February 21, 2008 • C1 Rappahannock Record, Kilmarnock, VA

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Real Estate$155,000, KILMARNOCK: Reno-vated inside & out. 3BR, 1.5BA home. new kitchen, deck, windows, roof, many more updates. Call Tara Donahue, Bay Meadows Real Estate 804-761-5392..(Feb-14-13t)

$995,000! FLOWERING FIELDS: 3900sf Dutch Colonial 3BR/3BA, library/study, deck on beautiful Dymer Creek. Pier, 4ft+MLW. Min-utes to Chesapeake Bay. Ed Bosher 804-436-2799 or Allen Jackson 804-761-3212, Ann Meekins Real-tor..(Oct-25-4t)

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YANKEE PT. yr. round cottage, 4BR/2BA, deep water! $499k.

5+ MLW, Nomini Creek, almost 3AC, site cleared. $379.9k.

NEAT as a pin furnished cabin, deep water, good views! $299.9k.

MACHODOC lot, good water depth, 3BR septic letter, $149.9k!

COCKRELL’S CREEK commercial 20+ ac., 10 MLW! $1,600,000.

NEW 4BR Colonial, 3000+ sq.ft., fireplace, 2 car garage! $459k.

LITTLE RIVER kayak cove, elev. bldg. site, septic letter. $125,000!.

WHITE HOUSE Creek. 3BR/2.5BA, garage/shop. $595k.

YEOCOMICO. Park like wooded 4ac. point, 5+MLW. $375,000.

SYDNOR’S MILL POND rancher, excellent condition, 3BR, $99,500.

1.57 AC.-Wooded Hull Creek lot. Great fishing, crabbing! $225k. 20.20 AC-Rocky Neck Road, Green-vale Creek, est 4 MLW, $299,900.

5+ MLW! Beautiful water views. Com-munity pool, tennis. $295,000.

(Sept-27-tf)

*2 lots: 7.16AC w/trailer, 2,192 sq.ft. workshop w/electric &

cleared 2nd homesite area w/septic installed. $110,000 Robbie Booth www.shorerealtyinc.com 804-529-7020x5..(Dec-6-13t)

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REEDVILLE WATERFRONT home w/unfinished garage/office. Approx-imately 1AC, manicured grounds. Priced below market at $639,000 firm. (Feb-14-tf)

*4 .19 WATERFRONT Acres : Wooded, approx. 250ft of shoreline on Great Wicomico River, mostly level, private setting. Amazing price $89,900 Robbie Booth www.shor-erealtyinc.com 804-529-7020x5..(Dec-6-13t)

3AC+ CLEARED, PARTIALLY wooded setting, Forest Hills, north edge of Kilmarnock, in town. Private well, septic letter, quiet community. Prepped, ready to build. $75,000. 804-435-3249..(Feb-7-4t-C)

5BR, 3BA Lancaster home on almost 1AC treed, private w/pond frontage. New w/w carpet, FR w/fireplace, garage. $212,000. Kane & Associates, Inc. Call 800/715-1290 or 804-580-4715..(Nov-29-13t)

ACCESS to Great Wicomico River. Lakefront w/wide views. 1.69ac. 3BR septic letter on file. $65,000. Sarah Bedford, Middle Bay Realty, 804-580-0913..(Mar-15-tf)

ADORABLE VICTORIAN Ginger-bread Cottage, Weems: CHAC, ref inished pine f loors, appli-ances. Updated/great condition. $165,000. Catherine Bennett, Real-tor, Melrose Plantation Real Estate. 800-711-4620, www.MelrosePlan-tation.com. Jan-31-13t)

ANCIENT PLANTATION manor enjoying civilized contemporary luxuries. 3BR/3BA. Privacy, pastoral views. Zoned B&B. $445,500. Cath-erine Bennett, Melrose Plantation Real Estate. 800-711-4620, www.MelrosePlantation.com.(Jan-17-13t)

ARE YOU PLANNING to buy in ‘08? Come see your architecturally designed low country style home being over built now. Almost 1AC w/121ft waterfrontage and 4-5ft MLW off Corrottoman. 3BR, 2.5BA plus guest quarters over large 2-car garage, additional 1000+sq.ft. and full bath available in full basement. For delivery in Fall, mid $800s. 703-447-2740..(Jan-10-13t)

Real EstateASTONISHING WATERVIEWS from every room. 1906 w/three-story addition, new marble, granite baths & kitchen. $675,000. Catherine Ben-nett, Melrose Plantation Real Estate. 800-711-4620, www.MelrosePlan-tation.com. (Dec-13-13t)

BAY CUSTOM HOMES, Inc., Saluda and Lively, VA: over 70 plans to choose from! Beautiful system built custom homes in a fraction of the time. (804)758-5180 and 804-462-0599.Email:wtalley@baycustomhome-sinc. www.baycustomhomesinc.com. (Sept-27-tf)

BY OWNER: North side Dividing Creek, Inland 8 miles north of Kil-marnock, 1800sf home, 3BR/2BA, 9.3 acres $350,000. Rent option buy $1300. 804-435-2880, email: aibanez@rivnet.net; http://www.communitywalk.com/va/aibanez_museum_aim/map/124531..(Feb-21-6t)

CHESAPEAKE BAY and RIVERS waterfront property. Go to www.ChesapeakeBayRealEstate.net or call Frank A. Johnson at Frank Hardy Inc. 804-815-8722. (Feb-14-13t)

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY: Three prime parcels with improvements. Located less than two miles from Irvington. Corner lot with 2400SF professional office building for $425,000. 70 acre lot with 5400SF building for $562,500; one acre com-mercial building site for $199,000. Call for details, David Stinson, River Towne Properties, 804-580-0751..(Feb-15-tf)

EXCHANGE quality high visibility commercial lot approximately 3 acres, zoned C2, in Kilmarnock for waterfront home in Northern Neck or Middlesex County, price guide low fours, fixer upper considered but should be of equal value. Al Ludwig, Bay Meadows Real Estate, 804-436-6342..(Jan-10-tf)

FOR SALE by OWNER: 3.8 acre parcel on Rt. 200 north of Irving-ton. Perked, survey, wooded, priced below appraisal. $49,950. 804-683-9651..(Feb-21-4t)

FOR SALE BY OWNER: 4-year old, 3BR, 2.5BA on 1AC, LaGrange Estates. Water view and water access. Call 804-436-8048 or 804-761-6954. (Feb-7-4t-C)

Real EstateHEATHSVILLE: Potomac Bay Estates. Outstanding new custom cottage home, 3BR, 2BA, 2000sf, w/157ft waterfront on protective cove w/direct access to Potomac. Park-like 1.1AC w/dock. Maple hardwood and ceramic tile floors, stone fireplace, maple cabinets w/granite counters w/high-end appliances, $699,000, by owner. Will pay buyer/agent 3%. Call 703-403-1567..(Feb-21-tf)

HILLS CREEKBeautiful 9.63AC waterfront point with creek & river views, 570ft waterfront, short run to the Bay, deep harbor.

$1,025,000

KILMARNOCKCommercial property. Rt. 3, 1/4 mile north west of Wal-Mart.

$265,000 O/A

LIVELYOne story home close to town amenities. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, dining room, kitchen & utility room. Excellent starter or retirement home.

$150,000

NORTHUMBERLAND CO.24.79 wooded acres, approved for 3 bedroom septic. Gravel pit on prop-erty, 192,000 cubic yards of sand & gravel available. Soil engineer report in hand.

$190,000

CORROTOMAN BY THE BAYWooded building site fronting fresh water pond. Amenities include tennis courts, pool & boat ramp.

$32,500.

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‘ Greenvale Manor ’ Rappahannock River circa 1840 6.9 Acres Protected HarbourPool ● 2 Cottages ● Garages 580’ Waterfront Elegant 14 Room Home { 6 Rooms are ± 20’ x 18’ }

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HOUSE FOR SALE, Lancaster County: 3BR/1BA , large living room, large kitchen/dinette, util-ity, 5 closets, water view, water access if desired, nice neighbor-hood. $150,000, 804-436-7839..(Feb-21-2t)

IRVINGTON: 2BR, 1BA, CHAC, screened porch. On 1AC w/estab-lished organic garden, storage shed. $229,000. Call 804-397-9292..(Feb-7-tf)

KILMARNOCK: Newly renovated house w/3BR/1BA. 1 year home warranty is being offered w/house. Asking $161,900. Tara Donahue @Bay Meadows Real Estate for more details. 804-761-5392..(Feb-21-13t)

NEW CONSTRUCTION: 1840s.f. 1st floor. 981s.f. unfinished 2nd floor “L” cape.Turn key $172,714 on your lot. Class îAì builder since 1987. 804-580-4046..(Feb-23-tf)

NORTHUMBERLANDJUST REDUCED!!

Beautifully renovated one story home with three bedrooms,

fabulous kitchen with great appli-ances, family room, living room, two fireplaces, and an enormous screened in porch. Home is over 2000 square feet with ample stor-

age.www.homepixtv.com/D3/

heathsvillevirginia$219,900

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“Five Pines” Circa 1930 in the heart of Irvington on King Carter Drive. First floor bedroom suite

(24x24). Detached two car garage. Just under an acre. Walk to Every-

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irvingtonvictorian$399,900

TERRI GROHREALTOR

Select Properties of Virginia4503 Irvington Road

Irvington,VA804-436-6874/866-304-5339

tgroh@pleasantlife.com(Feb-21-2t)

OWNBY & ASSOCIATES, INC. A trusted name in real estate for over sixty years. Selling farms, land and waterfront properties. Call Diane Bennett, C-804-347-2235.(Dec-6-13t)

OWNBY & ASSOCIATES, INC. When planning to buy or sell real estate in the Northern Neck or Middle Peninsula, call Diane Ben-nett, Ph. 804-347-2235, email:bennett@ownbyco.com..(Jan-24-13t)

RETIRED COUPLE looking for Northumberland/Lancaster County small farm, private setting, not subdivision. Call 301-884-4102..(Feb-14-13t)

RIVER VILLAGE, Weems: Large waterview building site in lovely waterfront community. Enjoy Rappa-hannock River sunsets. Offered $165,000. River Towne Properties, Call David Stinson, Owner/Agent, 804-580-0751..(July-21-tf)

WATER ACCESS Lot: Lancaster Co., 1AC, cleared, conventional septic, pool, tennis, marina w/boat-slip. $35,000. Call 804-462-5625..(Feb-14-8t)

WATERVIEW, Weems, 3BR, 1BA ranch, large kitchen, CHAC, 2.5 car garage, 1AC, new roof and fixtures, freshly painted, $154,900. Call 757-377-1265 or 757-531-5005..(Oct-25-tf)

For Rent1550sf 3BR, 2BA NEW HOME: Approximately 3/4 AC wooded lot. Two miles West of Kilmarnock on Route 3. $1200/month plus references and deposit. Call 804-513-9879..(July-5-tf)

1BR SENIOR APT: on the Bay, Reed-ville. All modern amenities; LR/DR; full-sized kitchen, bath w/shower; hard-wood floors, fully furnished, no-smok-ing or pets; $600/mo; 804-453-4311. (Nov-22-13t-C)

1BR WATER view cottage: Large yard, porch (to be screened in this spring). Deck water side. $750 month plus all utilities. 804-435-7709..(Feb-7-4t)

1BR WATERFRONT in Deltaville. Fire-place, central-air, small pet OK. All utili-ties and washer/dryer included. $750/mo, 6+/months; $775/month, 2-5/months. Reference, security deposit. Available March 30. 717-337-3326..(Feb-7-8t)

