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January 5, 2017

Rappahannock Record Kilmarnock, VA

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Publisher’s NoticeAll real estate advertised herein is subject to Virginia’s fair housing law which makes it il-legal to advertise any preference, limitation or discrimination because of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, elderliness, familial status or handicap, or intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination. This newspaper will not knowingly accept adver-tising for real estate that violates the fair hous-ing law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. For

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(804) 367-8530; toll-free call (888) 551-3247. For the hearing-impaired, call (804) 367-9753. E-mail fairhousing@dpor.virginia.gov. Web site: www.fairhousing.vipnet.org

804-435-2644White Stone

+2 acre building site 200’ Lake WaterfrontCommunity Amenities: Boat Ramp, Club House

Pool, Tennis Court, Playground, Sand BeachHeritage Point Subdivision $32,000

364’ on Hull Creek off the Potomac River1000 sq. ft. detached garage w/2nd

JUST LISTED!

3897 sq. ft. home 16 x 22’ in-ground Pool DeckCreek Frontage 4-6’ MLW Boat Lift Dock Bulkhead

3 large bedrooms 3.5 baths Attached 2 Car garageGreat Room Loft Modern Kitchen

Granite Counter tops Walk-in Pantry $975,900

Waterfront Home 6’+ MLW Pier Boatlift3576 sq. ft. home 3 Bedrooms 3.5 Baths

Detached 2 car Garage Attached guest apartment

Wrap around deck $605,000

to the Chesapeake Bay

± .94 total acreage Sandy Shoreline Ready to build! $285,000

Custom cottage at Vineyard Grove + 2 Acres1725 sq. ft. 3 Bedrooms - 3 Baths

Basement Covered Patio $245,000

NEW PRICE!

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Real EstateATTENTION SELLERS: FREE Com-petitive Market Analysis. Profes-sional Realtor® services since 1996. Catherine Bennett/GRI, Principal Broker. Melrose Planta-tion Real-Estate, LLC., Lancaster. 804-761-3234. www.RealEstat-eChesapeakeBay.com. Melrose-PlantationRealEstate@gmail.com..(Oct-27-13t)WICOMICO CHURCH FARM HOUSE: 1420sq.ft., 2-story, 3BR, carport, enclosed garage/shop, 1.18 acres, screened front porch. Good neighborhood. $70,000. Call 804-435-3461..(Nov-10-tf)

Lots/AcreageBEAUTIFUL PRIVATE in-town lot, 1-acre, partially wooded, pri-vate drive, town utilities available. $25,000. 804-761-5111, Virginia Land & Real Estate Co. Broker related to seller..(Nov-3-13t)WATERFRONT in SMITH POINT area: 1.37 acres, 10 minutes to Bay, new pier. A deal at $135K. 804-580-4048..(Dec-8-4t)WATERFRONT LOT on Bells Creek off the Corrotoman River. 241ft. frontage, 1.67AC, 3ftMLW, 4BR perc. $145,000, excellent owner financing. 757-898-5079. (Oct-27-13t)

Residential Rentals$1195 KILMARNOCK: Up-scale, 3BR/2.5BA 3000SF, 2-car garage, new flooring, carpet. One level, amenities galore. KaneAssoc@yahoo.com, 804-580-0327..(Dec-15-13t)$2200 IRVINGTON: Waterfront home w/dock is fully furnished w/5BR/3BA, family room w/fire-place, fully equipped kitchen, covered deck. Walk to Tides from this home. See this & more at www.chesapeakepm.com. Call Cath-erine, 804-436-6701. Chesapeake Property Mgmt..(X)$300 SAVINGS: Townhouse & apart-ment living, Northern Neck & Middle Peninsula, locally managed, equal housing, call 804-529-9505 or www.leeselfproperties.com. Restrictions may apply..(Oct-20-13t)SS$550/MONTH, SENIOR, care-free, up scale 1BR apt; enjoy life in Reedville; all amenities; LR/DR, full kitchen, bath w/tub/shower; carpet/ceramic tile, non-smoker. 804-761-8460; 912-659-0412..(Jan-5-13t)$750 WEEMS: 2BR single family home has updated kitchen w/stove, fridge, microwave, washer/dryer. Ready for immediate occupancy. See this & more at www.chesapeakepm.com. Call Catherine, 804-436-6701. Chesapeake Property Mgmt..(X)$895 LIVELY: 4BR home has LR, separate DR, eat-in kitchen & 1st

detached 2-car garage w/workshop & extra storage. See this & more at www.chesapeakepm.com. Call Catherine, 804-436-6701. Chesa-peake Property Mgmt..(X)2BR COTTAGE, 1BA, fully furnished, all new appliances. $850/month includes electric and DirecTV. No smoking, no pets. Owner takes care of outside maintenance. Call 804-436-2122..(Dec-8-4t)2BR, 1BA APARTMENT: In Mollusk/Lively area, CHAC, security and references required. $625 month + utilities. Available immediately. 703-609-7488. (July-14-tf)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..(Nov-3-13t)

FOR RENT in Heathsville area. 2BR/1BA mobile home. Gas stove/refrig. No pets/smoking. 2 month security deposit required. $375/month. 703-644-9481. Call between 8:30a.m. and 9:30p.m..(Jan-5-2t)IRVINGTON AT WHITE FENCES: Classy Newly Designer furnished or unfurnished. 2 bedroom. Fully furnished to the knives and forks. No smoking, no pets. Pool, washer/dryer. $1,250 month plus utilities. Month to month or yearly. 804-512-9796..(Aug-11-tf)SSNO CREDIT or contract. Furnished room in Kilmarnock. Near shops. Cable internet, phone. $110/week, plus security deposit. Credit for handyman. 804-436-4169..(X)OPHELIA AREA/Beautiful beach-house on Potomac River, 2BR/2BA,

W/D, 2/decks, very private, $1250/month plus deposit. 571-233-5078. See online, http://richmond.craig-slist.org/apa/5823170489.html..(Nov-3-13t)PET FRIENDLY furnished 1BR townhouse. Deltaville on Rappahan-nock (No Beach Access). Ideal for one person. BR with sitting area, 1BA, eat-in kitchen, utility room/

cable, weekly housekeeping & utili-ties incl. $80/day, $450/wk., $1100/mo. Security deposit required. Email: riversrisepoms@gmail.com for details.(Dec-15-5t-EOW)SSWARSAW: APARTMENT, 2BR/1BA

-ances incl. $700/month. Call 804-493-9659..(Oct-6-tf)WHITE STONE: 2BR/1.5BA apart-ment, water, trash, all appliances included, $735/month. No pets, great location, quiet. 804-493-9659..(Dec-15-tf)WHITE STONE: 3BR/3BA, 1st floor master, fireplace, all appli-ances, huge attic storage, screened back porch, 2-car garage. Security deposit, $1200/month. 804-438-6702..(Dec-22-2t)

Commercial RentalsPRIVATE OFFICE. Irvington Center.

