership role by making a commitment of planned giving to Chesapeake Acad-emy. Gifts are invested in the school’s endowment.

Chesapeake Academy’s Faye Society offers estate planners flexibility for donors that can solve a variety of estate planning needs. This sort of legacy gift is an option for all income brackets.

Contact Cook at 438-5575, or dcook@chesapeakeacad-emy.org.

going from shelf to shelf, read-ing and reading.

NES library staff started pulling books they thought the girls would enjoy to add to her daily stash. The family also makes frequent visits to NPL, where they are still discovering books they have not yet read, said Bates.

Natalie Matthews said they girls read right after school, while cooking dinner, before bedtime, waiting for their big brother “Q” to start his bas-ketball game, at halftimes….whenever and wherever they could fit in a book, they did.

Even Q Matthews got into the mix, as he delighted the

girls with his own take on books, changing his voice to match the characters in the sto-ries, said Natalie Matthews.

“The girls love it when Q reads to them using his ‘funny’ voices,” she said.

“This family is a real inspi-ration for other families in our community,” said Bates.

She encourages all families of preschoolers to strive to read 1000 books before Kin-dergarten. Anyone can sign up and start any time.

“As a retired reading teacher, I can report that children who go through this program will definitely be at an advan-tage over those who have not been read to when they begin school” she said. “It’s fun and starts a love of reading that will continue for a lifetime.”

To get started, visit NPL, 7204 Northumberland High-way, Heathsville, or call 580-5051.

by step building on each of the skills learned to take you much further than the other teachers do.”

She also will teach how to observe and the class will experiment together to under-stand why and then build on these new skills, she said.

The fee is $775 including workshop, food and lodg-ing Sunday through Friday noon, or $575 as a day student including all meals.

To register, visit www.janicejonesart.com, email janicejonesart@gmail.com or call 703-887-2878.

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Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 28.2-1302 and Chapter 14 28.2-1400 of the Code of Virginia, that the Northumberland County Wetlands Board, at a meeting in the Board of Supervisors Room of the Old Courthouse in Heathsville, Virginia, on Tuesday, May 9, 2017, commencing at 7:00 P.M., will consider the following application for wetland and/or coastal primary sand dune and beach permits: 1. Request by Stephen R. Hollins, et al (V.M.R.C. #17-0621)

2. Request by Charles C. Johnson, et al (V.M.R.C. #17-0678)

bulkhead and to install 64 linear feet of riprap revetment

3. Request by Russell B. & Barbara Mait (V.M.R.C. #17-0606) to install 206 linear feet of riprap revetment along the shoreline of Jarvis Creek and 106 Windy Lane.

4. Request by Michael Mueller (V.M.R.C. #17-0679) to

6. Request by Benjamin Swingle, Sr. (V.M.R.C. #17-0311) to install 309 linear feet of riprap revetment channelward of an existing deteriorated bulkhead along the shoreline of Glebe

inspect the projects. Written comments must be mailed, faxed

va.us. If you are physically disabled, hearing or visually impaired and need assistance with this hearing, please call Bill Knight at

assistance.

Northumberland County Wetlands Board

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NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

Town of IrvingtonEMPLOYMENT NOTICE

TOWN CLERK, PT position 20 hr/wk, 9:00-1:00, Mon-Fri. This position will provide highly skilled clerical support to the Mayor, Town Council, Town Manager/Zoning Administrator, and Town Attorney. Applicants should possess excellent communication skills; have previous experience working with the general public;

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGKILMARNOCK TOWN COUNCIL

PROPOSED BUDGET FOR UPCOMING FISCAL YEAR

BEGINNING JULY 1, 2017, ENDING JUNE 30, 2018

A Town Council Meeting and Public Hearing on the Budget will be held at the Town Hall,

1 North Main St., May 15, 2017 at 7 pm. A second reading and adoption of the budget is planned for the Town Council Meeting to be held June 19, 2017. All citizens are invited to attend.