2 COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES, White Stone: 1500sq.ft. office space w/reception area and phone system, ser-viced by 2 high speed internet provid-ers, $1100 month. 3200sq.ft. steel warehouse, ideal for boat storage, price negotiable. 804-436-8000..(Dec-6-tf)

For Rent2/3BR CAPE on Historic waterfront estate with pool and pier. Hard-wood floors, large LR, woodstove, centeraisle kitchen, screen porch, 2-car garag, W/D, AC, walk-out basement, furnished/unfurnished. $1050 month. 804-462-7603..(Jan-24-8t)

3BR RENOVATED home near Lively: w/deck and appliances. Rent nego-tiable. Security and credit check. Ken Michaels, Realtor, Bay Mead-ows Real Estate, 804-761-1763..(Feb-21-2t)

3BR, 2BA HOME, Weems: Fire-place, washer/dryer, kitchen appli-ances, on large lot, little traffic. No smoking or pets. $825 month. Security and references required, 703-955-6732..(Jan-10-tf)

3BR, 2BA Reedville home: sunroom, garage, CHAC, washer/dryer, short distance to public boat ramp, no smoking or pets. Year lease, deposit and references, $750/month. 804-580-3814..(Feb-21-2t)

3BR, 2BA waterfront home: dock, screened porch, washer/dryer, 2 acres, private. No pets. $1500 month plus utilities (water included). 804-435-7709..(Feb-7-4t)

4BR, 2.5BA, 2500sf home on Indian Creek, 2-car garage. No pets, 6-month rental, $1200 month. Lawrence Barrack, 804-435-6161 Jim & Pat Carter Real Estate....(Feb-21-4t-C)

BURGESS, WATERFRONT: 3BR, 2.5BA contemporary home w/2 bonus rooms, fully furnished. 2.9+/- acres on deep protected water just off Great Wicomico. Pier, boat lift, deck, FP, W/D, very private beautiful & immaculate. $1800 month+security deposit, 6 or 12 month lease available. Call Rebecca Lemmon, Select Proper-ties, 804-580-1238. (Feb-14-3t)photo-on-line

CHESAPEAKE PROPERTY MGMT: Quality care for your rental property, vacation cottage, second home, or commercial property. 34 years experience. 804-436-9722. (Dec-13-13t)

COAN/GLEBE waterfront cot-tage: 2BR, 1BA, large LR, kitchen, DR, sunroom, dock, deep water, recently renovated, furnished, short/long term available, $850/month. 703-989-9053..(Feb-7-4t)photo-on-line

COMMERCIAL BUILDING: 508 N. Main St., Kilmarnock. Reception area, 2 offices, w/storage area. Off street parking. $800 month, can support 2 businesses. Call 804-435-2848..(Jan-10-tf)

COTTAGES/GORGEOUS WATER-FRONT ESTATE: PRESTIGIOUS LOCATION, RAPPAHANNOCK. UTILITIES, EVERYTHING FUR-NISHED. PROFESSIONALS, TEACHERS, FAMILIES. OTHER NUMEROUS RENTALS, PUR-CHASES AVAILABLE, OWNER FINANCING, $750/$950 MO. RIVERRENTALS, 804-776-6500, 804-761-0845..(Feb-14-2t-C)SS

HEATHSVILLE: 3BR, situated on 45AC w/scenic waterfrontage on Presley Creek. Storage outbuild-ing, very private. Credit check required. $850 month plus deposit. 571-233-5078..(Jan-24-13t)

HILLS QUARTER: 4-year old, like new home. 2BR, 2 full tiled BA, w/loft, office, upgraded kitchen, hard-wood floors, detached oversized garage, quiet neighborhood. Golf, pool, tennis, community center. Other amenities include all yard maintenance. $1295/month. Secu-rity deposit and references required. Call 703-850-8885. (Feb-14-2t)

KILMARNOCK, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, downstairs apartment, walking distance to town, quiet neigh-borhood. $700 month. Available March 1. Security deposit and references required. 804-435-6501..(Jan-17-tf)

KILMARNOCK: 3BR, 2BA w/quiet in-town location. Fully equipped kitchen, CAC, washer/dryer, deck $950. Call 804-436-9722. Chesa-peake Property Mgmt. (Feb-14-3t)

KILMARNOCK: Office space avail-able, prime location on North Main Street in new office building. $800 month plus security deposit. Call Tara Donahue, 804-436-1287. (Feb-21-13t)

KILMARNOCK: Quaint 1bedroom, apartment or office, new carpet, washer/dryer hook up, water/sewer included. $575/month. Security deposit and references required. Call 804-436-6777..(Jan-31-tf)

MIDDLESEX: B e a u t i f u l 2 story, 3BR, 2.5BA on large lot in quiet neighborhood. Boat and beach access. $1200 month. 814-657-3500..(Feb-14-3t)

For RentNEW 2BR, 1BA duplex: 2 miles west of Kilmarnock on Rt. 3, $800 month. Security and references required. Available mid-December. Call 804-513-9879..(Nov-22-tf)

OLD VICTORIAN Farmhouse in quaint Village of Weems: 3BR, 2BA, totally remodeled. Stainless steel GE gourmet kitchen, wood floors, porches, large storage barn. Partially furnished. 98 Sunset Lane. $1000 month. 504-522-5704 or 662-295-0911..(Feb-7-8t)

REEDVILLE: Waterfront, Cockrells Creek, 3 bedroom, 2-full bath. Large garage. Very close to Marina. Minutes to Chesapeake Bay. Very private. Credit check. $1000/month. 804-580-0725 or 804-453-5301..(Feb-14-tf)

RETAIL & OFFICE space available. 1200 sq.ft., Riverside North & South Center, next to EVB & T’s Teeshirt, Deltaville, Va. 804-363-0371..(Feb-14-13t)SS

TO SHARE: 3BR, 2BA home, Lan-caster. Utilities and cable included. $400 month, $400 deposit. Call 703-635-4733. (Feb-7-3t)

TO SHARE: Beautiful 3BR home in Heathsville, female, $400 month, includes utilities. Call 804-580-5016, leave message..(Feb-14-3t)

WATERFRONT IN MORATTICO: 3BR/1BA furnished farmhouse for short or long term rental. $1200/month. Call 804-337-0977 for details..(Feb-7-4t)

WEEMS THE VILLAGE: Fabu-lous home with expansive river views. 4-5 bedrooms, low utilities, plenty of room to luxuriate. Call 804-436-3630..(Feb-21-tf)

For RentWHITE STONE: Ice House Field office space available. Great loca-tion on Rt. 3. Rent starting at $600 plus security deposit. Call Tara Donahue, 804-436-1287. (Feb-21-13t)

WHITE STONE: Quiet waterfront home, 2BR, LR, DR, W/D in utility, deck, dock, ramp, covered parking. Credit deposit required. $975/month. Owner/Agent. 804-240-6025..(Jan-17-tf)

WHITE STONE: Residential/com-mercial. Fabulous location to live w/room for small business. 1900sf, 3BR/1.5BA, main house w/addi-tion and half bath. Great write-off potential. Walk to everything. Call 804-436-3630. (Feb-21-tf)

WICOMICO CHURCH: Fully fur-nished waterfront 1BR apartment. Washer/dryer, pretty sunsets at pier, security and references required, $750 month, utilities included. No pets, no smoking. 804-580-5522..(Feb-21-3t)

WINDMILL POINT Road: Water-front: 4BR, 2.5BA, on 2+AC. Rent w/option, $1750 month rent, $1500 per month of rent paid returned tenant to purchase this house. Owner/Agent, Platinum Triangle Group, 804-435-9559..(Sept-6-tf)

Wanted To RentW O R K I N G P R O F E S S I O N A L needs apartment or room near Kilmarnock during business week, Monday thru Thursday nights only. Call Jerry 804-319-5850. (Feb-14-2t)

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SWEET BAY COTTAGE HILLS QUARTER

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6th Green on King Carter Golf Course This outstanding home offers a wonderful floor plan with lots of upgrades. 3 BRs / 2 BAs, separate dining room and large living room with fireplace. The expanded bright airy dining area in kitchen overlooks the 6th green of this championship 18-hole golf course and also opens onto the screened porch. An open deck across the back and an oversized single car garage completes the package. Exterior maintenance provided by Hills Quarter. Priced to sell at $379,900. Please call Peggy Cathey (804) 438-6069 or pegc@pleasantlife.com.

Quaint 1900’s farmhouse on Irvington Rd. Located just steps away from the Town Commons shopping lane, this 3 BR / 1.5 BA home has been renovated leaving only a few things for the new owners. Offered for $299,000. Please call Kendall Vickery at (804) 436-6636 or kbv@pleasantlife.com.

Lakeside Living at the Golden Eagle in Irvington. A lovely home featuring great water and golf course views and over 2500 SF on two levels. Three bedrooms, 2 baths. Condo living in an individual home with pool and cabana, ground and road maintenance, water cable and trash p/u. Owners are provided opportunity to join the Golden Eagle Golf Club of the Tides Inn. Offered for $499,000. Call John Dorsey at (804) 438-9890 or johnd@pleasantlife.com.

EAGLES LANDINGEastern Branch Corrotoman River Wonderful 4.24 acre homesite with pretty views of the creek, small boat depth water and very private. The driveway and house site have been cleared. $339,000 Colleen Shaut (804) 438-9884, crs@pleasantlife.com.

DYMER CREEKLong Lane Farm Stately pecan trees line the entrance to this established neighborhood of fine homes. This custom waterfront home offers over 2,200 sq. ft. of living space situated on a beautiful one acre lot. Dymer Creek is a deep water haven within minutes by boat to the Bay. Pier Permit in hand. Offered for $590,750. Please call Cathy Rowe (804) 438-9882 or crowe@pleasantlife.com.

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GREENVALE CREEKLancaster An absolutely beautiful setting for this 3 BR / 2 BA, one story waterfront home nestled on 2 acres in Lancaster. The waterside deck offers a pleasant view of Greenvale Creek and from the pier and close to the shore you can see the Rappahannock River. The home will need TLC but offers a fantastic opportunity and is definitely worth seeing! Offered for $399,900. Call Terri Groh (804) 438-9886 or tgroh@pleasantlife.com.