-ties, conference room, Internet, kitchen. Flexible terms. 804-389-0905..(Oct-20-13t)

Vacation RentalsSWEET HOUSE in Bradenton, Florida, 7 miles to beautiful Anna Maria beaches. Near Sarasota, Tampa. Roomy, bright, 2BR/2BA, nice patios. $800/week, $1400/2 weeks. 804-435-5019..(Dec-15-4t)WATERFRONT HOME ON North River in Mathews. Private pier and beach. Common beach, pier w/ramp. 3BR, 1BA, screened porch, deck. Weekly $2500. Call 804- 261-0309..(Oct-20-13t)

For Sale2 SERVICES FOR 8, Warren Kimble Coastal Breeze dishes by Sakura. All pieces new or nearly new. No missing pieces and no damage, $250/set. Sold separately, creamer, sugar dish, platter, call for prices. 252-622-8445..(X)photo-on-line2013 HONDA METROPOLITAN Scooter, low mileage, excellent con-dition, $1200/OBO. Weems area, 434-906-6558..(Jan-5-2t)ALL CLEANING SUPPLIES 25% off ticketed price. Toilet tissue, case of bleach, 6 1-gallons, only $14. 45 Augusta Street, Kilmarnock. 804-435-MOPS(6677). Only at ACES..(Jan-5-4t)DINING CHAIRS, set of 4, antique pine w/decorative spindles. $100 for set. 804-438-5374 or 804-761-0204..(Dec-15-tf)

GAS CLUB golf cart, $2500. New 3500 watt generator, $300. 804-450-4901..(X)GOLF CLUBS: Taylormade RBZ Irons; 4-LW.RH. Graphite shafts. R-Flex. New DriTec Grips, $300. Taylormade R9 Super Tri Driver. Graphite. R-Flex. RH, $75. Adams Super S Idea 3, 4, 5 Hybrids. Graph-ite RH R-Flex, $50 for all 3. Call 804-577-3948..(Dec-22-3t)PIANO: White D. H. Baldwin baby grand piano in brand new condition. Was $6500, now selling for $3500. 804-436-1716..(Oct-8-tf)

& hickory. $135 delivered pickup truck load. 804-815-0883. (Nov-10-13t)SPRINGFIELD 12ga. Pump Shot-gun, 3” chamber, $100. Gardone

$75. British 303 MK1 Bolt Action

2535..(Jan-5-2t)SSTRIAD GOLD center in-room speaker. Original packaging, lightly used. Originally $1800 will sell for $600. Will deliver within the Record’s delivery area. 703-402-6949..(Dec-22-2t)YAMAHA FG-180 Red Label Dread-naught 1967 guitar. Excellent con-

(Dec-22-2t)

Yard SalesMULTI ESTATE AUCTION: Satur-day, January 7, 10:00a.m. Rivah Event Center, 33 Irvington Rd., Kilmarnock. Big Red Auctions, VA lic#4299. Antiques, tools, more, weather permitting. 804-577-7449..(X)SSQUEENS CREEK Indoor Flea Market, Saturdays only (8a.m.-4p.m.) until mid-May. Constantly changing inventory from auction buys. Collectibles, quilts, household items, appliances, tools, etc. Info: 804-725-3889..(Jan-5-13t)SS

Autos/Trucks2008 LEXUS RX350, $8000. 172K miles, new inspection, all mainte-nance records available. 804-437-2964..(Dec-15-4t)JUNK CARS: We buy cars, trucks, farm equipment, RV’s, buses, boats, etc. Any condition. 804-436-7949..(Nov-24-13t)

Boats/Motors‘01 23’ Sea Fox Outboard $9700‘71 25’ Bertram Sport $19,500

‘03 27’ Glastron GS279 $17,500‘84 20’ Shamrock CC $10,500‘79 33’ Albin Trawler $35,9001988 33’ Egg Harbor $34,900 2001 37’ Nordic Tugs $240K‘84 35’ Viking Express $109K

LOOKING TO SELL?TIFFANY YACHTS

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(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)

C. Scott VailYacht Brokerage

70 Rappahannock RoadIrvington, VA.

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

POWER1987 Vista 43’ Sundeck-99,500

1987 Tradewinds 47’-SOLD06 Jennings Express 42’-

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

1988 Bertram 37’ SF-$75,0001983 Wilbur 34’Downeast-$75,000

1999 Stamas 310-$38,5001998 Eastern JC 31’-SOLD

1991 Formula 29’ PC-$19,5001961 Pearson 27’ Diesel-$25,00095 Carolina Classic 25D-$39,900

2004 Grady White 232-SOLDQuality Listings Needed!Need a New Years Gift?

(X)CUSTOM YACHT SERVICE

YACHT BROKERAGE 96 SEAFOOD LANE

IRVINGTON, VA 804-438-5563

www.yachtworld.com/customyacht

SAIL24’ 1966 Raven $12,00031’ 1988 Tartan $42,900

POWER20’ 2005 Cobalt $27,000

(Mar-31-tf)

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..(Nov-10-13t)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)

HAVE YOU LOST Knots, RPM’s or fuel mileage? If so, you may need my dive services. Call Dustin Rose, 804-436-5824..(Oct-13-13t)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..(Dec-15-13t)NORTHERN NECK Fiberglass: Fiberglass and gel coat repair, Awlgrip painting, 30 years experi-ence. Written estimates. Located outside Burgess, 804-453-6829..(Dec-8-13t)

Help Wanted8 TEMP POSITIONS: Ag. Equip. Opr. 02/20/17 to 12/20/2017. We offer $11.27 p/hr at time work is performed. Wage rate may increase

48 hrs. p/wk. ¾ guarantee, transp. & subsistence expenses to work-site pd after 50% completion of contract, or earlier if appropriate. Housing, tools, equip. provided at no cost. Duties: operate farm equip. to plant, cultivate & harvest; attach implements such as plow, disc, drill; tow harv. equip.; operate self-propelled combine; lubricate, repair farm machinery; transp grain to bins/elevators. Min. 1 month exper. Must be able to lift 60 lbs. Must be able to obtain a driver’s license w/in 30-90 days of hire. No min ed. required. McLain Farms, Statesville, NC. Interested? Apply at NC Dept. of Commerce, or call 919-814-0544, job order #10625433..(X)ASSISTANT TEACHER: This posi-tion works as a part of a teaching team to work as a partner with the teacher in developing activities for preschool (Head Start) chil-dren to provide them with varied experiences and an appropriate learning environment. Works with typically developing children and children with disabilities. Minimum requirement is to have CDA or be enrolled in a CDA program. Pay D.O.E. $8.00 to $10.00 per hour, 40 hours per week, and 44 weeks per year. If you have questions or for copies of job descriptions and applications contact Program Director, Email: HR@eastvahs.org, Phone: 804-333-3953. In person: 52 Walnut St Warsaw, VA 22572..(Dec-22-2t)CARPENTER/CARPENTER’S HELPER. Neat, organized, moti-vated, energetic, clear DMV, drug

salary commensurate with experi-ence. Miller’s. 804-758-4314..(Dec-15-10t)SSCARPET INSTALLER Helper wanted. Must be able to lift 100lbs. Prior construction experience and drivers license are necessary. Call 804-462-3240..(Dec-8-tf)CDL CLASS A OR B DRIVER: Neat, organized, motivated, energetic, clear DMV, drug, background test-

with experience. Miller’s 804-758-4314..(Dec-15-10t)SSCDL DRIVER, Class B, w/excellent driving record. Must be able to work on the ground as well. Call 804-462-5577 for application..(Feb-18-tf)PART-TIME EXPERIENCED Admin-istrative Assistant to work in our