General Fund: Source of Funds: Operating Revenues (taxes and fees) $2,462,363 Use of Carryover Fund Balance $528,019 Total Source of Funds, General Fund $ 2,990,382 Use of Funds: Operating Expenditures – Administration $ 929,880 Public Safety 461,570 Public Works 266,342 Debt Service – Main Street 155,687 Debt Service – Town Centre Park 228,000 Capital Improvement Projects 409,000 Total Expenditures, General Fund $2,450,479 Transfer to Water Fund Balance 86,227 Transfer to Sewer Fund Balance 453,676 Total Use of Funds, General Fund $2,990,382Water Fund: Source of Funds: Operating Revenue $427,500 Transfer from General Fund Balance 86,227 Total Source of Funds, Water Fund $513,727 Use of Funds: Operating Expenses $300,742 Debt Service 57,985 Capital Improvement Projects 155,000 Total Use of Funds, Water Fund $513,727Sewer Fund: Source of Funds: Operating Revenue $724,000 Transfer from General Fund Balance 453,676 Total Source of Funds, Sewer Fund $1,177,676 Use of Funds: Operating Expenses 621,720 Debt Service 265,956 Capital Improvement Projects 290,000 Total Use of Fund, Sewer Fund $1,177,676Summary General Fund $2,990,382 Water Fund $513,727 Sewer Fund $1,177,676 Total $4,681,785

The proposed tax rates are $.10 per $100 of assessed real estate and $.16 per $100 of assessed personal property. This represents no change in any of the tax rates for the Town of Kilmarnock. No change in water and sewer rates is proposed at this time.

A detailed copy of this proposed budget is available

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Town of KilmarnockPublic Hearing

The following public hearings will be conducted by the Kilmarnock Town Council on May 15, 2017 at 7 PM in the Kilmarnock Town Hall, 1 N. Main Street,

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1, 2016 and ending June 30, 2017 as follows: Increase Capital Improvements – General Fund – Parks expenditure line from $2,000,000 to $3,233,000. Completion of the Town Centre Park is expected to be June 30, 2017. Increase General Fund Revenue line item – Use of Carryover Fund Bal/Surplus from $186,335 to $1,419,335.

2. Adoption of a proposed Parks and Recreational Facilities Ordinance.

Related documents can be found at the Town Hall, Monday - Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM, and online at www.kilmarnockva.com. Inquiries shall be directed to Tom Saunders at tsaunders@kilmarnockva.com or (804)435-1552 ext. 26.

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LMS announces highest honorsLancaster Middle School

recently announced its highest honors (all A’s) for the third quarter of the 2016-17 aca-demic session.

Fourth-graders on the honor roll are Gage Anderson, Taylor Davis, Auriannia Henderson-Jones, Javion Pinn, Anna Ramos, Jayden Rich, David Spears-Bottlemy, Zaden Veney

and Joshua Woolard.Fifth-graders on the honor

roll are Allison Foulkes, Jocelyn Hasson, Ethan Jackson, Lamar Mattocks, Tarik Norris, Alex-ander Posey, Creston Saunders and Joseph Ewan Scott.

Sixth-graders on the honor roll are Emma Bavuso, Chris-tian Bowers, Kelvin Davis, Destiny Farrell, Jonathan Lee,

Ma’Taja Littlejohn, Lyric Pinn, Eli Pittman, Ella Posey, Jame-son Scott, DeRonye Sutton, Laura Sutton, Sean Thomas and Monasia Thompson.

Seventh-graders on the honor roll are Chyra Boyd, Carissa Davis, Brookelynn Far-rell, Michael Foulkes, NyJhria Gordon, Ainsley Mumford, Zachery Rhodes, Shelby Rose,

Hailey Smith, William Stickler and Donald Zheng.

Eighth-graders on the honor roll are Jordan Ashburn, Tabitha Baugh, Olivia Brock-lebank, Madison Giese, Mar-shall Lee, Grace Oren, Kayla Oren, May Pham, Sarah Pol-lard, Daniel Smith, Kirsten Smith, Amanda Steensma and Katherine Thomas.

NES releases ‘A’ honor rollNorthumberland Elementary

School recently released its “A” honor roll for the third nine weeks of the 2016-17 academic session.