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Vacation Rentals2/3 BR CAPE ON Historic water-front estate on Corottoman River, Northern Neck, with pool and pier. May 1 to September 30. Call 804-462-7603..(Jan-24-8t)

CHARMING 3BR/1BA farmhouse on Rappahannock. Screened porch, dock, etc. Weekends, weeks or monthly. Will consider time share. Call owner/agent at 804-337-0977 for details. (Jan-31-4t)

FLORIDA KEYS, Marathon: Luxury 2BR, 2-1/2BA townhome w/50ft boat slip, pool, tennis, beach. $1500 week, $4500 month. available 4/5/08 and on. 804-529-6131..(Nov-29-tf)

REEDVILLE, VA: Waterfront house, daily/wkly/wkend/monthly w/lighted dock & ramp. Great for family vacations, fishing parties. Email Rivahgal@comcast.net or visit www.rivahbizz.com, 804-745-1422..(Nov-29-13t)

WATERFRONT COTTAGES, fur-nished, Smith Point area: Great fish-ing, ramp, dock, AC/heat, screened porch, canoe, kayak, motorboat, charter boat, great for families. Weekly/weekend. 804-453-6829. www.saltwatercottages.com(Dec-6-13t)

WATERFRONT: Beautifully furnished vacation homes on Northern Neck & Middle Peninsula. Available daily/weekly/monthly. Visit website atwww.vacationrentalsvirginia.com or call 804-436-9722. Chesapeake Property Management..(Feb-14-8t)

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

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2003 KUBOTA L3010 hydrastat tractor with LA482 loader, low hours, $12,950, call 804-436-4141..(Jan-31-tf)

2006 KAWASAKI MC Vucan 900LT: Black & red in color, windshield, sad-dlebags, low mileage, excellent con-dition, $6900. Call 804-436-2149..(Feb-14-4t)

8HP 50 BUSHEL tow behind trac-vac excellent condition $995. 9.5HP 8 Bushel trac vac, brand new engine $695. Better check out our early season specials on John Deere and Toro equipment, Chimney Corner, 804-694-5385 or 804-725-2471..(X)SS

ADIRONDACK CHAIRS, $79. Nice any time gifts. Quality wood swings, lawn and deck furniture. Leslie R. Dawson Jr. 804-580-6391. (Feb-14-13t)

ANTIQUES! Urbanna Antique Mall Annual February Sale. Furniture, Sterling, Collectibles, ALL ON SALE. Register for weekly prizes. Tues.-Sun. 11a.m.-5p.m. 124 Rappahan-nock Ave., downtown Urbanna, VA. 804-758-2000. (Feb-14-3t)SS

BANK REPOS! “In house financing” available w/20% down payment. Only 3 left. Payments less than $199 per month. Call for details 757-599-3803, Clayton Homes of Newport News..(Feb-14-4t)

BAYOU KAWASAKI 250 ATV: Red, only used 4.9/hours, very new. Moved, no room to ride. Includes book/papers. Great for hunt-ing, Christmas, etc. $3000/OBO. 804-438-5730.(Feb-21-4t)

BULK HARDWOOD mulch and bulk mushroom compost available at Farm & Home Supply, Inc., 469 N. Main St., P.O. Box 249, Kilmarnock, Virginia. Phone 804-435-3177..(Jan-3-13t)

CHERRY ENTERTAINMENT cabi-net, 32in Phillips HD TV, 2-years old. Both for $900 or cabinet $600, TV $400. View Feb. 23 only. Original cost $1,575 for both, 703-430-6184 or cell 703-362-9413..(X)

CHERRY FINISH entertainment center w/2 bookcase units. Holds 37-40in TV. 3 yrs old. Very good condition. $500 OBO. If interested, call 804-435-9595..(Feb-21-2t)

CLAYTON HOMES Singlewide blowout! We’ll beat all deals on Clay-ton Homes! Shop the rest and then buy from the best. 757-599-3803, Clayton Homes of Newport News..(Feb-14-4t)

DARK CHERRY Bookcase $50 and matching desk $150. Take both for $150. Great for an office. Call 804-435-0145..(Feb-14-2t)

FIREWOOD: All dry oak, approxi-mately 3/4 of a cord, $110 deliv-ered local, stacking extra. Call 804-580-6391..(Dec-13-13t)

GENERATOR: 3.5KW Generac on wheeled frame. Automatic idle control. Separate six breaker panel. Cable with end plugs and recep-tacle. $250. Call 804-580-8524..(Feb-14-2t)

GOLF CLUBS: Callaway Big Bertha. 4-10+W. Right handed. Graphite regular shafts. Excellent condition. $325. 804-435-1830..(Feb-7-13t)

GRANITE COBBLESTONES from old city streets: Size varies, sell by the foot, $5. Installation available. 804-908-1326..(Feb-7-tf)

HUGE LUXURY 4BR, 2BA! Limited time offer. Payments less than $375 per month. Call for details 757-599-3803, Clayton Homes of Newport News. (Feb-14-4t)

For SaleKILN (SKUTT): Interior 18inx22in, 3 rings, assorted shelves and posts, $125. Many ceramic molds, make offer. Call 804-462-7173..(Feb-21-4t)

LARGE JOTUL woodstove: Will heat your cabin, garage or workshop. Only $200. Lancaster area, come and get it. 540-882-3468 or email bjosselyn@earthlink.net(Feb-14-3t)

MICROWAVE, Sears, like new, large, under-counter, $175. Makita table-saw, $175. Solid oak dresser, $200. Other miscellaneous items. Week-ends 804-529-7133, weekdays 301-320-9826 or 703-787-0031..(Feb-14-2t)

MODULAR land and home pack-ages. Many floor plans to choose f rom Low interest rates and lowest down payment anywhere. 757-599-3803, Clayton Homes of Newport News..(Feb-14-4t)

NEW/SURPLUS windows, doors, cabinets, factory second Santa Cruz premium leaded glass entry doors, etc. 4000 doors in stock. We build door units for you. U-Save big $$$. BSS Discounts, Stafford, Va. 1-800-206-4825..(Nov-25-tf)

NO MONEY DOWN! All landowners qualify! 3, 4 and 5BR modular homes available Call today. 757-599-3803, Clayton Homes of Newport News..(Feb-14-4t)

PLANER/JOINER: Ryobi 12in heavy duty planer with 6in Joiner. Have owner’s manual and parts list extra blades, $395. Long bed lathe: with bench and turning chisels, seldom used, 6-years old, Craftsman, $365. Burgess, call 804-580-1513..(Feb-21-2t)

SAVE $$$ Surplus and New Windows, Doors, Cabinets and More!

* Special order cabinets delivered to your door * New vinyl replacement & new construction windows. * All types interior/exterior doors, several brands available

BSS 2721 Richmond Road

(Rt. 360), Warsaw Ed Lewis Marine Building

Open Tuesday thru Saturday 804-333-0001 (Mar-22-tf)

SEASONED HARDWOOD: $40 for compact pickup load (S-10/ranger), $50 for 1/2 ton, $60 for 3/4 ton. Load your own. Call 580-7382 or 804-438-5374..(Jan-3-tf)

STEINWAY GRAND piano, 1984 Model B, black satin finish, fine condition. $35,000 OBO. Call 804-580-8301..(Feb-7-4t)

THE JAMESTOWN Exposition, Virginia 1907: Only book known to be owned by private individual. Rea-sonably priced at $9000. Mint con-dition. Call anytime, 804-394-9808..(Feb-21-4t-C)

Yard SalesASHTON’S YARD SALE: Everything must go! Yard sale items at yard sale prices! Wednesday, Thurs-day, Friday, Saturday (2/20-2/23). Items leftover from the move and more. 422 Rappahannock Drive, Ashton’s..(X)

BOY SCOUT TROOP 235 now accepting donations on February 23, 9-11a.m., White Stone, Rt.3 & Wind-mill Point Rd. No clothes please. Call 804-462-6174 to arrange pickup of larger items. Proceeds send 6 boys to 2008 camp. Yard sale on March 15..(Feb-14-2t)

MOVING SALE: Feb. 22-24, 9a.m.-5p.m. Washer/dryer, 4 poster arch queen size bed, appliances, Hunter ceiling fans, 3ft. Clydesdale bar clock, camouflage apparel, dehu-midifier, 202 Taylors Beach Rd., Reedville, 804-453-4313..(X)

MOVING SALE: Household items, furniture, tools, boat, riding mower, much more. 2/23/08, Saturday, 8a.m.-5p.m. White Stone, 82 Bel-lows Dr., end of Ocran Rd., follow signs..(Feb-14-2t)SS

RAIN or SHINE: Saturday 2/23 and Sunday 2/24, 8a.m.-1p.m. Antiques, collectibles, crystal, art work, furni-ture, mirrors, lamps, etc. Cleaning out attic and storage sheds. Home of Leigh Merrick, 4037 Weems Road in the Village of Weems. You don’t want to miss this..(X)

BoatsMotors17ft. BAYLINER, 1996: Force 75 out-board, with trailer. Full canvas, knot meter, depth sounder. $5500 OBO. Call 804-580-8301. (Feb-7-4t)

1987 BOSTON WHALER Super Sport: 11ft., mahogany steering console and seats, new 20HP Merc engine, w/trailer, excellent condition, $5850. Weekend 804-529-7133, weekdays 301-320-9826 or 703-787-0031..(Feb-14-4t)

1999 LEGACY CENTER Console 19, 125 Mercury, trailer, live well, looks/runs great, lift kept, ideal for fishing, many extras. $9200 OBO. Call 804-462-7518..(Feb-7-4t)

2001 28ft BOSTON WHALER Con-quest: Twin Mercury Optimax, 140 hours. Hard top w/full enclosure plus bimini (new 2007), full electron-ics, heat/air, 2007 survey, $83,500. 804-435-1830..(Feb-14-13t)

2003 BOSTON WHALER 275 Con-quest. $89,500 OBO. Low hours. Lift kept. More info write hopefulmarch@yahoo.com for info or pictures. Call 540-842-9343. (Feb-21-13t)

2004 SEA-BOSS, 21ft, 200HP O/B, ready for fishing. $20,000 OBO. Call 804-580-4566. (Feb-7-4t)

32ftX11ft.6in WEBBER COVE FG: 3208 Cat, 2-1 twin disc, 12kt cruise, easy on fuel, best electron-ics, shore power, galley, head, V-Berths, out and down riggers, elect. anchor and lite, new Hyd. steering, batteries and bottom paint. Much more. Excellent condition. Great fishing, travel or charter boat. $49,500/OBO. Call 804-453-6635. (Feb-21-2t-C)

BOAT TRAILER: 1987 Cox tilt trailer, 2630 lbs gross weight. New tires. $450. Call 804-462-7441..(Feb-14-2t)

SE116 OUTDRIVE (upper and lower) from Sterndrive Engineer-ing. Replaces Mercruiser Gen II. Full warranty until June 2010. Never used. Plans changed. Cost new $1395. Will sell for $800. Call 804-435-0948..(Jan-31-4t)

BoatsMotors

C. SCOTT VAIL YACHT BROKERAGE

70 Rappahannock RoadIRVINGTON, VA 804-438-6443

Power 1987 Present 46’ Trawler-$165,0001978 Chris Craft 45’ MY-$125,000

‘41 Chris Craft Chal-lenger-$145,000 ‘86 Roughwater

41’Trawler-$136,500‘86 Heritage 40’ Trawler-$138,5001970 Dyer 40’ Downeast-$109,000 1987 Carver 38’ Aft Cabin-$79,000

1991 Grand Banks 36’-SOLD1981 Grand Banks 36’- $109,500

2002 Bayliner 3488-$125,000‘05 Rinker 342 Fiesta

Vee-$129,0001976 Egg Harbor 33ftSF-$39,900

‘84 ChrisCrft 31’-$29,500 1969 Uniflite 31’ FB-$12,500

‘85 Bertram 28’ Bahia Mar-$57,000

1995 Grady White 272-$43,9002000 Grady White 226-PENDING

Sail1979 Alden 44’MK I-$185,000

1976 Whitby 42’-$84,000 1975 Custom Cutter 40’-$79,900

1976 Irwin 37’ MK III-$37,000 1979 Allied 31ft Ketch-SOLD

1984 Bristol 31’-$57,000

There has never been a better timeTo be a Buyer!

www.yachtworld.com/cscottvail(X)

CUSTOM YACHT SERVICE YACHT BROKERAGE 96 SEAFOOD LANE

IRVINGTON, VA 804-438-5563

www.yachtworld.com/customy-acht

Power 28’ 1985 Chris Craft - $16,000

1993 22ft. Grady White - $15,00029’ 1994 Luhrs - $79,90030’ 1999 Pursuit $120,000

1995 Boston Whaler Jet Boat $5,500

Sailboat 42’ 1988 Stevens $139,000

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FLICKA: Sweet little pocket cruiser, custom-built, 3-ft draft. In-board Yanmar diesel, standing head room, perfect for 2. Asking $8K. 757-286-7366..(Feb-14-4t)