-days & Thursdays and our Kilmar-

skills required. Attention to detail in preparing reports & scheduling appointments along with various clerical duties. Must have good people skills for patient interaction. Send resume and professional references to P. O. Box 1911, Kilmarnock, VA 22482 or fax to 804-435-7226..(Jan-5-2t)

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501 Southport LaneKilmarnock, VA 22482

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Includes:Wall-to-wall carpeting

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At the request of the Special Commissioner, and by Order of The Circuit Court of Lancaster County, Virginia, the following described real estate will be

offered to the highest bidder at PUBLIC AUCTION …

Parcel 1 (McKinney): 12± Ac.; Mantua Mag. District; on or near Williams Mill Lane & Pinckardsville Rd; Tax Map #17-24AParcel 2 (Veney): 1.09± Ac., Mantua Mag. District; 2057 Morattico Rd; Tax Map #6-34Parcel 3 (Robinson): 5± Ac.; White Chapel Mag. District; on or near Ottoman Ferry Rd & Lowery Creek Rd; Tax Map #25-216Parcel 4 (Robinson): 18± Ac; White Chapel Mag. District; on or near Belmont Dr & Lowery Creek Rd; Tax Map #20-179

Parcel 5 (Waters): 1.25± Ac.; Christ Church Mag. District; 19 Briarwood Lane; Tax Map #28-15 Parcel 6 (Williams): 10.223± Ac.; Mantua Mag. District; on or near Pinckardsville Rd & Lankford Place; Tax Map #17-12AParcel 7 (Conaway): 7.10± Ac.; Mantua Mag. District; on or near Lara Rd; Tax Map #8-19

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CERTIFIED NURSING ASSIS-TANT, Nursing Assistant, Per-sonal Care Aides. Imagine pro-viding care for those who need it right in your neighborhood! Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury’s Home Care Depart-ment is seeking staff to provide clinical care for clients both on our beautiful campus and in the local community with profes-sionalism and compassion. In addition to clinical care we are seeking caring professionals to perform other various client care activities including light housekeeping, cooking and other services necessary in caring for the client’s personal needs and comfort. Personal Care Aide classes to be offered starting in February. RW-C offers a competitive salary with up to a $500 SIGN ON BONUS, a rich benefits package and flexible scheduling. Interested appli-cants please apply to the Human Resources Department, RW-C, 132 Lancaster Drive, Irvington, VA 22480, hrmgr@rw-c.org..(X)ELECTRICAL SERVICE TECH. Neat, organized, motivated, ener-getic, clear DMV, drug and back-ground testing. Benefits, salary commensurate with experience. Miller’s. 804-758-4314..(Dec-15-10t)SSFULL-TIME POSITION available in the Northumberland County Treasurer’s Office for energetic, motivated individual with excellent computer, organizational and inter-personal skills. Varied job duties include serving the public in person and on the phone, data entry, revenue collection, and general clerical work. Successful applicant must be bondable and submit to a background investigation. Applications are available at www.co.northumberland.va.us or may be

M-F, 8:30a.m.-5:00p.m. Contact the

an application by mail. Please send or deliver the completed applica-

Box 297, (72 Monument Place,) Heathsville, VA 22473 no later than 5:00p.m. January 12, 2017. A cover letter and current resume must accompany each application. The Northumberland County Treasurer’s Office is an Equal Opportunity Employer..(X)HVAC TECH. Neat, organized, motivated, energetic, clear DMV, drug and background testing.

experience. Miller’s. 804-758-4314..(Dec-15-10t)SSLABORER/SHOP SUPPORT. Neat, organized, motivated, energetic, clear DMV, drug and background

-surate with experience. Miller’s. 804-758-4314..(Dec-15-10t)SSNOW HIRING OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS. Be a part of the heal-ing ministry of Bon Secours Health System. We are hiring compas-sionate, experienced Occupational Therapists to work prn or part time at Rappahannock General Hospital. Come join an integrated team dedi-cated to superior outcomes, patient centered care, and rapid growth. COMPETITIVE COMPENSATION PACKAGE. RETENTION BONUS OF $2500 FOR PRN & $5000 FOR PART-TIME. Apply online at careers.bonsecours.com. or email our Recruiter, Jenny_Smith2@bshsi.org..(Dec-8-4t)SSPLUMBING SERVICE TECHNI-CIAN: Neat, organized, motivated, energetic, clear DMV, drug and

commensurate with experience. Miller’s. 804-758-4314..(Dec-15-10t)SSRICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH: Must have reliable vehicle, valid drivers license and insurance. Early morning newspaper delivery between 2:00–6:00a.m. daily thru Sunday in Northern Neck region. Ask about our sign on bonus! Car-riers are independent contractors. Please contact Ronnie Cox @ 804-201-6271..(Dec-15-3t)SALES REPRESENTATIVE, Out-bound Lead Generator. Neat, orga-nized, motivated, energetic, clear DMV, drug and background testing.

experience. Miller’s. 804-758-4314..(Dec-15-10t)SSSEPTIC/SEWER INSTALL/TECH Equipment Operator. Neat, orga-nized, motivated, energetic, clear DMV, drug and background testing.

experience. Miller’s. 804-758-4314..(Dec-15-10t)SSSEPTIC/SEWER SERVICE Techni-cian: Neat, organized, motivated, energetic, clear DMV, drug and

commensurate with experience. Miller’s. 804-758-4314..(Dec-15-10t)SSTEACHER PRESCHOOL: This position serves as the lead worker in a classroom of Head Start chil-dren by planning, implementing, and supervising all classroom activities, works with typically developing children and children with disabilities. This position also serves as a social service referral person and shares responsibil-ity for parent involvement in the program. Minimum requirement is an AA in ECE. Pay D.O.E. $14.00 to $15.00 per hour, 40 hours per week, and 44 weeks per year. If you have questions or for copies of job descriptions and applica-tions contact Program Director, Email: HR@eastvahs.org..(Dec-22-2t)TEACHER, WORKING with children 6 weeks through school age. Must have experience and enjoy working in a fun, loving, and happy place. Full and part time available. Call 804-435-6221 and leave a mes-sage..(Jan-5-3t)SSTREE 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..(Nov-17-13t)