Second-graders on the honor roll are Abigail Bates, Braylin Beauchamp, Ally Biddlecomb, Jace Boden, Emma Brown, Uriel Cabral,William Diller, Isaiah Dodson, Wayland Hymes, Victoria Jett, Deshaya Lee, Mia Livingston, Jeilan Williams-Johnson and Keilani Williams-Johnson.

Third-graders on the honor roll are Alvaro Acosta-Reyes, Reagan Brent, Rivah Carter, Alijah Causey, Abiram Contre-ras, Gracey Dameron, Meghan Downing, Morgan Dunn, Tre Felton, Mary Clare Hodges,

Chase Hymes, Madison Jones, Kalin Lee, Olivia Metsala, Cam-eron Minor, Ann Rice, Cason Rogers, Adrian Tyers, Jayla Wilson and J. P. Withers.

Fourth-graders on the honor roll are Namiyah Andrews, Tre Booth, Chloe Brann, Reagan Harding, Olivia Newsome, Seri-yah Nickens, Alexandra Perez, Joseph Rockson, Itzel Santa-maria, Anne Shackleford, Sanaa Thomas, James Thompson, Ava Wilson and Leon Zarraga-Dominguez.

Fifth-graders on the honor roll are Harmyni Ball, Nathalie Biddlecomb, Shelby Headley, Bevan Ransone, Joseph Scrip-ture, Ethan Viers, Kathryn Weary, Tucker Webb and Nash Withers.

NHS posts principal’s honor rollNorthumberland High

School recently released its principal’s honor roll (all A’s) for the third quarter of the 2016-17 academic session.

Seniors named to the prin-cipal’s roll are Samantha Brown, Cynthia Davis, Mary Katherine Ellis, Kayla Hard-ing, Austin James Hinton, Kayla Jackson, Hannah

Mitchell, Alexis Nicolle Newsome, Adrienne Rogers, Pleajah Thompson, Hamani Veney, Markasia Waller and Michael Zartman.

Juniors named to the prin-cipal’s roll are Shannon Baker, Khadijah Bea, Nyajah Carter, Wesley Clarke, Kyndal Dawson, Noah Ham-ilton, David Haynie, Chris-

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K I L M A R N O C K — T h e annual luncheon and fashion show recently held at Indian Creek Yacht and Country Club marked the 82nd anniversary of the Woman’s Club of Northum-berland County.

All tickets for the event were sold out in advance, reported Claire Given.

It was a beautiful spring day and members and guests enjoyed a superb salad platter and des-sert sampler, artfully prepared by the Indian Creek chefs, said Given. Spring and summer fash-ions were provided by Foxy in Kilmarnock and Dream’s Fash-ion Boutique in Burgess.

Fashions were modeled by members Brenda Edwards, Vicki Eggers, Marty Hancock,

Constance McDearmon, Elea-nor Morris, Thelma Pearl, Nan-nette Smith, Pat Vanderbilt, Binnie Webber and Jill White.

President Barbara Kennedy emceed the event and recog-nized nine past presidents in attendance.

Merchants and club members generously contributed over 40 items including holiday and themed gift baskets, handmade items and carvings and gift cer-tificates for a raffle and silent auction.

Proceeds from this event provide scholarships for one or more Northumberland High School students, to attend Rap-pahannock Community College. To date, WCNC has assisted 18 students.

Fashion show marks club’s 82nd anniversary

From left are (front row) Kathy Lukasewicz, Vicki Eggers, Marty Hancock, Constance McDearmon and Binni Webber; (next row) Nannette Smith, June Pfister, Pat Vanderbilt (partially hidden), Jill White, Thelma Pearl (partially hidden), Eleanor Morris and Sheri Mesco.

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■ Mountain musicThe Rappahannock Concert Association will present the Jeff

Little Trio at 7:30 p.m. May 20 at the Performing Arts Theater at Northumberland High School, 201 Academic Lane, Heathsville.

The trio features Little on piano, Steve Lewis on banjo and guitar, and Josh Scott on bass. Tickets are $25 for adults and free for students. Group rates are available, call the box office, 866-217-8149.