Marine ServicesKLEENFUEL: Fuel polishing, tank cleaning using the Ocean Marine System. USCG l icensed and insured. Save on your boat down-time. Visa & Mastercard accepted. Cell, 804-694-6040. (Jan-3-13t)

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..(Nov-22-13t)

R&J MARINE SERVICE: Mobile repairs, low prices, fast response. C a l l 8 0 4 - 4 3 5 - 7 9 0 6 o r c e l l 804-450-1945..(Dec-13-13t)

Help WantedARE YOU LOOKING for a great career: Deltaville Boatyard is now interviewing to fill positions in the skilled trades: Marine Electrical, Mechanical, Systems Technicians needed. We train the right people. Great attitude ensures success! Call Keith Ruse, 804-514-4397. Visit us online at Deltavilleboatyard.com.(Feb-14-2t)

CARPENTER or CARPENTER’S Helper: Must have own transpor-tation. Experienced preferred but will train. Call 804-435-3899 or 804-436-3493..(Mar-29-tf)

CHURCH SECRETARY: Kilmarnock Baptist Church is accepting applica-tions for a 25-hour a week secretary. Must be a Christian, have computer skills, a strong work ethic, and enjoy working with people. Please contact 804-435-1703 to request an appli-cation..(Jan-17-tf)

DEMONSTRATORS:: Seeking out-going individuals to cook, sample & sell products in local supermarkets. 1-800-628-9026. FL..(Feb-21-3t)

EXPERIENCED Carpenter for local company working in Lancaster and Northumberland Co. Wages are competitive and dependent on level of ability. Call 804-435-6141 after 6 p.m..(Nov-30-tf)

EXPERIENCED COOKS Needed for fast paced restaurant. Professional appearance and attitude welcomed. Top pay and great working environ-ment convey. Closed Sun & Mon. Apply or send resume to Dano’s, 10880 General Puller Hgwy., Hart-field, VA 23071. 804-776-8031..(Feb-14-2t)SS

Help WantedEXPERIENCED HVAC Technicians: Full-time, must be dependable and energetic. Benefits Include: Paid hospitalization, Life & Disability Insurance, Vacation, Holidays, Sick Leave & Retirement Plan. Must have dependable transportation to and from work and an acceptable DMV driving record. All applicants will remain confidential. Phone 800-913-9339, Northern Neck area..(Feb-24-tf)

EXPERIENCED TRIM & siding car-penters wanted. Own tools & trans-portation a must. Long term study employment. Drug free workplace. Cell 804-758-2037..(Nov-9-tf)SS

ISP TECH SUPPORT/CSR. Will provide telephone tech support and customer service functions. Previous telephone computer sup-port experience preferred. Please mail resume to FDC at P.O. Box 1336, Saluda, VA 23149. EOE..(Jan-31-6t)SS

Help WantedLOVE WORKING WITH KIDS?

The Boys & Girls Club of N’Neck is now accepting applications for part-time, after school work in the following positions:*Administrative Assistant*Education Co-Ordinator*Physical Education Co-Ordinator*Social Recreation Co-Ordinator*Arts & Crafts Instructor

Send resumes before March 14, 2008 to Boys & Girls Club of N’Neck, P.O. Box 564, Kilmarnock, VA 22482. Attn: Phil Bennett, CPO.(X)

NEED A NEW CAREER? Truck Driver Training

Train Locally at Rappahannock Community

CollegeóGlenns INSTRUCTORS NEEDED For more information call:

1-888-878-4CDL (Jan-13-tf)SS

435-1701 .... this number will get you places!

C4 • Rappahannock Record • Kilmarnock, VA • February 21, 2008

Carter’s Creek

$1,075,000

Rappahannock/Lancaster Creek

$669,500

Laurel Point

$459,500

Sailboat Harbor

$898,500

For appointment, please call . . .

LAWLERREAL ESTATE(804) 435-1000

Located on Rt. 3 in White Stone

Exceptional Properties

Ches-Bay Realty

PRESLEY CREEK AND POTOMAC RIVEREnjoy simple and quiet lifestyle in this 2300 sq. ft., 3 bdrm., 2 1/2 bath waterfront home on 1.19± acres in Potomac Bay Estates. First floor master suite. 400 sq. ft. apartment over detached 2 car garage. Water views from every room. Community ameni-ties include boat ramp, picnic area and sand beach. $649,900

PIANKATANK RIVER ACCESSUnder construction. Your choice of siding, carpet and paint. 1400 sq. ft., 3 bdrm. 1 1/2 bath, 1 block from water. Community sand beaches and 3 boat ramps. $186,900

LANCASTER WATERFRONT LOTS 2 wooded lots each 2.895± acres on Moran Creek. $79,900 and $119,900.

Josh Howell804-815-1210

email: jvhchesbay@cablefirst.net

Ches-Bay Realty Inc.10880P Gen. Puller Hwy., Hartfield, VA 23071

804-776-6044 • Ches-bay@inna.netWe have others! Call us for more information on these houses or any others you see advertised.

View our web site for details: www.chesbayrealestate.com

Help WantedNORTHERN NECK Solutions, Inc. is looking for serious low-voltage tech-nician. Candidate should have vast amount of experience and/or certi-fication. Must be able to work over-time and travel. Call 804-462-5990 to set-up interview..(X)

NORTHUMBERLAND FAMILY YMCA seeking motivated individual for Camp Director position. Respon-sible for operations, event planning, supervision, communications for summer day camp program. www.peninsulaymca.org for information..(Feb-14-6t)

PART-TIME OFFICE help needed for local business. Must have computer knowledge, be good with public. Send resume to: Resume, P.O. Box 1361, Kilmarnock, Va 22482..(Feb-14-4t)

PIANIST/ORGANIST NEEDED: Interested individuals must call 804-453-3530 and leave a mes-sage..(Aug-9-tf)

PIANIST: Harmony Grove Bap-tist Church is seeking pianist for Sunday morning worship service and Wednesday night choir prac-tice. Salary negotiable, music is tra-ditional. Also the church is seeking pianist to supply in the interim. Con-tact Church Office, 804-758-5154..(Feb-14-2t)

POSITION AVAILABLE: Book-keeper/Sales Associate. Send resume to code: Bookkeeper, c/o P.O. Box 400, Kilmarnock, Va 22482..(Feb-7-4t)

REPORTER-PHOTOGRAPHER: Energetic reporter/photographer needed for the Rappahannock Record news team. Assignments range from local government to seasonal features and spot news in the lower Northern Neck of Virginia. Journalism experience and familiar-ity with digital cameras desired. Full time position includes occasional evening and weekend assignments. Salary plus health insurance. Send resume and writing samples to Publisher, Rappahannock Record, PO Box 400, Kilmarnock, VA 22482 or via e-mail to fgaskins@rrecord.com..(Feb-21-4t)

SEASONAL POSITIONS available at Bethpage Camp-Resort and Grey’s Point Camp. Available posi-tions include maintenance, retail merchandiser/purchasing clerk, snack bar and ice cream shop. Fax resume to Bethpage Camp-Resort at 804-758-0209 or email to bethpage@oasisonline.com(Feb-14-2t)SS

SERVICE TECH needed, must have driver’s license. Great pay, insurance, year round work, 401k, overtime, call 443-2223 or email at riverpools#andspas@hotmail.com(Feb-14-3t)

VET: Passionate about combating pet overpopulation? Spray/neuter Clinic, Gloucester, Virginia needs team leader. Send resume: Animal Resource Foundation, P.O.Box 1349, Yorktown, Va 23692 or arfvir-ginia@gmail.com..(Feb-7-4t)

65 Twin Oaks, Water View - $225,000Three bedroom two bath rancher on 1.07 acres. Only four years old, looks like new. Two car garage, front porch, insulated windows, master bedroom

suite with walk-in closet and a full appliance package. Call today!

Latonya Billups - GSH Real Estate

Help WantedTHE NORTHERN NECK Regional Jail, Warsaw, VA, is seeking quali-fied applicants for full time position of Jail Officer. Jail officers enjoy benefits such as paid holidays, paid health insurance, paid retirement, $2000 annual college tuition assis-tance, paid life insurance, salary enhancements for college degree, and salary enhancements based on performance. Salary $30,538.08 (not including holidays and over-time). Uniforms and meals are also provided. This position involves shift work. Applications may be picked up at jail (804) 333-6419 or down-loaded from website at www.nnrj.state.va.us EOE..(Feb-7-4t)

WELDERS, ELECTRICIANS and Mechanics: Omega Protein, Inc. has immediate openings for certified welders, experienced electricians and qualified mechan- ics at its plant in Reedville, VA. Competitive salary depending on experience. Shift work required. Applications may be picked up at the guard house at the plant or you may email rsmith@omegaproteininc.com with resume....(Feb-14-2t)

Work WantedChild Care Available: In Lancaster. Music, story time, crafts, pool to play in summer, movie time, nap time and more provided. Full and part time and daily openings available, flexible hours, reason-able rates. References available. Call for rates, (804)-462-7633, 804-761-4966, or 804-436-4127..(Jan-31-4t-C)

EXPERIENCED PERSON w/Micro-soft Word, Excel, Access and Quick-books skills seeking work to do from home: Billing, maintain data-bases, correspondence, events management. Resume available. 804-462-6284 beckl@skyelink.com(Dec-6-13t)

EXPERIENCED PET Caretaker: Going away? I give loving care to your pet(s) in your home in their familiar surroundings. Short/long term, references. 804-435-1917. (Feb-21-4t-C)

NEED A BABYSITTER? Responsible 18-year old female available for childcare in your home, Lancaster/N’land Counties. Reasonable prices, flexible hours. References available upon request. 804-580-1437. (Feb-14-5t-C)

WantedI AM DOING RESEARCH for a book on the work of architect, Alan McCullough. Alan designed numer-ous houses in the Northern Neck, Tidewater and Richmond areas. If you live in a house designed by Alan McCullough, or knew him during his years in this area, please contact me by phone or e-mail. Thank you! Steven Reiss, 804-438-6139, ste-venr0520@yahoo.com(Feb-21-2t-C)

THE RECORD ONLINEwww.rrecord.com

WantedMONTHLY RENTAL of private residential pier area: Mill Creek/Great Wicomico/lower Rappahan-nock with bay access beginning May for 47ft sailing catamaran. 703-979-4214.dmdhome@yahoo.com (Feb-14-4t)

TRUCK CAP to fit Toyota Tacoma 6ft. bed. Also possible trade for small trailer. Call 804-453-9178..(Feb-21-2t)

Wanted To BuyOUTSIDE PLAYHOUSE wanted for a little girl. In good condition. Call 804-438-5374..(Jan-3-tf)

WANTED WORLD WAR II mili-tary items. American, German, Japanese uniforms, swords, guns, metals, documents, photos, insig-nia and equipment. Cash offers. 804-843-3108..(Dec-20-13t)

Business ServicesAAA HANDYMAN: Everybody needs a hand. Let me be your handyman. Family business 30 years. Win-dows, doors, floors, roofs, porches. Free affordable estimates. Keith, 804-758-4422..(Jan-31-13t)SS

AFFORDABLE PRESSURE Wash-ing by Power Wash of Virginia, hot and cold water capabilities: Homes, roofs, decks, cleaned/sealed - senior citizen discounts, free estimates. 804-462-0616www.powerwashofva.com (Nov-29-13t)

AFFORDABLE WEIGHT Manage-ment: Easy for busy lives. Eat regular food, our delicious products, snacks. Feel better, increase energy. ShapeWorks. Free coaching. Start today. 804-436-4673..(Feb-21-4t)