Work WantedA1 ROTOTILLING SMALL GAR-DENS $75 Trenching $1.50ft.. Snow plowing, landscaping, post holes, bushhogging, power raking. 804-436-3636, leave message or e-mail VLSALE@MSN.COM..(July-14-26t)CONCRETE FINISHER: Patios, dr iveways, slabs, sidewalks. Exposed aggregate, pole barns, stamped concrete, concrete resur-facing, pool decks, driveways. Licensed contractor. Call Gary Clingan, 804-435-2198..(Oct-6-13t)

Wanted to BuyLooking to purchase a DRINK VENDING MACHINE. Please con-tact 804-695-6888..(Nov-10-tf)

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..(Nov-17-13t)AFFORDABLE TRACTOR SER-VICES: Bushhogging, debris & underbrush removal, tilling, grading and tree removal. Call 757-810-6820..(Oct-20-13t)CARPENTRY/VINYL siding, replace-ment windows, decks, painting and small repairs. We do yard work too. 34 years experience. Call George Lackert, 804-724-9453. (July-7-26t)CARPET, CERAMIC-TILE, wood, vinyl, cork. No job too small. 30 years experience. Fully insured. Full shop at home service. 804-313-0944..(Nov-24-13t)CENTER for INNOVATION & Devel-opment offering Virtual Assistant administrative, translator, graphics, bookkeeping, minor software & web services on as-needed basis. Contact fwright@cid-va.com or 804-704-8660..(Oct-20-13t)CLARK’S EXCAVATING LLC: Licensed, insured. Firewood, lot clearing, driveways. Rip-rap, ero-sion control, gravel, mulch, tree work, bushhogging, etc. Free esti-mates. 804-453-5707..(Dec-8-13t)CLEANING DONE RIGHT. Home,

-vided. Professional and depend-able! Call Jennifer, 804-832-8098..(Dec-22-13t)SSCLEARLY BETTER CLEANING. Scheduled residential cleaning, pre-settlement or post-construction cleanup. Quality, reliable, profes-sional services since 1996. Excel-lent local references. Laura, 804-296-1266..(Jan-5-4t)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..(Oct-13-13t)CUSTOM TILEWORK, also carpet re-stretching, repairs, and installa-tion. Call Robert at 804-480-9288..(Jan-5-13t)

CUSTOM TILLAGE& BUSHHOGGING

Pasture renovation, large

80HP Tractor. Moldboard,

Reasonable hourly rates804-761-0892

(Sept-26-tf)E. D. COCKRELL JR Hauling:

top soil, bushhogging, hardwood/

snow removal. Days 804-241-5068, 804-453-6601.(Oct-27-13t)GET THAT JOB w/your new look and new attitude in the New Year! Only $50, includes personal train-ing. 804-435-6677..(Jan-5-4t)H&L SERVICE CO: Fall clean-ups, trimming, mulching and clearing. Serving the community for over 20 years. 804-462-0780 or 804-435-0028..(Nov-17-13t)HARDSCAPE DESIGN AND installa-tion of walkways, patios, retaining

Call Keith Lowery of LawnPro, 804-761-7648..(Dec-15-13t)HOME IMPROVEMENTS & Repairs: Kitchens, baths, bayrooms, decks. Large/small jobs. Licensed, insured, free estimates, prompt calls/service. Wicomico Restoration, 804-580-1587. View work samples www.Wic-omicoRestoration.com..(Aug-6-tf)LAMKIN LANDSCAPE Solutions: Lawn maintenance, bush trimming, leaf removal, mulch delivery or installation. Experienced & insured, Robbie “Rudy” Lamkin, 804-436-4621..(Oct-6-13t)LAMP REPAIRS, IBM typewriters. Some work done on-site, reason-

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NoticesNOTICE OF OYSTER

GROUND APPLICATIONWilliam G. Ehlman, (2016242) has applied for approximately 60-+ acres of oyster planting ground in West Branch Corrotoman River situated in Lancaster City/County and described as follows:North By: Condemnation LineEast By: MLW, VacantSouth By: Kellum App #2014-190

Riparian Applications (9)Lat/Long: N37-44.0604 W76-30.9985

Send comments or concerns to: Marine Resources Commission, Engineering/Surveying Department, 2600 Washington Ave., 3rd Floor, Newport News, VA 23607

-tion information call 757-247-2230

(Jan-5-4t)Public Notice

Environmental Permit

PURPOSE OF NOTICE:To seek public comment on a draft permit from the Department of Envi-ronmental Quality that will allow the release of treated wastewater into a water body in Lancaster County, Virginia.PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD:January 5, 2017 to February 6, 2017.PERMIT NAME: Virginia Pollut-ant Discharge Elimination System Permit – Wastewater issued by the DEQ, under the Authority of the State Water Control Board.APPLICANT NAME, ADDRESS AND PERMIT NUMBER: The Tides Utilities LLC; 480 King Carter Drive, Irvington, VA 22480.FACILITY NAME AND LOCATION: The Tides Utilities LLC North Waste-water Treatment Plant; Waterview Point Lane, Weems, VA 22576.PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The Tides Utilities LLC has applied for reissuance of a permit for the private The Tides Utilities LLC North Waste-water Treatment Plant. The appli-cant proposes to release treated sewage wastewaters at a rate of 100,000 gallons per day into a water body. Generated sludge from the treatment process is pumped and hauled to R&R Septage Lagoon, permitted by the Virginia Depart-ment of Health. The facility pro-poses to release the treated sewage into an unnamed tributary of Church Prong in Lancaster County in the Rappahannock River watershed. A watershed is the land area drained by a river and its incoming streams. The permit will limit the following pollutants to amounts that protect water quality: organic matter, solids, nutrients and bacteria.

This facility is subject to the require-ments of 9VAC25-820 and has reg-istered for coverage (VAN020114) under the General VPDES Water-shed Permit Regulation for Total Nitrogen and Total Phosphorus Discharges and Nutrient Trading in the Chesapeake Bay Water-shed in Virginia. As a condition of this permit, the permittee will be required to offset in advance, any loads of total nitrogen or total phosphorus that are expected to be discharged in a given calendar year, in excess of those levels previously allowed by the facility’s VPDES permit. The permittee may opt to install nutrient removal treatment that will maintain the existing load of nutrients discharged.