■ May FaireThe Mathews County Historical Museum will host May Faire

Thursday, May 6, on the Mathews Historic Court House Green.There will be booths featuring fine art, traditional crafts,

heritage demonstrations, food vendors, a country store exhibit, music, colonial activities, games for children, Colonial re-enac-tors and May Pole dancers.

■ Memorial Day observanceThe seventh annual Memorial Day Observance will be held

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KILMARNOCK—The Just Gardens Tour this year celebrates its 17th year of garden tours. The tour in Northumberland County this year, will feature four gar-dens and a historic school.

The tour will be held 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 12 and 13. The rain or shine event will benefit The Haven Shelter and Services.

A large stand of southern pine trees dominated the two-acre property owned by Margaret and Ted Curtis, before a hur-ricane landed on the shores of the Northern Neck. Not all the pines were lost and not everyone looks at disaster the same way. For the Curtises, disaster became an opportunity and opportunity became a woodland garden, reported CJ Carter.

The garden, created in the understory of towering pines, has matured and evolved over time. A collection of azaleas highlights the area in spring, while hollies, viburnums and Japanese maples add color and texture during summer and autumn.

The property on Harding’s Wharf Drive was purchased in 1985. A barren lot with pine trees and brush, the Curtises waited until they were ready to site the

The interior of Shiloh School depicts a classroom from the past.

The Curtis garden is among four private properties on the tour.

Just Gardens Tour set May 12-13house and begin the building pro-cess to enlist the help of Bonnie Williams Bonnell who drew the original perennial garden plan.

In the fall of 2000, Bon-nie’s husband Bill Bonnell, of Greenpoint Nursery, supplied the plants and labor to install the garden plan. Multiple varieties of hydrangea can be found in the shade and semi-shade gardens. Ornamental grasses lead your eye to the water’s edge and a col-lection of raised beds house herbs and perennials.

“Blessed with good rich soil,” Margaret says she is thankful there is “no erosion management required either.”

Opened for the first time in 2010 for the Just Gardens tour, the Curtises say they have been “busy buying plants to finish off old plans and create new spaces.” Several paths lead to destination gardens such as the Meditation garden where a large Buddha sits in a peaceful repose. The Angel’s Path and Wyatt Park offer their own surprises.

Visitors will find several places to rest and enjoy the views. Pergolas and benches dot the landscape. The Curtises rely on garden helper Julie Thostenson

who has been working in their garden since 2001.

Shiloh School, a Historic Vir-ginia Landmark, was built in 1906 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Its predecessor school also on the Shiloh School property was built in 1884. It too will be open the days of the tour.

Bag lunches will be for sale and the school property has new bathrooms and picnic tables for visitors to use. The school is notable for its stark simplicity in the landscape. Northern Neck Master Gardeners will sell rain barrels and the Northern Neck Native Plant Society will answer questions and share information.

Tour tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on tour days. Tickets may be purchased at The Dan-delion in Irvington, The Pedestal in Kilmarnock, Dream’s Fash-ion Boutique in Burgess and the Shoppe for Haven’s Sake in Warsaw.

Tickets also are available at havenshelter.org/justgardens or by mail until Monday, May 1. Send a self-addressed stamped envelope (#19 business size) and check payable to The Haven, to Just Gardens, P.O. Box 429, Irvington, VA 22480; or call 333-1099 ext. 12.

LANCASTER—The Lan-caster County Chapter 1406, United Daughters of the Con-federacy met April 19. The highlight of the meeting was a program given by member Betty Penley.

As a graduate of the Gem-ological Institute of America and with over 20 years of expe-rience as a certified gemolo-gist appraiser, Penley presented wonderful insights into antique jewelry of the period, reported president Susan Hudson.

Interestingly, she discussed how political, cultural and soci-etal influences of nobility and the wealthy from the mid 1700s through the 1800s shaped the design of Victorian and Geor-gian jewelry. In most cases it was their life events that dictated the detail of jewelry worn by women and men of the period to include the colors of stone and type of metals used, the role symbolism played in the overall design and how the pieces reflected outward sentiment of what was happen-

ing during different periods, said Hudson.