ATTENTION!! WE DO what regular cleaners won’t do: Walls, skylights, windows, gutters, painting, small home repairs, any/all cleaning, powerwashing. Insured, bonded. Bob, 1-804-436-2241. Cleaning Professionals..(Nov-29-13t)

BACKHOE SERVICES: Land grad-ing, trenching, stump removal, back filling, sitework, shoreline restora-tion, lot clearing. Commercial and residential. Small jobs or by hour. Locally owned, 804-435-2198..(Jan-10-13t)

Business ServicesBUD’S INTERIOR and EXTE-RIOR Painting: Power washing homes, decks and boat docks for mildew. Water sealer on decks and boat docks applied if wanted. 804-435-6906..(Jan-3-13t)

BUSHHOGGING, LAWN CARE, small tree removal, stump grind-ing, snow removal, much more. Cal l today for free estimate. Ryan, 804-436-6640. Melvin, 804-436-1910..(Dec-13-13t)

CARPENTRY AND VINYL siding and replacement windows, decks, painting and small repairs. 25 years experience. Call George Lackert, 804-435-0475..(Nov-29-13t)

CARPENTRY/HOME Improvements. 25-years residential construction experience. Repairs, remodeling, design & build. Free estimates, licensed and insured. Robert Bland, 804-436-1615..(Jan-10-13t)

CLARKE’S CLEANING and General Maintenance Service, Inc. Residen-tial and commercial. Licensed and insured, weekly or monthly. Refer-ences available. Call 804-438-6869..(Feb-21-13t)

D. STEVENS CONSTRUCTION LLC Class B Contractor. New homes, additions, renovations. Call Darrell, 804-815-2154 or 804-443-2898. Superior Work, affordable prices..(May-31-52t)

DECORATIVE PAINTING: Murals, glazes, stripes, textures, stencils, stamps, faux marble, brick, stone, etc., painted on your walls, floors or furniture. Insured. Lausanne, 804-815-6851.www.marshhawkstudio.com(Nov-29-13t)

DOOLEY’S ELECTRICAL Services: No job too small. New and old construction. Quick response. 804-436-3951..(Feb-14-4t)

FALL LEAF CLEANUP, tree/debris removal, lot clearing, hauling, other services available. 20-years experi-ence, free estimates. H&L Services, Brent Hall, 804-462-0780 or Kevin Lewis, 804-435-0028..(Nov-29-13t)

GOT BIRDS? Need a sitter while you’re away. Very experienced with small to large parrots. Willing to pet sit cats & house sitting also. Excellent references, 804-436-4832, leave a message if no answer..(Feb-21-3t)

Business ServicesGRASSCUTTING, bush-hogging and driveway maintenance. Harris Lawn Service, Charles Harris, 804-453-3279, e-mail cfharris@kaballero.com..(Nov-29-13t)

HANDYMAN SERVICES: Odd jobs, small jobs, weekend projects, home repair. Have been in construction for ten years, experienced in many fields. Call John at 804-436-5312..(Feb-21-2t)

HOMEOWNERS: Tired of flooding, wet, damp floors or basements, foundations, crawl spaces, loose tiles? Do you have standing water (hydrostatic pressure)? Quality Drain-age Solutions, 804-435-2198(O)..(Jan-24-13t)

JEWELRY APPRAISALS: G.I.A. Graduate Gemologist. For appoint-ments call Ross’s Rings and Things, 804-435-3529, 200 Irvington Rd., Kilmarnock, VA..(Jan-31-13t)

LOCAL ARTIST to draw picture of your home, a color portrait or a painting of your favorite site for a nominal fee. Call 804-435-3316. Ask for Barbara. Email: barbara_549@msn.com..(Feb-21-2t)

LOWERY CARPENTRY Services, LLC: Hardwood floors, cabinets, trim, decks, water damage, remod-eling, etc. 25 years experience. Free estimates, licensed and insured. Phil Lowery, 804-758-1445..(Jan-24-13t)

MUSIC: Transfer your LP records or tapes to CD! Buying and selling records. Professional quality, stais-vation guaranteed, Ask for Doug. 804-436-3231..(Dec-13-13t)

ON THE NAIL Contracting: Class A contractor, licensed and insured. Charles Harris, contractor. Call 804-725-7550(o), 804-815-4686(c). Framing, flooring, windows, decks, additions, siding and more. (Jan-17-tf)

Business ServicesOWNER ASSOCIATIONS: We pro-vide full services from hourly assis-tance to total annual management. For free consultation call Lee Prop-erty Management 804-436-7031 or 757-810-8531, email LeePropMgt@cox.net(Jan-10-13t)

PAINTING INTERIOR and Exterior, cedar shake roof restoration, deck cleaning and sealing, cleaning siding, mildew, removal, window cleaning, jobsite/construction clean up. B-Clean 804-438-5106..(Dec-13-13t)

PAINTING: EXTERIOR/INTERIOR. Also roof repairs, window cleaning, aluminum siding, power washing. Free estimates. Also firewood for sale. Glendon Pinn, over 48/years, experience. 804-462-7458.(Feb-21-13t)

PHOTO & VIDEO: Local photog-rapher & videographer specializes in non-studio shoots. Weddings, family and corporate events, sports/action, casual portrait. bayardk.com (804) 761-1345..(Feb-14-13t)

PORTABLE SAW MILL: Turn your downed trees into lumber or cash. 2000-5000 board feet daily. Large capacity capable of cutting any size lumber. Jonah, 804-240-0285..(Jan-17-tf)

POWER WASHING: Decks, docks, houses, brick, concrete. Quality service since 1995. Call the pro-fessionals, Under Pressure Power Washing Services, 804-435-2559..(Jan-3-13t)

SEAMSTRESS, exper ienced: Custom sewing for home/office including alterations, window treat-ments, bedspreads, pillows, and slipcovers. All types of Marine Work, Teresa, 804-438-6020, e-mail bde-sign27@peoplepc.com(Feb-14-13t)

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RE 2005 ANDERSON LULA MAE 34 228 65.94 RE 2005 BALL BUDD & MAMIE 28 164C 74.62 RE 2005 BALL BUDD & MAMIE M 28 164D 16.40 RE 2005 BEASLEY MARY 27 281A 2.05 RE 2005 BLUE VANNIE EST & ALICE /CONAWAY/ 5 27 126.69 RE 2005 BROMLEY WILLIAM L 17 12F 6.08 RE 2005 BULLARD PATRICIA ANN 14A 2 176.82 RE 2005 BURRELL GLADYS O 27 189 78.31 RE 2005 BUTLER RONNIE L 9 22 39.54RE 2005 CARTER JAVON R & 16 83K 573.18 MCMILLAN, CHRISTAL LRE 2005 CARTER REGINALD S 17 2C 257.89 RE 2005 CONAWAY GILBERT C & PERNEZE D 8 18 306.27 RE 2005 CONAWAY LEWIS JR & PEARL M 6 10 204.59 RE 2005 CONWAY LEWIS F 34 387A 147.19 RE 2005 COX JOSEPH I 29 34D 2.46 RE 2005 CUNDIFF DEBORAH L 34 328 4.10 RE 2005 CUNDIFF DEBORAH L 34 329 9.36 RE 2005 CUNDIFF DEBORAH L 34 329A .41 RE 2005 CURRY IDA SUSAN 23A 12C 258.71 RE 2005 DAVENPORT MELVIN & RUTH 5 59 24.60 RE 2005 DAVIS ALDREMA ASKEW 13 141B 24.76 RE 2005 DAY EUNICE DELPHINE 9 8 59.87 RE 2005 DRESZER RICHARD J & ANNA 29B 40 1.64 RE 2005 F & M BANK - ATLANTIC #12252 35 199 66.42 Now owned by: BASS BOBBIE H RE 2005 FAUNTLEROY HEZEKIAH MILTON & 34G 1 12 36.90 CHARLOTTE ANN RE 2005 FITZGERALD WILLIAM K JR 35 36A 92.25 RE 2005 G & M OIL COMPANY INC 15 20 232.06 RE 2005 GAINES WALTER JR 21 164C 301.76 RE 2005 GIBSON JOYCE;HENDERSON,QUINTON, 5A 1 D 6 294.38 GIBSON, RICKY A; GIBSON KENYA N & SMITH REGINALD RE 2005 GREEN ELAINE R 27 273A 91.11 RE 2005 HANSCOM WHITNEY E 33 317A 836.68 RE 2005 HAYES RAYMOND A 35 187F 36.90 RE 2005 HOWARD FRANKLIN 20 142 28.70 RE 2005 JACKSON TONY A & EMONIA 20E 1 123 19.54 RE 2005 JONES BURKE L 20 70 61.91 RE 2005 JONES DANIEL EST 28 42 69.70 RE 2005 JONES PAUL R JR 27 281H 275.52 RE 2005 LEE NOBLE EST 13 43 46.13 Now owned by: LEE TONY RE 2005 LOGAN NINA ET ALS 14 104 168.10 RE 2005 LUSTIG DAVID 25 136J 371.87 RE 2005 MAULTSBY CHARLES H & TYLER, DORIS L 34 390C 13.71 RE 2005 MICKLES FREDDIE ROGER; JAMES, DOLLY A 34 183A 198.44 MICKLES, WILLIAM J; DARLEEN F & MARION RE 2005 MOODY GEORGE W & GRACE E 29 31B 130.45 RE 2005 RICH COLUMBUS JR & CYNTHIA 21 142D 22.95 RE 2005 ROBINSON ALICE 5 21C 227.96 RE 2005 SIMMONS MICHAEL C 20 138G 28.37 RE 2005 SMITH BETTY LEE 21 128D 171.25 RE 2005 SMITH JAMIE RYDELL & YERBY, TEREESE C 27 211 1.95 RE 2005 SMITH JOYCE A 13 98G 301.35 RE 2005 STEVENS LLOYD E 33 190A 2.87 RE 2005 STEVENS LLOYD E 33 191 241.90 RE 2005 STEWART CLINTON D JR ET AL 16 38A 54.12 RE 2005 TAYLOR DOROTHY 15 111A 140.44 RE 2005 TAYLOR LULA 27 267A 8.20 RE 2005 TAYLOR TIMOTHY ODELL 17 29A 63.55 RE 2005 THOMAS CHERYL & JEANETTE TRUSTEES 17 96A 165.23 AND THOMAS CHERYL & JEANETTE RE 2005 TIGGLE GRACE M 28 12C 45.10 RE 2005 TURPIN SCOTT A & MARGARET W 33 97G 195.53 RE 2005 WADDY LEVESTER 35 167 15.58 RE 2005 WAITES PETER EST 7 96 27.88 RE 2005 WILLIAMSON JEANNE LORRAINE TAYLOR 33 502 66.09 RE 2005 WRIGHT GREGORY T 28 40A 209.67

In conformity with Section 58.1-3924 of the Code of Virginia and authorized by the governing body of LANCASTER COUNTY, the following is a list of nonpayment taxes which are delinquent. LOCAL LEVIES DO NOT INCLUDE PENALTY AND INTEREST.BONNIE J D HAYNIE TREASURER

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Business ServicesTREE SERVICES: Trimming, cut-ting down, hauling away, lot clear-ing bushhogging, free estimates. Fully insured. Firewood for sale, seasoned hardwood. O.D. Taylor 804-435-2901 after 6p.m..(Jan-10-13t)

WALLPAPER-WALLPAPER- www.wallpapercarl.com All types of wallpapers and borders installed, removed, and repaired. Large and small jobs, even boats. Pre-mium results. Local references. 804-725-1919, cell-804-725-8108. www.wallpapercarl.com..(June-22-tf)

WILLIAMS TOWING: Quality, safe towing. Insured for street towing. Pick up junk cars and broken forklifts for free. Call 804-815-7869 cell or 804-725-5178 home..(Dec-13-13t)

YOGA: White Stone Intuitive Flow Yoga. Small classes now forming, relaxing atmosphere. Gift cer-tificates available. Jill Bland, C.Y.T., 382 Chesapeake Dr., White Stone, 804-436-5556..(Dec-6-13t)

NoticesNOTICE

Public SalesMarch 1, 2008, 10 a.m.