HOW TO COMMENT AND/OR REQUEST A PUBLIC HEARING: DEQ accepts comments and requests for public hearing by hand delivery, e-mail, fax, or postal mail. All comments and requests must be

in writing and be received by DEQ during the comment period. Submit-tals must include the names, mailing addresses, and telephone numbers of the commenter/requester and of all persons represented by the commenter/requester. A request for public hearing must also include: 1) The reason why a public hearing is requested. 2) A brief, informal statement regarding the nature and extent of the interest of the requester or of those represented by the requester, including how and to what extent such interest would be directly and adversely affected by

where possible, to terms and condi-tions of the permit with suggested revisions. A public hearing may be held, including another comment

-cant, based on individual requests for a public hearing, and there are substantial, disputed issues rel-evant to the permit.CONTACT FOR PUBLIC COM-MENTS, DOCUMENT REQUESTS AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Laura Galli, DEQ Piedmont Regional Office, 4949-A Cox Road, Glen Allen, Virginia 23060; Phone: (804) 527- 5095; E-mail: laura.galli@deq.virginia.gov: Fax: (804) 527-5106. The public may review the draft permit and application at the DEQ office named above by appoint-ment or may request copies of the documents from the contact person listed above.

(Jan-5-2t)TRUSTEE’S SALE OF4960 Mary Ball RoadLancaster, VA 22503

Pursuant to the terms of a cer-tain Deed of Trust, in the original principal amount of $177,000.00, dated September 3, 2009, and

Circuit Court of Lancaster, Virginia (the “Clerk’s Office”), as Instru-ment Number 090002212, default having been made in the payment of the note thereby secured, the undersigned Sole Acting Substitute Trustees, pursuant to the request of the holder of the Note thereby secured, will offer for sale at public auction outside of the Lancaster Circuit Court, located at 8265 Mary Ball Road, Lancaster, VA 22503 on January 18, 2017 at 02:00 PM,

4960 Mary Ball Road, Lancaster, VA 22503, and more particularly described in said Deed of Trust as follows:

ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND LOCATED IN WHITE CHAPEL MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT, LANCASTER COUNTY, VIRGINIA, CONTAINING 0.091 OF AN ACRE AND MORE CLEARLY SHOWN AS PARCEL A ON THAT

CERTAIN PLAT OF SURVEY ENTI-TLED, “BOUNDARY SURVEY & LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT ON THE LAND OF MARYUS O. SAUNDERS & VERNA H. SAUNDERS,” MADE BY CHARLES R. PRUETT & ASSO-CITES, C.L.S., DATED JANUARY 22, 2007, WHICH PLAT OF SURVEY IS ATTACHED HERETO AND BY THIS REFERENCE MADE A PART HEREOF.

THIS DEED MERGES THE AFORE-SAID PARCEL A WITH OTHER LAND OF FRANCIS T. BUSH AND FREDERICK T. BUSH, WHICH LAND ADJOINS THE PROPRTY HEREIN CONVEYED ALONG ITS EASTERN BOUNDARY AS DEPICTED ON THE AFORESAID PLAT; AND MERGES THE REMAINING 0.091 OF AN ACRE, SHOWN AS PARCEL B ON THE AFORESAID PLAT, WITH THE OTHER LAND OF MARYUS O. SAUNDERS, JR. AND VERNA H. SAUNDERS, WHICH LAND ALSO ADJOINS THE PROPERTY HEREIN CONVEYED ALONG ITS EASTERN BOUNDARY AS DEPICTED ON THE AFORESAID PLAT.

BEING A PORTION OF THE PROP-ERTY CONVEYED TO MARYUS O. SAUNDERS AND VERNA H. SAUN-DERS BY DEED DATED DECEM-BER 11, 1999 AND RECORDED IN THE CLERK`S OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF LANCASTER COUNTY, VIRGINIA IN DEED BOOK 398, AT PAGE 713.

THIS PROPERTY IS CONVEYED TOGETHER WITH AND SUBJECT TO ALL RESTRICTIONS, EASE-

MENTS, CONDITIONS AND COV-ENANTS OF RECORD AS THE SAME MAY LAWFULLY APPLY.

TERMS OF SALE: Cash. A ten percent (10%) bidder’s deposit in

the Trustee(s) shall be required of the successful bidder at the time of sale before the bidding will be closed; settlement must be made within twenty (20) days from the date of sale or property to be resold

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dolls, Peacock décor, Leroy Neimen golf print, civil war hospital bed, Acutex speakers, DCM speakers, Keurig

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poles and nets, Honda EB7000I generator, wet suits, life vests, spotlight, DJ mixer.

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at cost of defaulting purchaser. All costs of conveyancing, examination of title, recording charges, etc. will be at cost of purchaser. Neither the Substitute Trustees, nor any other party guarantees or covenants to deliver, or in any way, to obtain possession of the premises for any third party purchaser. Additional terms may be announced at the time of sale. Sale will also be sub-ject to additional terms contained in the Memorandum of Sale to be executed by the successful bidder upon purchase.

Commonwealth AssetServices, LLCSole Acting Substitute Trustees

This communication is from a debt collector. This is an attempt to collect a debt and any informa-tion obtained will be used for that purpose.

FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:Commonwealth AssetServices, LLC281 Independence Boulevard, Pembroke One Building, 5th Floor, Virginia Beach, VA 23462 www.sykesbourdon.com (757) 965-5097 BETWEEN HOURS OF 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. ONLYOur Case No: CA16-190291-1

(Jan-5-2t)TRUSTEE’S SALE OF

5587 RIVER ROADLANCASTER, VA 22503

In execution of a Deed of Trust in the original principal amount of $193,121.00, with an annual interest rate of 4.000000% from DAVID S. BENSON dated August 30, 2012, recorded among the land records of the Circuit Court for the COUNTY OF LANCASTER as Deed Instrument Number 120001895, the undersigned appointed Substitute Trustee will offer for sale at public

auction in the COUNTY OF LAN-CASTER, at the front of the Circuit Court building for the County of Lancaster located at New Court House at 8265 Mary Ball Road, Lancaster, Virginia on January 17, 2017 at 2:30 PM, the property with improvements to wit:

ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND CONTAIN-ING 4.484 ACRES, CONVEYED IN GROSS AND NOT BY THE ACRE, TOGETHER WITH ALL BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AND ALL RIGHTS, PRIVILEGES, AND APPURTENANCES APPER-TAINING THERETO, SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN WHITE CHAPEL MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT, LANCASTER COUNTY, V IR-GINIA, AS MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS ‘PARCEL B 4.484 AC.” ON THAT CERTAIN PLAT OF SURVEY MADE BY TOMLIN AND KEYSER DATED SEPTEMBER 12, 1997, AND RECORDED IN THE CLERK’S OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF LANCASTER COUNTY, VIRGINIA IN DEED BOOK 395, PAGE 568

AND further described in the above Deed of Trust. (Tax Map No. 13-87)

THIS COMMUNICATION IS FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR.

TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A bidder’s deposit of 10% of the sale price, will be required in cash, certi-

-erwise Trustees may forfeit deposit. Additional terms to be announced at sale. Loan type: Conventional. Reference Number 16-256031.PROFESSIONAL FORECLOSURE CORPORATION OF VIRGINIA, Substitute Trustees, C/O SHAPIRO & BROWN, LLP, 10021 Balls Ford Road, Suite 200, Manassas, Virginia 20109 (703) 449-5800.