Penley’s talk included a slide show of period nobility, dress and jewelry as well as including some of her favorite pieces as a demonstration.

Among other business, mem-bers welcomed Betsy Trexler-Pastoor to the fold. Trexler-Pastoor qualified for mem-bership based on her ancestor Samuel Field who provided material aid to the cause in Vir-ginia during the War Between the States.

Additionally, according to registrar Jude Degen’s report, it is all good news on the new member front as she has another five approved certificates in hand, three additional applica-tions pending approval at the division or general level and research has begun on another five prospective member’s lin-eage.

Second vice president Betty Christopher, reported several scholarship candidate packages

have been received from area high school seniors.

JROTC chairman Susan Christopher, provided updates about awarding a medal and cer-tificate at each high school next month.

Grave Gals chairman Laura Hazel said she is looking for members with interest in researching or walking cem-eteries to document Confederate and other veteran graves in Lan-caster County.

The Monument commit-tee reported research has been completed to identify a list of all that served in the War in Northumberland County. This has resulted in 474 names of Confederate veterans and pend-ing a bit more fundraising, these names will be displayed around the base of the Confederate monument in Heathsville.

Members also were reminded of the upcoming walking history tour at Malvern Hill Battlefield Park this month and Spotsylva-nia Battlefield Park in May.

ROANOKE—The Virginia Daughters of the American Rev-olution recently held its annual state conference at the Hotel Roanoke.

Regent Cheryl Brown Davis, registrar Jude Degen and member Michele Tucker of Cobbs Hall Chapter, joined 132 other Vir-ginia DAR chapters from around the state for workshops, business and a memorial service. The meeting was conducted by state regent Judith Joy Surber.

The Cobbs Hall Chapter brought home 25 state awards or certificates for 2016 according to Davis. Of these, Degen, Anne Wolski and chaplain Joyce Pitt-man were specifically recognized for individual outstanding contri-butions.

Degen was awarded the 2016 Virginia DAR Outstand-ing Volunteer Genealogist, the highest award a DAR registrar can receive, said Davis. Degen also was awarded the Lineage Research Committee’s Outstand-ing Service to Lineage Research Award and the Outstanding Ser-vice-Assigned Volunteer Gene-alogy Certificate. With success-fully processing 19 new member applications in 2016, the chapter was awarded second-place for the number of new members for comparably sized chapters.

Wolski was awarded the State Conference Exceptional Ser-vice for Veterans Award for her outstanding outreach support to veterans. Wolski heads up the chapter’s efforts to provide per-sonal hygiene kits every three months to the McGuire Veteran Hospital in Richmond as well as the ‘Sweats for Vets’ campaign

which provides sweatshirt and pants during the holidays. The chapter also received the Excep-tional Veteran Support Award, said Davis.

Pittman received a second-place award from the Extraor-dinary Service, Dedication & Respect for all Members and Community Committee, contin-ued Davis. This award exempli-fies Pittman’s commitment to support those at times of need.

Largely due to the work of Dotti Vallone, the chapter was presented the Outstanding Con-stitution Week Teamwork Award and four additional state awards related to all the associate Con-stitution Week accomplishments for print coverage, participation with area government’s Constitu-tion proclamations and ringing of churches bells in celebration of our Nation’s independence, she said.

In addition to these awards, the chapter placed first for Service to America with a Chapter all-time high of 11,172 volunteer hours, first for Outstanding Chapter Report on American History and first for Outstanding Media and Print Coverage, said Davis. These three first place State awards makes the chapter eligible for National Awards at Continental Congress later this summer.

Another nine State Awards or Certificates were presented to include a Level I Chapter Achievement Award, State Honor Roll and recognition for work in nature and conservation, support to Stratford Hall, community classroom contributions and out-reach genealogy workshops, she said.

From left are Nancy Simmons, Jude Degen and Judy Surber.

Cobbs Hall Chapter recognized at annual DAR state conference

Penley presents ‘Jewelry of the Period’