Default of Rent AgreementAll Contents in:Unit #36 Shirley StaffordUnit #45 & 108 Joanne S. BradleyUnit #C61 Chantel ThrowerUnit #49 Dorothy BullisUnit #90 Rudolph WebsterUnit #101 Shannon CuttingWill be sold by Closed Bids

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VERIZON WIRELESS proposes to construct a 300-foot-tall telecom-munications tower located at the address 348 Ocran Road, in the White Stone area of Lancaster County, Virginia. Verizon Wire-less invites comments from any interested party on the impacts of the tower on any properties that are listed or eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. Comments may be sent to Geo-Technology Associates, Inc., ATTN: Andrew Hendricks, 43760 Trade Center Place, Suite 110, Sterling, Virginia, 20166 or submit-ted by telephone to Mr. Hendricks at (703) 478-0055. Comments must be received by March 23, 2008..(X)

VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF LANCASTER COUNTY

IN RE: ESTATE OF LIDDELL CONWAY RONQUEST, DECEASED

SHOW CAUSE AGAINST DISTRI-BUTION

It appearing that a report of the accounts of Milton M. Ronquest, Executor of the Estate of Liddell Conway Ronquest, deceased, and of the debts and demands against said Estate has been filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the County of Lancaster, and that six months have elapsed since the qualification, on motion of the Executor, it is hereby ORDERED that the creditors of, and all others interested in, the Estate of Liddell Conway Ronquest do show cause, if any they can, on the 25th day of February, at 9:00 A.M., before this Court at its courtroom, against the payment and delivery of the

Estate of Liddell Conway Ronquest, deceased, to creditors of the dece-dent having priority status under the Code of Virginia §64.1-157, there appearing to be no funds available for distribution to general creditors or beneficiaries.It is further ORDERED that the foregoing portion of this Order be published once a week for two (2) successive weeks in The Rappa-hannock Record, a newspaper of general circulation in the County of Lancaster, Virginia. ENTER: Harry T. Taliaferro Judge DATE: February 11, 2008

A TRUE COPYTeste:Diane H. Mumford, ClerkBy Diana T. Sadler, DCLancaster County Circuit Court

I ask for this:

Ammon G. Dunton, Jr., Counsel for Milton M. Ronquest,Executor of EstateDunton, Simmons & Dunton, L.L.P.P. O. Box 5White Stone, Virginia 22578

Seen:

Francis A. Burke, Esq.Ass is tan t Commiss ioner o f Accountsof Lancaster County(Feb-14-2t)

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1947 FORD COUPE: 350 Vortec motor, mounted on S-10 pickup truck frame, new tires/rims, includes $1200 in new parts. Call for info, 804-435-0819 or 804-761-3420..(Jan-24-tf)

1952 MG TD: yellow & scarlet custom paint, new upholstery & tires, good top, side curtains, some parts, mostly stock, garage kept for most of the last 40 years. This car is an eye catcher! Looks and runs good! 2 owners, $19,500. 804-761-4705..(Feb-21-2t)

1964 IMPALA: 2 door coupe, new paint, dark metal flake blue, side pipes, chrome wheels, custom 327, 4bbl., DuoGlide trans, new upholstery, many upgrades. Nice ride. Looks like it belongs in the movies. $19,500. 804-761-4705..(Feb-21-2t)

1979 JEEP CJ-5: Fiberglass body, 258 6 cyl. front disc brakes. New battery/alternator/fuel pump/motor mounts and more. Runs great. $2000 OBO. To view call 804-758-5858 or email EA7770@aol.com for pictures and more details..(Feb-14-2t)

1992 FORD F-150 XLT: 127k miles, 5.0 V8, A/C, power steering/brakes/windows, cruise control. tow hitch w/brake controller, and much more. Good condition w/current VA inspection. $2200 OBO. to view call 804-758-5858 or email EA7770@aol.com for pictures and more details..(Feb-14-2t)

1994 MERCURY COUGAR RX7: fully loaded, good condition, new tires, $2300 OBO. Call 804-453-4408..(Feb-21-tf)

1998 CORVETTE: Automatic, convert-ible 113,000 highway miles. W/wolf cover. $17,000. Call 804-908-1326..(Feb-7-tf)

2002 TOYOTA AVALON XL: Fully equipped, excellent condition. Only 19,850 miles. About half price of new at $14,900. Call 804-580-5527..(Feb-14-3t-C)

2003 BONNEVILLE SE: 3.8 V6, 27mpg. Excellent condition. (records available) 115k single owner miles. 16in aluminum wheels, all disc antilock brakes, spoiler, leather, 6 speaker sound system, $6,900. Call 804-580-9108..(Feb-21-2t)

2004 FORD F250 Super Duty Pickup. Moderate mileage, $7990. Listed new at $24K. Call 804-436-4141..(Jan-31-tf)

2004 GMC ENVOY: Excellent condi-tion. $14,500. also, 1989 S-10 Chevy pickup, runs good. $800/OBO. Call 804-436-5510. (Feb-14-2t)

2005 CHEVROLET TAHOE: white, 49,000 miles, new tires, one owner, $20,000. 804-493-8847 after 4 p.m. 804-366-2388 or 804-366-2377..(Feb-14-2t)

2007 FORD F150: Silver gray, 7,354.9 miles, bedliner, Craftman tool box, extended cab, trailer hitch, diamond fusion windows. $14,750. Take over payments if desired. 804-436-7839.(Feb-21-2t)

MERCEDES CLASSIC 1983 300 Diesel: Good condition inside & out. $1195. Call 804-436-3771..(Feb-14-2t)SS

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www.rrecord.comDr. Clyde Roper gave a presentation on the mysteri-ous giant squid January 20 at Sundays at Two at the Lan-caster Community Library.

Roper said the squid was a creature of myth until the late 1800s, when remains washed up on a Newfoundland shore. Later, more deceased speci-mens appeared in areas fre-quented by sperm whales, which feed on the squid, but no one ever saw a live speci-men in its natural habitat at a depth of 2,500 feet.

National Geographic funded Roper’s search for a living giant squid on trips to the Azores and New Zealand, but the elusive creature was not sighted. Finally, in 2004 on his 27th trip in search of the animal, a Japanese scien-tist snagged a tentacle, and then in 2005, finally hooked a living giant squid. It is on dis-play in a museum in Tokyo. In the U.S., the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History has a 60-foot-long animal that washed up on shore on display.January 27

Robert Wayland spoke on “Gas Prices, Climate Change, and the Fate of the Bay” Janu-ary 27. He confirmed that the Chesapeake Bay, the largest estuary in the U.S., is in dis-tress, suffering from cloudy water, loss of underwater grasses, lowered oxygen levels, and a decrease in spe-cies, adversely affecting the fish and shellfish industries, recreation and tourism.

The causes of the decline are excess nutrients from agri-cultural production, sewage, emissions from power plants and cars, runoff from farm fields and pavements, and loss of cleansing wetlands, under-water grasses and oysters.

Positive strides include upgrades to sewage treatment plants, improvements in storm water management, support for agricultural best-manage-ment practices, wetland loss reduction and habitat restora-tion.

Countervailing factors are population growth, urban sprawl, more miles driven by watershed residents, more vehicles not subject to fuel economy standards and declining reduction in agri-cultural pollution.

New threats involve high gas prices and resulting etha-nol production, mostly from corn, which is inefficient, expensive and increases nitro-gen in waterways. The great-est potential source of wetland restoration is the conversion of croplands, but farmers may be reluctant to enroll in conservation programs due to high corn prices, Wayland said.

Sundays at Two programs reviewed

Emmalyn Carter greets speaker Clyde Roper.

David Lundberg

February 3James Wootton presented

the February 3 lecture on Elizabeth Kortright Monroe, wife of President James Monroe. Wootton has written a book about her and served for 23 years as curator at Ash-lawn-Highland, the Monroes’ first home. He described her contributions to the Monroe legacy and White House pro-tocols. Based on their years in Paris, where her husband rep-resented the U.S, Elizabeth Monroe instituted formal pro-tocols for receiving guests, which made Europeans feel at home when visiting the presi-dent. She became an admired hostess and added dignity to the White House.

Wootton noted that Presi-dent Monroe spent $75,000 of his own money for some of the changes, a large sum in 1825 dollars. Two years after he retired, he was reimbursed only $33,000.February 17

On February 17, David Lun-dberg described the methods to eliminate land mines and unexploded ordnance found on some two million square kilometers of the earth’s sur-face.

Three methods are used to clear land mines. Manual de-mining by trained individuals protected by body armor and helmets, using metal detec-tors; mine detecting German shepherds and Belgian mel-anois and other breeds to search for explosives; and mechanical clearance by flails or rollers which detonate some mines and clear heavy vegeta-tion that gives men and dogs easier access to minefields.

Unexploded ordnance kills and maims as many people as landmines. They are prevalent in Iraq and Afghanistan. U.S. teams, using similar meth-

ods to detonate them, train residents to take their place when they leave. This has been successful in Afghani-stan, Bosnia, Serbia and else-where.

Some 85,000 improvised explosive devices have been used against U.S. forces in Iraq. They were also used in the Oklahoma City Federal Building bombing, in Viet-nam, Northern Ireland and the Balkans.

The last two programs in the “Sundays at Two” series will feature life as a chap-lain with Ringling Brothers Circus March 2 and Elizabe-than music, illustrated with instruments and voice March 9. Programs begin at 2 p.m. at the Lancaster Community Library and are free.

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Governor Tim Kaine recently met with His Excellency Elias Antonio Saca, president of the Republic of El Salvador. The two discussed economic devel-opment and trade issues and the Virginia Salvadoran popu-lation’s important contributions to the Commonwealth’s culture and economy.

“I thank President Saca and his delegation for taking the time to meet with us today,” Gov. Kaine said. “Our continu-ing friendship can only enhance the relationship between the people and governments of El Salvador and Virginia. We celebrate the contribution Sal-vadorans have made to the economy and culture of the Commonwealth.”

Virginia exports to El Sal-vador trended upward from $15.6 million in 2004 to $21.9 million in 2006. The country’s 2007 top export commodity groups via Virginia were paper/paperboard ($5.58 million) and machinery ($3.88 million). El Salvador is committed to open-ing the economy to trade and investment, and has embarked on a wave of privatizations extending to telecom, electric-ity distribution, banking and pension funds.

“We thank Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine for his time and receiving us in his office,” said President Saca. “We’ve talked

Gov. Kaine meets with president of El Salvador

about issues of mutual inter-est for his government and for Salvadorans living in the Com-monwealth. We’ve also talked about the contributions from Salvadorans, whose efforts strengthen the Commonwealth of Virginia and El Salvador’s economy. We also want to thank and support Gov. Kaine’s efforts that benefit our commu-nity and the Commonwealth.”

Virginia is home to one of the largest concentrations of Salva-dorans in the nation. According to the Salvadoran Consulate, of the estimated 550,000 Sal-vadorans in the D.C.-Va.-Md. metropolitan area, 40 per-cent live in Virginia. This has resulted in the establishment of significant numbers of busi-nesses to serve the Salvadoran community in Virginia, such as banks, small stores and restau-rants, media outlets, and other various goods and services.