(Jan-5-2t)VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER

COUNTY OF LANCASTER,VIRGINIA, a Political Subdivision of the Commonwealth of Virginia, Complainant, v. ROSE BOWLES, ET AL.,

Respondent(s).

Case No. CL16-111

ORDER OF PUBLICATION

The object of this suit is to enforce the lien of the Complainant, County of Lancaster, Virginia, for delinquent real estate taxes against certain real property located in the County of Lan-caster, Virginia, described as follows:

Tax Map No. 6-30BAccount No. 410

ALL that certain tract or parcel of land belonging, situate and lying near Nuttsville in White Chapel Magisterial District for Lancaster County, Virginia, con-taining one (1) acre, more or less, together with all appurtenances thereto bounded and described as follows: On the Northeast by the state highway leading from Litwalton to Nuttsville; on the Northwest by land formerly belonging to Domily Smith, deceased; on the Southwest by lands formerly belonging to Domily Smith, deceased, and land formerly belonging to Harry Taylor, deceased; and on the Southeast by the land formerly belonging to Harry Taylor, deceased.

BEING the same real property conveyed to Fred Bowles and Rose Bowles, husband and wife, from Ernest Laws and Blanche Laws, husband and wife, by Deed dated February 3, 1948, and

the Circuit Court for Lancaster County, Virginia in Deed Book 83 at Page 278.

This description is made subject to all easements, conditions, agreements, restrictions, and res-ervations of record which affect the property herein described.

that due diligence has been used, without effect, to ascertain the identity and location of certain parties to be served, that the last known addresses for the Respon-dents herein are as follows: Rose Bowles aka Rose Lee Gordon Bowles aka Rosa L. Bowles, who is believed to be deceased and whose last known address is c/o Luvenia Taylor, 2715 Thomas Road, Henderson, North Caro-lina 27536; Fred Bowles, who is believed to be deceased and whose last known address is c/o Luvenia Taylor, 2715 Thomas Road, Henderson, North Car-olina 27536; Brady Bowles, whose last known address is unknown; Dillard Bowles, whose last known address is unknown; George Bowles, whose last known address is unknown; Wade Bowles, Sr., who is believed to be deceased and whose last known address is unknown; Arnetta Susan Jenkins Bowles, who is believed to be deceased and whose last known address is unknown; Wade Bowles, Jr., who is believed to be deceased and whose last known address is unknown; Timothy Thomp-son, whose last known address is 8400 Barncliff Road, Char-lotte, North Carolina 28227; Toni Thompson, whose last known address is 606 South Austin Street, Lot 17, Maxton, North Carolina 28364; James Ander-son Bowles, Sr., who is believed to be deceased and whose last known address is 156 Steed Circle, Maxton, North Carolina 28364; James Anderson Bowles, Jr., whose last known address is unknown; Andre Bowles, whose

last known address is unknown; Conrad Gilmore Bowles, whose last known address is unknown; Terri Bowles, whose last known address is unknown; Fred Bowles, whose last known address is 2286 West Longview Drive, Wood-bridge, Virginia 22191; Mary Mal-lory, whose last known address is 1206 Nero Drive, Portsmouth, Virginia 23701; Lewis Forgia Bowles aka Louis F. Bowles, who is believed to be deceased and whose last known address is unknown; Artiller Bowles Carter, who is believed to be deceased and whose last known address is unknown; Alford Carter, whose last known address is 230 West 8th Street, Front Royal, Virginia 22630; Allen Dester Carter, who is believed to be deceased and whose last known address is unknown; Flora Ophelia Stone, whose last known address is 17 Halifax Court, Stafford, Virginia 22554; Cecilia Carter, whose last known address is 22540 Amen-dola Terrace, Apt. 200, Ashburn, Virginia 20148; Frederick Godfrey Rowe, Sr., who is believed to be deceased and whose last known address is unknown; Frederick Godfrey Rowe Jr., whose last known address is 342 Deer Creek Road, Winchester, Virginia 22602; Ceatina R. Rowe aka Catina R. Rowe Willingham, whose last known address is 342 Deer Creek Road, Winchester, Virginia 22602; Aisha D. Rowe, whose last known address is 80 Adams Drive Northeast, Leesburg, Vir-ginia 20176; Mack Arthur Rowe, whose last known address is unknown; John Wesley Bowles, whose last known address is unknown; Ed Bowles, whose last known address is unknown; Harry Lee Bowles, whose last known address is unknown; Charles William Bowles, who is believed to be deceased and whose last known address is unknown; Lee Roy Bowles, whose last known address is unknown; Laura Ann Bowles, who is believed to be deceased and whose last known address is unknown; Betsy Bowles, whose last known address is 57 Hanover Place Northwest, Unit H, Washington, DC 20001; Charles Bowles, whose last known address is unknown; Lena Larsen Wallace, who is believed to be deceased and whose last known address is unknown; Margaret Davis aka Margarite Davis, whose last known address is unknown; Louise Johnson, whose last known address is unknown; Rosa Lee Bowles aka Rosa Lee Townsend, whose last known address is unknown; Jennie Mae Bowles aka Jennie Mae Townsend, whose last known address is unknown; Lee Roy

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Notices Notices NoticesBowles aka Lee Roy Townsend, whose last known address is unknown; Lillian Veney, whose last known address is unknown;

-sees, and successors in title of the Respondent named herein are made parties Respondent to this action individually and/or by the general description 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 Janu-

of 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 22nd day of December, 2016.

R. Michael McKinneyJudge

A TRUE COPY TESTE:DIANE H. MUMFORD, CLERKBY Diane H. Mumford, D.C.LANCASTER COUNTY CIR-CUIT COURT

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.: 104472

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Northumberland County will hold a public hearing on January 12, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. at the Northumberland County Courts Building at 220 Judicial Place

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COUNTY OF LANCASTERPLANNING COMMISSION

PUBLIC HEARING

Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 15.2-2204 of the Code of Virginia that the Lancaster County Planning Commission at its meeting in the Board Meeting Room of the Lancaster County Administration Building, Thursday, January 19, 2017 at 7:00 p.m., will consider the following matter:

1. Application for Change of Zoning District

Quinn) for a 7.553-acre parcel described as Tax Map #29-37 and a 1.208-acre parcel described as Tax Map #29-37C. These adjacent parcels are located at 155

Information relating to this matter is available in the

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, January 10, 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 Wayne E. Cleveland (V.M.R.C. #16-

1936) to install 70 linear feet of riprap revetment along the shoreline of Indian Creek and 341 Indian Pointe Drive.

2. Request by Chris Gepford (V.M.R.C. #16-1902) to install 425 linear feet of riprap revetment along the shoreline of Flag Pond and 149 Davis Way in Northumberland Plantation Subdivision.

3. Request by Paul Gryskewicz (V.M.R.C. #16-1933) to construct 274 linear feet of vinyl bulkhead and install 55 linear feet of marsh toe revetment along the shoreline of Presley Creek and 154 Denver Road in Bay Quarter Shores Subdivision.