Examples of Salvadoran businesses in Virginia include Banco Agricola, one of El Sal-vador’s largest banks, Todos Market in Woodbridge and Pollo Campero, a restaurant chain owned and operated by a Salvadoran.

The smallest country in Cen-tral America, the democratic Republic of El Salvador has the third largest economy and a population of nearly seven mil-lion residents.

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HAYNESVILLE CORRECTIONAL CENTER is recruiting for the following Full-time Position in a fast paced work environment with Excellent

State Benefits Package:Office Services Assistant

Position Number: 00016 Salary Range: $20,082 - $31,352 Band 2Duties: Serves as assistant to Registered Nurse Manager I and Physician. Ensures employee and/or inmate required data and re-cords are processed accurately, in a timely manner, and maintained in accordance with established Procedures. Serves as department Timekeeper, responsible for travel requests, advances and voucher process. Maintains office supplies and equipment as needed. Re-sponsible for department procurement process. Assists with time-ly processing of medical records for parole, transfers and medical appointments.Qualifications: Requires working knowledge of office practices, general business procedures and standard office equipment. Abil-ity to work under pressure, independently, and to set priorities. Ex-perience and ability to revise or develop new forms and/or proce-dures. Strong organizational skills, with ability and willingness to timely and accurately organize and maintain confidential medical files and records. Basic math skills required. Advanced computer skills, particularly in MicroSoft Word and Excel required. Excel-lent verbal and written communication skills required. Requires mental alertness. Interprets rules and regulations. Demonstrated ability to type accurately and with satisfactory speed from copy of more than average difficulty; demonstrated ability to work as a team member. Employee should also be able to handle a very demanding workload and relate pleasantly with other employees and inmates under stressful conditions.

Mail your completed & signed State Application by 4:30 p.m. 3/3/08 to: Haynesville Correctional Center, Attn: HRO, PO Box 129, Haynesville, VA 22472. Resumes will not

substitute for a fully completed State application. For application/ information call (804) 333-3577 ext. 1017. State Application available on DOC Website www.vadoc.virginia.gov click on

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Job responsibilities to include basic electrical, plumbing, painting and carpentry work as well as stripping, waxing, buffing, mopping tile floors, vacuuming and steam cleaning carpeted surfaces and general knowledge to operate all floor machines, shampoo machines and buffers. Job includes specific physical requirements.

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Interviewing servers, chefs, cooks, and bartendersTemporary and Permanent positions

Rapid growth requires Swank’s on Main 36 N. Main St. in Kilmarnock to staff-up for lunch and

dinner service. Visit and fill out an application for a part time or full time position with the Northern

Neck’s greatest up and coming fine dining restaurant. Looking for summer help with the anticipated high volume as well as full time

year round position. Northumberland Preservation Inc. (NPI) recently announced Richard Ingram and Steve Tal-lent were appointed to its board of directors in January.

Ingram has a background in the building trades which is benefitting Shiloh School, one of the county’s remaining one-room schools and an NPI proj-ect. He has been instrumental in winterizing Shiloh and support-ing restoration efforts to enable it to again be a working build-ing to be used for community events.

Ingram and Tallent named NPI directors

Richard Ingram Steve Tallent

Tallent and his wife live in Reedville. His background in law, philanthropy and business planning will be useful at NPI. He assists with long-range plan-ning for projects beyond Shiloh School.

NPI invites members of the community to support the preservation of the history and resources of Northumber-land County. To donate to the school’s restoration, or to join NPI, write to Jane Towner, NPI, P.O. Box 88, Heathsville, VA 22473.

HCA Richmond Health System, in partnership with CBS-6, will bring the 6th Annual Healthy Lifestyle Expo to the Richmond Inter-national Raceway Exhibition Hall March 8 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

HCA Richmond health experts will discuss heart health, cancer prevention and treatment, joint pain, women’s health and other health issues. Free screenings will include carotid artery doppler (stroke) and peripheral arterial disease (heart disease) for those at risk, as well as blood pressure, body mass index, glucose, PSA (prostate specific antigen), cholesterol, colon cancer (take-home kit) and skin cancer.

More than 75 exhibitors will share information on health and wellness. Other activities include fitness demonstrations, healthy cooking demonstra-tions, wine tasting, a soccer kick competition hosted by the Richmond Kickers, and a jump rope competition for kids.

The year’s fitness expert is Kathy Smith, who has shared state-of-the-art techniques for nutrition and weight manage-ment through best-selling exer-cise videos and books for more than 20 years.

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Lifestyles, Smith has appeared on The Today Show, CNN, Oprah, The Tonight Show With Jay Leno, and various magazine covers, such as Shape, Fitness, and Women’s World sharing her fitness expertise. Smith will lead group exercises and sign autographs from noon to 2 p.m.

Admission to the event is free. For a complete schedule, visit HCARichmond.com.

Gov. Tim Kaine last week reminded citizens of Virginia’s annual spring fire season burning ban.

The spring fire season, as defined by state code, begins today and continues until April 30. During this period, the Com-monwealth’s “4 p.m. Burning Law” prohibits outdoor burning before 4 p.m. each day. Viola-tion of the law is a Class 3 mis-demeanor, punishable by a fine of up to $500.

“This week’s wildfires showed us that conditions still exist for major fires that could pose a danger to citizens and property,” said Gov. Kaine. “The spring burning ban is an important pre-caution to prevent such incidents during a period of elevated risk.”

On February 10, the Virginia Department of Forestry reported 324 wild land fires for the day, shattering the 40-year-old record of 88 fires in a single day. The fires burned at least 13,148 acres of privately owned land in Vir-ginia, 2,000 acres more than all of what burned in 2007.

“I hope that we never break, tie or even come close to this record ever again,” said State Forester Carl E. Garrison III.

More than 740 firefighters from county, municipal and volunteer fire departments across the Com-monwealth joined in the fight against the fires. Approximately 100 Virginia National Guard sol-diers received training in wild-land fire suppression after being called up Sunday night follow-ing the governor’s declaration of a state emergency. Soldiers were assigned to large fires in Bedford and Roanoke counties, and 25 Guard troops provided aerial fire suppression with two helicopters.

“The response to this unprece-dented fire event has been incred-ible,” Gov. Kaine said. “So many individuals, organizations, agen-cies and businesses offered sup-port in their own ways. Virginians came together to help one another and I thank them for their service and selflessness.”

The governor expressed his appreciation to the many enti-ties who responded to the fires and their aftermath, including firefighters, law enforcement officials, emergency responders, transportation workers, 911 oper-ators, emergency shelter staffs, the Red Cross, Virginia National Guard, and emergency manage-ment officials.

Debris burning remains the

number one cause of fires in Vir-ginia. Anyone doing so should comply with the 4 p.m. burning ban, any local restrictions, and exercise proper caution to ensure their fire is safe and contained.

In addition to any fines for vio-lating the fire laws, anyone who allows a fire to escape is liable for the potentially significant costs of suppressing that fire.

Gov. Kaine calls attention to statewide spring burning ban

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LANCASTER COUNTYSCHOOL BOARD

&THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

BUDGET MEETING

Monday, March 3, 2008

5:30 p.m.

Lancaster School Board OfficeConference Room

2330 Irvington RoadKilmarnock, VA 22482

LANCASTER COUNTYNOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGBOARD OF ZONING APPEALS

NOTICE is hereby given that the Lancaster County Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing in the General District Courtroom, Lancaster, Virginia at 9:30 A.M., March 3, 2008 to consider the following appeal:

1. CastleRock II Enterprises LLC, P. O. Box 280, Mollusk, VA 22517 requests a variance from Section 5-5-1 (Yard Regulations) of the Lancaster County Zoning Ordinance in order to allow construction of a deck inside the side setback on property locted off VSH 3 (8373 Mary Ball Road) (Tax Map# 15-86).

Information regarding the details of this application is on file and may be viewed at the Department of Planning/Land Use, Lancaster Courthouse between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily. If you are interested, please call M. L. Ransone at 462-5220 to make an appointment to review this document.

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LANCASTER COUNTYPUBLIC HEARING

TEMPORARY CHANGE OFDISTRICT 3 POLLING PLACE

On Thursday, February 28, 2008, at 7 p.m., in the General District Courtroom, 8311 Mary Ball Road, Lancaster, Virginia, the Lancaster County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing to consider an ordinance temporarily changing the Voting District 3, Precinct 2, Polling Place. This public hearing will ratify an emergency ordinance adopted by the Lancaster County Board of Supervisors at its January 24, 2008 regular monthly meeting.

The polling place for the primary election held on February 12, 2008 and the special election held on February 19, 2008 in the Kilmarnock Precinct, White Stone Election District, Lancaster County, Virginia (Precinct 302) shall be the Kilmarnock Volunteer Fire Department building, 71 School Street, Kilmarnock, Virginia.

The polling place for all elections held after February 19, 2008 shall be the Grace Episcopal Church, 303 Main Street, Kilmarnock, Lancaster County, Virginia.

For a full text of this ordinance, contact the Office of the County Administrator, 8311 Mary Ball Road, Lancaster, VA 22503, 804-462-5129, 804-462-0031 (Fax), or from the county’s web site at www.lancova.com. Feb. 14 – 2t

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LANCASTER COUNTYBOARD OF SUPERVISORS

PUBLIC HEARING

Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 15.2-2204 of the Code of Virginia that the Lancaster County Board of Supervisors at its meeting in the Lancaster County General District Courtroom, Thursday, February 28, 2008 at 7:00 p.m., will consider the following matters:

1. Application for Special Exception by Charles Bouis to place an 80 feet data antenna/pole for wireless Internet access on property described as Tax Map #35G 1 11A. This property is located at 263 Tammy Drive off VSH 645 (Dungeon’s Thicket Road).

2. Application for Special Exception by Raymond Alford to place an 80 feet data antenna/pole for wireless Internet access on property described as Tax Map #22 51G. This property is located at 673 Nugent Lane off VSH 675 (Black Stump Road).

3. Application for Change of Zoning District Classification from A-2, Agricultural, General to C-1, Commercial by John B. Lowry for 3.0 acres described as Tax Map #24 10B. This property (formerly Cap’n John’s Antiques) located on VSH 200 (Jessie Ball DuPont Memorial Highway) near its intersection with VSH 607 (Good Luck Road).

4. Application for Special Exception by John B. Lowry to place a public billiard parlor and sports bar on property described as Tax Map #24 10B. This property (Formerly Cap’n John’s Antiques) is located on VSH 200 (Jessie Ball DuPont Memorial Highway) near its intersection with VSH 607 (Good Luck Road).

Documentation is available for examination by interested members of the public in the Planning and Land Use Office. Individuals requiring additional information or clarification regarding these matters may also contact Don G. Gill, Planning/Land Use Director, at (804) 462-5220.

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NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTYNOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

Notice is hereby given pursuant to Chapter 11, Title 15.2-2205 of the Code of Virginia as amended, that the Northumberland County Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing Wednesday, March 5, 2008, at 7:30 p.m. in the Board of Supervisors room in the old Courthouse in Heathsville, VA, in order to consider the following requests:

1) A request by Benjamin A. Adewale, owner, for a variance to Article V, Section 148-47A, of the Northumberland County Zoning Ordinance to allow an existing dwelling less than the required 10’ from the side property line on Lot 36A, White Sand Harbor Subdivision. The property is shown as Tax Map Parcel #19A-(1)-36A, Fairfield Magisterial District.

2) A Request by Michael and Judith DeGroot, owners, for a variance to Article VI, Section 148-57, of the Northumberland County Zoning Ordinance to allow an existing dwelling less than the required 25’ from the center of the street right-of-way. The property is located at 79 Bayshore Avenue, Fleeton Beach Subdivision, and is shown as Tax Map Parcel #45B-(3)4-9, Fairfield Magisterial District.

3) A request by Nancy W. Fisher, owner, for a variance to Article III, Section 148-19,of the Northumberland County Zoning Ordinance to allow the reduction in the size of an existing non-conforming parcel for conveyance and merger with an adjoining parcel. The property is located at 2564 Walmsley Road and is shown as Tax Map Parcel #15-(1)-85, Lottsburg Magisterial District.

4) Request by Kenneth and Cheryl McPherson, owners, for a variance to Article V, Section 148-45, of the Northumberland County Zoning Ordinance to allow an addition to an existing dwelling that would be less than the required 60’ from the center of the street right-of-way at 621 Main Street in Reedville. The property is shown as Tax Map Parcel #38B-(1)-90, Fairfield Magisterial District.

For additional information or a detailed description of these applications, please contact the Office of Building & Zoning in the old Courthouse in Heathsville, Virginia. All interested persons are invited to attend the hearing. All written comments should be received by the Building & Zoning Office prior to the meeting. If you are physically disabled, hearing or visually impaired and need assistance with this hearing, please call Bill Knight at (804) 580-8910 (Voice) or Via the Virginia Relay or TDD for assistance.

Northumberland County Board of Zoning Appeals W. H. Shirley, Jr., Zoning Administrator

TOWN OF KILMARNOCKProperty owned by the Town of Kilmarnock at 514 N. Main St., Kilmarnock, Va 22482

is for sale. The property is currently utilized as Town offices and zoned C-1.

Deadline to submit sealed bids to purchase the property is 12 noon on 22 February 2008 at the Town offices at 514 N. Main Street, Kilmarnock, VA. Bid form is available online at www. Kilmarnockva.com or at the Town Office.

Questions should be directed to Lara N. Burleson, Acting Town Manager at 804-435-1552 x 26.

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TOWN OF KILMARNOCKEMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

Steptoe’s district maintenance worker-Successful applicant will be able to perform physical labor consisting of cleaning trash and debris from sidewalks and gutters; weeding, mulching and maintaining traffic islands and public planters; assisting both Maintenance and Waste Water Treatment Plant workers when necessary; and climbing ladder to assist in hanging or removing Steptoe District decorations. Applicant will also be available to work evenings and/or weekends and holidays when required with compensation. Applicant will possess a valid Virginia driver’s license. THIS POSITION IS AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY.

You may download an application from the Town website: www.kilmarnockva.com or pick one up at the Town Hall. Submit all applications via Fax: 804-435-1587; by mail: Attn. Town Manager, P.O. Box 1357, Kilmarnock, VA 22482; or in person at 514 N. Main Street, Kilmarnock. This position will remain open until filled. The Town of Kilmarnock is an EOE. For additional information, call: Chris Plummer 804-435-1552 ext.24.

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Second ReadingNotice of a Public Hearing to Consider a

Modification of an Existing Town Ordinance Relating to the Control of Barking or Howling Dogs

In accordance with Town Ordinance 2.2-3711. A.1, the White Stone Town Council will hold the second public hearing on Thursday, March 6, 2008 at 7 P.M. in the Town Hall at 433 Rappahannock Drive, to consider the modification of an existing Town Ordinance relating to the control of barking and howling dogs.

The complete texts of the existing and the proposed modified ordinance are available at the Town Hall.

The U.S. Coast Guard Auxil-iary can do all that the regular Coast Guard does except for law enforcement and carrying weapons, Franz Kasteel of Flo-tilla 33 recently told the North-ern Neck Rotary Club.

Kasteel outlined the many tasks assigned to the Coast Guard over its long history, including the life-saving ser-vice, lighthouse maintenance, maritime safety, search and rescue, aids to navigation and homeland port security.

Kasteel told the club that every vessel of import is escorted in and out of U.S. ports.

“If you go on a cruise, you will most likely see a Coast Guard vessel patrolling near your ship 24 hours a day,” Kasteel said.

Flotilla 33 emphasizes educa-tion, boating safety and aids to navigation, he said. The aux-iliary offers boating courses throughout the year at no or little cost.

Kasteel reminded Rotary members that in order to legally operate a vessel in Virginia the operator must have completed an approved training course in boating safety. The laws are being phased in and everyone must be trained by 2012. In addition, the auxiliary offers

Kasteel shares auxiliarystory with Rotary Club

Franz Kasteel makes a point in his presentation.

training in coastal navigation, GPS operation, how to read mar-itime charts, and seamanship.

The flotilla also conducts free vessel exams to ensure boats are in compliance with boat-ing laws. An auxiliary member will come to the boat almost anywhere in the area, according to Kasteel. To arrange a boat exam, call 462-9931. Many marinas and businesses in the area host drive-through exami-nation clinics.

The Northern Neck Rotary Club meets Wednesdays at Lee’s Restaurant on Main Street in Kilmarnock at 7:30 a.m. for breakfast.

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The Northern Neck Family YMCA began honoring diver-sity and serving the needs of African-Americans in 1993. In Kilmarnock, as in more than 10,000 communities across the country, the North-ern Neck Family YMCA celebrates that diversity. Becoming part of a move-ment that sought personal and community growth through a healthy spirit, mind and body, Bowen began an effort that has continued to enrich the diversity and spirit of the nation’s 2,617 YMCAs.

“For more than 150 years, African-American men and women have shared in the his-toric mission of the YMCAs, providing leadership and making the YMCA move-ment stronger, richer and better. At the Northern Neck Family YMCA we are proud and a more diverse institution because we serve people of all ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds.” said executive Mark Favazza.

In 1900, black communi-ties started 21 African-Amer-ican YMCAs with 53 college chapters. In 1915, an asso-ciation organized in Chicago to “study Negro Life” led to the creation by the Wabash YMCA of a Negro His-tory Week, the forerunner of today’s Black History Month. By the mid-1920s, in a still segregated era, there were 28,000 black members at 51 city YMCAs and 128 chapters at African-American colleges in the U.S.

These facilities received wide support from millionaire industrialists George Foster Peabody, John D. Rockefeller and Julius Rosenwald, presi-

Boy Scout Troop 215 in Wicomico Church has chosen Trevor Carter as its new Patrol Leader.

Devonte Butler has served in that capacity since the troop was started in early 2007. The troop is sponsored by the Wicomico Episcopal Church on Route 200.

The troop is very grateful to the parishioners and their pastor, Scott Dillard, for both their f inancial support and providing a meeting place.

There are six boys working on rank from Tenderfoot to Eagle. Senior Patrol Leader Tom Raine, Carter and Scoutmaster William ‘June Bug’ Jones plan four meet-ings a month, service proj-ects and a monthly camp-out. The next outing will be an orienteering camp-out the end of February at Westmo-reland State Park. In March, the troop will do a conserva-tion project on the Menokin Trail in Warsaw. The scouts have already put their reser-vation in for summer camp at Camp T. Brady Saunders in

Michael Bea, 8, learns to swim with YMCA lifeguard Liz Favazzo during second-grade swimming lessons.

YMCA celebrates Black History Month

Goochland County and have planned several fund-raisers to assist the families with the fee for camp. The fee this year will be $230.

Committe chair Sam Bridge-man will prepare his spaghetti sauce for a spaghetti dinner Friday, March 7, at Wicomico Episcopal Church. The cost will be $8 for adults and $5 for ages 12 and younger. Susan Christopher, chartered organi-zation representative, attends every meeting and is very helpful in providing activities for the boys.

Because Troop 203, spon-sored by Warsaw Baptist Church, only has a few boys the two troops often camp together. Ford Becker, Scout-master of Troop 203, has been most helpful in instructing Troop 215 boys about animal tracks and habitats and sur-vival in the woods.

Those interested in joining Troop 215, call Bridgeman at 453-5806. Troop 203 in Warsaw is also inviting boys ages 11 to 18 to join. Call Ford Becker at 761-8304.

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YMCAs provided service to black and white troops, even though the U.S. Army remained racially segregated. In 1919, YMCAs established an interracial commission to assist black troops return-ing home from World War I. Rosenwald YMCA buildings served 25 African-American communities, including clean, safe dorm rooms and eating facilities that were a boon to African-American travel-ers, especially servicemen, who were on the road during a segregated and discrimina-tory era.

After World War II, there was increased emphasis on elimi-nating racial segregation in YMCAs. In 1946, the YMCA national office urged existing YMCAs, each one an indepen-dent association, to eliminate racial discrimination, and new YMCAs were organized on an interracial basis. The YMCA national body officially banned segregation in 1967.

While it is unthinkable today to imagine segre-gated facilities for blacks and whites, during the Civil Rights Era of the 1950s and 1960s, black YMCAs served as a positive gathering place for leaders of the movement, such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Supreme Court Jus-tice Thurgood Marshall, the Rev. Andrew Young, Vernon Jordan, Atlanta Mayor May-nard Jackson and Congress-man John Lewis.

The Northern Neck Family YMCA served over 1,930 fam-ilies. In 2007, over 50 chil-dren participated in summer day camp each week, 102 sec-ond-grade students in the Lan-caster County school system received free swimming les-sons, 45 children participated daily in the after school program and 58 children were enrolled in child care and the preschool.

From left are Devonte Butler and Trevor Carter,

Boy Scout Troop 215 has leadership change

The 2008 Virginia Motor Trend International Auto Show will display more than 300 of the latest cars, trucks, crossovers and sport/utility vehicles at the Greater Rich-mond Convention Center Friday, March 7, through Sunday, March 9. This event will feature something for everyone including concept cars, pre-production models, exotics, alternative fuel vehi-cles and more.

Attendees may check out all the latest vehicles in a non-selling environment. Showgoers are invited to sit behind the steering wheels, inspect engines and learn about new automotive tech-nologies in hundreds of new vehicles.

On display will be sev-eral new or redesigned 2008 vehicles including the Nissan Rogue, Cadillac CTS, Honda Accord, Jeep Liberty, Infiniti EX, Chrysler Town and Country and a collec-tion of hybrids including the Chevrolet Malibu, Nissan Altima, Saturn Aura Green Line, Lexus GS450h, Toyota Highlander and more. This show also will offer an up-close look at pre-production models yet to hit the dealer showrooms, including the Chevrolet Aveo5, Lincoln MKS and more.

A host of concept cars will be showcased to provide con-sumers with a glimpse into the innovative future of auto-motive design. Concept cars scheduled to appear include the Chevrolet SS, Chrys-lter Firepower, Ford F-250 Super Chief, Jeep Trailhawk, Suzuki Hip Hop and more.

Those interested in fuel efficiency will want to follow the “Green Trail” through-out the show floor to see the latest vehicles using “green” technology. This is the per-fect opportunity for folks to compare the latest hybrids

Auto show to visit Richmond March 7-9

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The Virginia Motor Trend International Auto Show is presented by the Greater Richmond New Car Dealers Association, sponsored by The Richmond Times Dis-patch, Carseeker.com, Com-cast and Comcast Spotlight and produced by Motor Trend Auto Shows Inc.

The show will be open to the public Friday, March 7, through Sunday, March 9, at the Greater Richmond Con-vention Center at 403 North 3rd Street. On-site parking is available on the convention center’s parking deck and over 4,600 off-site parking spaces are located within a six-block radius of the con-vention center.

Show hours will be Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is $8 for adults (13 and older) $5 for senior citizens (62 and older), $5 for active military (with ID) and $3 for children (7 - 12). Children six and under are admitted free with a paying adult.

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