4. Request by Bryan Reebals (V.M.R.C. #16-1967) to install 200 linear feet of riprap revetment channelward of an existing bulkhead along the shoreline of Cranes Creek and 412 Cranes Pond Lane.

The applications requesting the proposed permits are

Courthouse in Heathsville, VA, where all interested parties may view and inspect the projects. Written comments must be mailed, faxed to (804) 580-8082 or e-mailed to pmarston@co.northumberland.va.us. 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 Wetlands Board

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The Town of White Stone will hold a public hearing on Thursday, January 5th, 2017, 7:00 p.m. at the White Stone Town Hall, to solicit public input on local community development, economic development, housing, and infrastructure needs in relation to Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding for a project in the Town of White Stone.

Information on the amount of funding available, the

persons, eligible activities, and plans to minimize displacement and provide displacement assistance as necessary will be available. All interested citizens and business owners are urged to attend. At this

in identifying business, housing, community and other infrastructure needs within the proposed project area and the Town.

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IRVINGTON—Edward W. Truslow, president of the Virginia Society of the Sons of the Ameri-can Revolution, recently delivered his annual report to the Richard Henry Lee Chapter at lun-cheon at Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury in Irvington.

Truslow said he and his wife, Laura, attended the annual national convention and were greatly encouraged that there are currently 562 SAR Chapters with some 34,000 compatriot members, throughout the U.S.

He said the Virginia Society received both society and individual member awards at the convention too numerous to mention, but he was particularly pleased the Virginia Society received participation streamers for sponsoring entries in six youth contests. The Virginia Society now stands at over 2,000 members in 27 chapters across the state and is the third largest state soci-ety after Texas and Florida.

In addition to its many other community

activities, the Virginia Society raised $25,000 for a donation to the new American Revolution Museum in Yorktown.

Truslow then advised the members of the cur-rent initiatives of the Virginia Society and of the major upcoming events.

“I have been deeply honored to have repre-sented you during my presidential term,” said Truslow. “Laura and I have met many new friends around the state and elsewhere and we will cher-ish these memories forever. I wish your Chapter great success in our collective quest to spread the word about our patriot ancestors and their sacri-fices. We are all in this together.”

A 12th generation Virginian, Truslow grew up in Winchester. After obtaining his undergraduate and MBA degrees, he spent his career in the engineer-ing field. He served as the Williamsburg Chapter president from 2011-2013 and has held the posi-tions of secretary and vice president of the Virginia Society prior to becoming president in 2016.

At ceremonies Decem-ber 19 at Rappahannock-Westminster Canterbury, the newly elected officers of the Richard Henry Lee chapter, Sons of the American Revolu-tion, were sworn in by the state president Edward Truslow.

The officers will lead the chapter towards fulfilling the goals of the national, state and local chapter of the SAR for 2017, reported Albert N. “Spike” Nunn.

The swearing-in was the culmination of a hectic meet-

Leadership accoladesRichard Henry Lee chapter, Sons of the American Revolution, president Don Smith recently presented to immediate past president Dick Fickling a certificate of appreciation for the successful year during which the organization prospered under Fickling’s leadership. From left are Smith and Fickling.

Editor Mike Lyman, dressed in traditional Revolutionary War attire, recently presented to the Virginia president of the Sons of the American Revolu-tion a copy of his book listing fallen patriots whose remains and burial places have been determined, verified, and cata-logued.

The book lists and locates all known patriots current as to date of publication, said Layman.

“This is an ongoing process, locating and documenting the

burial places of our patriotic ancestors whose participation in the Revolutionary War can be documented,” said Layman. “To date, we have located the final resting places of over 4,000 of our courageous patri-ots who, through their sac-rifices, brought into fruition these United States.”

State president Ed Trus-low was very appreciative of the efforts of Lyman. “These records should be in the annals of every chapter of the SAR,” he said.

From left are third vice president Spike Nunn, treasurer Clyde Ratcliffe, second vice president Danny Kiser, president Don Smith, first vice president Charles Belfield and state president Edward Truslow.

Richard Henry Lee chapter installs officers

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ing, including introduction of new prospective members, an address by the chapter elocu-tion champion Mary Frerer, a summary of activities of the state organization and plans for the coming year by state president Edward Truslow, and the presentation of a certificate of appreciation to the outgoing president, Richard Fickling.

Immediately prior to the meet-ing, the Military Achievement Medal and Certificate Award

were presented, in a private cer-emony, to retired U.S. Marine Corps Col. Don Shanklin for his many years of dedicated leader-ship to the accomplishment of the goals of the SAR and the local chapter with a presentation by Shanklin for his many years of service to the organization.

Also present at the private ceremony for Col. Shanklin was his wife Barbara, and the wife of the state president, Laura Trus-low.

From left are Color Corps Mike Lyman, state president Ed Truslow and chapter president Don Smith.

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KILMARNOCK—The Lancaster/Northumberland Habitat for Humanity held a New Year’s Eve Gala December 31 at the Boys & Girls Club of the Northern Neck, 517 North Main Street, Kilmarnock.

The catered event with entertainment by Lynda Smith and the 7th Street Band was attended by 160 persons and highlighted by the cascade of hundreds of balloons at midnight, reported Habi-tat vice president Bruce Craig.

The event was organized by Habitat executive director Tommy Hemans with the support of Habitat president Kathleen Conroy, building supervisor Bob Kammerer and office manager Nancy Frank, said Craig. The sparkling décor in Habitat’s green and blue was arranged by Donna Kammerer and her committee of board members Anne Haas, Marty Dwyer, Larry Edwards and Vanessa Taylor.

Habitat is grateful to the Boys & Girls Club, Chesapeake Investment Group and Bank of Lancaster for contributing to this inaugural event, said Craig.

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KILMARNOCK—The Cole Charitable Trust on December 15 spread Christmas joy to 33 community organizations with contributions totaling $242,111.

Lula and Mason Cole, who enjoyed successful careers and were able to build a substantial amount of wealth, established this foundation by setting up trusts during their lifetime that would pass to a Charita-ble Foundation at their death, reported Chesapeake Trust Company senior vice presi-dent and Chesapeake Trust Company president Jean H.

Light. Their desire and intent was to continue with their philanthropic mission for this community for many years to come.

Chesapeake Trust Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Chesapeake Investment Group, working with the Coles’ attor-ney, Ray Britt, Esquire, helped Lula and Mason Cole through this planning process to ensure their goals would be reached. By establishing this Charitable Trust, the Cole family was able to save a significant amount of money in taxes. This money, in turn, is being used to benefit

agencies in our local commu-nity.

Through the following ben-eficiary organizations, local residents are provided with a better place to live and work. The Coles’ legacy will live on in the support for their com-munity.

Light presented this year’s contributions to representatives from Animal Welfare League of the Northern Neck, Boys & Girls Club of the Northern Neck, Chesapeake Academy, Family Development Center, Hospice Support Services of the Northern Neck, Lancaster/

Northumberland Interfaith Council, Kids First Foundation and Kilmarnock Museum.

Also, Lancaster County Virginia Education Founda-tion, Lancaster Community Library, Lancaster/Northum-berland Habitat for Human-ity, Northern Neck Artisan Trail, Northern Neck Court Appointed Special Advocate, Northern Neck Food Bank, Northern Neck-Middlesex County Free Health Clinic, Northern Neck Land Con-servancy and Northern Neck Montessori School.

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“It is such a joy to see these funds help so many entities in our community at this time of year. Mr. and Mrs. Cole would be so pleased to see all the smiling faces we had here today,” said Jean H. Light (left).

The Cole Charitable Trust spreads opportunity to community organizationsOrchestra, P.T. Atkinson Museum at Hampden-Sydney, Preservation Northern Neck & Middle Peninsula, Inc., Rap-pahannock Art League, Rap-pahannock Community Col-lege Educational Foundation, Rappahannock Foundation For the Arts, Rappahannock Gen-eral Hospital Foundation and Rappahannock Westminster-

Canterbury Foundation.Also, Shirley Perkins Memo-

rial Fund for Animals, Smith Point Sea Rescue, The Haven Shelter and Services, Inc., The Link, Visions (LEAD North-ern Neck), Westmoreland Play-ers, Legal Aid Works formerly Rappahannock Legal Services, Inc. and Partners for Lancaster County Schools Foundation.

Newly released figures from Virginia Health Information (VHI) confirm many local hos-pitals across the Commonwealth continue to struggle financially.

The numbers show that 27% of Virginia’s acute care, critical access and children’s hospitals, and more than 43% of rural hos-pitals, operated in the red during 2015. Those figures indicate a slight increase from 2014 data showing roughly 25% of overall hospitals and 42% of rural hos-pitals with negative operating margins.

Data from the past two years reflect the continuation of a pat-tern consistently evident in VHI annual data, reported Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Associa-tion vice president for communi-cations Julian Walker.

While the number of hospitals with negative operating margins can fluctuate from year to year, the ongoing trend of numerous hospitals operating in the red has alarming implications for access to health care and Virginia’s economy, continued Walker.

Financial pressure also can inhibit a hospital’s ability to make facility and equipment upgrades so patients have access to state-of-the-art treatment. It is commonly accepted in the indus-try that achieving a 4% oper-ating margin is the minimum threshold necessary for hospitals to maintain fiscal stability and provide for capital expenditures. Based on VHI’s 2015 data, 16 of 30 rural hospitals fell below that mark. Statewide, 34 of 88 hospi-tals were in that category.

The recent data is evidence of hospitals around Virginia strug-gling with the pressures of long-time federal government care mandates that leave providers to deliver significant treatment vol-umes at free or discounted rates, as well as the pain inflicted by federal funding cuts that affect health care, he said. From 2008-15, the overall annual rate of Virginia hospitals operating in the red has ranged from 25% to 37%. Among rural hospitals, the range is 42% to 63%.

Even at the low end of the range, those numbers would be distressing if they were a one-time event, said Walker. They are not, which is cause for public concern about the conditions that have put hospitals in this bind.

Rating agencies such as Moody’s Investors Service are among the analysts that have tracked these troubling signs for years.

Hospital operating margins are a key measure of profitability which should not be conflated with other hospital assets and investments such as property and complex equipment, he said. The value of such commodities can fluctuate based on market trends and net value. While VHI tracks hospital financial data, its calculations do not capture other care providers that make up the entire health system including physician practices, imaging centers, ambulatory surgery centers, free clinics and other services.

Hospital leaders have respon-sibly managed their organiza-tions by critically assessing staff levels, service lines and other administrative functions with an eye on efficiency. Another response: struggling rural hospi-tals affiliating with larger health systems for survival. Such strategies can create short-term financial flexibility but do not remedy the long-term pressures created by government policy decisions, he said.

Consider Medicare and Med-icaid, the joint federal-state health insurance programs that have been in existence more than 50 years. Reimbursements to hospitals for care provided to patients under those programs fall far short of actual treatment costs. And those pennies on the dollar payments remain inad-equate. For example, the current reimbursement rate for Med-icaid in Virginia is 74%, down from 79% in 2002. Additionally, a federal law Congress passed in 1986 requires all Virginia hospi-tals to provide emergency room treatment to patients regardless of their ability to pay. Virginia hospitals in 2014 provided $584 million in charity care, a 46% increase from 2008 levels.

While some hospitals are prof-itable and others are not, what should concern all Virginians is the fact that negative operating margins are a persistent chal-lenge. Because this is not a fleet-ing problem, it poses risks to Virginians’ access to health care and the entire state economy, said Walker. Is it reasonable to expect that Virginians across

the Commonwealth should have access to high quality health care provided by hospitals?

The Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association believes the answer is ‘yes.’ Yes for the public good, health care access and the economy, he said. Hos-pitals are among the largest employers in the state, directly supporting 115,000 jobs, gen-erating $36 billion in economic activity and accounting for $17 billion in spending on local goods and services. Hospitals are a top employer in 82% of rural Virginia counties, where each hospital job supports two local economy jobs. Overall, hospitals are a top employer in 44% of Virginia’s counties and cities, he said.

Beyond government health care mandates, cuts related to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and other actions which are not being offset through other available resources also exist as threats. As of now, overall funding cuts are forecast to deprive Virginia’s local hospitals and health sys-

tems of roughly $1 billion annu-ally by 2022.

The potential impact of those cuts should be a frightening thought for Virginians who value health care access and the importance of hospitals to our economy and well-being, said Walker.

Another complicating factor is what might come next in fed-eral health care policy, he said. More than six years after the passage and implementation of ACA, much uncertainty exists over how the Washington debate to repeal and replace ACA will unfold, and how any decisions made will impact health care access, delivery and the indus-try’s financial stability.

Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association is an alliance of 107 hospitals and 30 health delivery systems that develops and advo-cates for sound health care policy in the Commonwealth. Its vision is to achieve excellence in both health care and health. Connect with VHHA at ISupportVirginia-Hospitals.com.

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AREA EVENTS■ Veterans’ breakfast

Commonwealth Assisted Living at Farnham, 511 Cedar Grove Road, Farnham, hosts a veterans’ breakfast at 9 a.m. on second Tuesdays. RSVP, 394-2102.

■ Gardening seminar The Master Gardeners’ 24th annual Gardening in the North-

ern Neck (GNN) Seminar will be held March 25 at the White Stone Church of the Nazarene, 57 Whisk Drive, White Stone. The fee is $25. Registration forms will be available February 1 at nnmg.org, or the Northumberland Country Extension Office, 580-5694.

The program will feature presentations by Rick Darke and Dr. Doug Tallamy, co-authors of The Living Landscape: Designing for Beauty and Biodiversity in the Home Garden.