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Powhatan, Virginia

The hometown paper of Chip Stettler

Vol. XXVII No. 41

October 15, 2014

Beasley resigns as Commonwealth’s Attorney

By Laura McFarland News Editor

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owhatan County Commonwealth’s Attorney Bob Beasley made official last week his plans to resign his position to become a General District Court Judge in the 11th Judicial District.

Beasley of Powhatan announced on Thursday, Oct. 9 that he would resign from the position he has held since 2000,

effective Dec. 1.

His judgeship was approved by the General Assembly on Thursday, Sept. 18. His sixyear term as a judge begins Dec. 1, meaning he will leave the Commonwealth’s Attorney position one month shy of his 15th anniversary in the office.

In a resignation letter Beasley sent to Powhatan County Board of Supervisors chairman Carson Tucker, Beasley expressed his appreciation for his time as Commonwealth’s At-

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torney and the relationships he built during those years.

Beasley said his goal when he first took the position was to provide experienced and professional legal representation to Powhatan citizens in criminal matters, and he thinks he and his staff achieved that goal.

“Every day of my tenure, we have sought justice and worked to help ensure the safety of the citizens of this community,” he said. “I am proud

of my office and the work we have done, and I believe our community is safer as a result of our efforts.”

Some of his office’s achievements in addition to the traditional function of prosecuting criminal cases were outlined in Beasley’s resignation letter.

Beasley’s office was “instrumental in establishing the Powhatan TRIAD chapter,” which it did by working with see BEASLEYpage 4A

Future capital improvements set School facilities tour

By Laura McFarland News Editor

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owhatan County has a good idea of what its capital improvements for the next two years will be, but beyond that, too many questions are still up in the air, according to county administrator Pat Weiler.

Weiler presented a “fiscally restrained” version of the Fiscal Year 2015 Five-Year Capital Improvement Program to the Powhatan County Board of Supervisors at its meeting on Monday, Oct. 6. The board voted unanimously to approve it.

She stressed both at the meeting

and a workshop on Tuesday, Sept.

30, at which she first presented the new version of the Capital Improvement Program (CIP), that it does not bind the board or county to any action.

“The CIP is only a plan and as such it is not the board of supervisors’ approval on any particular project nor is it a budget or appropriation of any funds for any project,” she said.

The CIP was deemed by the Powhatan County Planning Commission to be in compliance with the county’s Comprehensive Plan on March 4, Weiler said. However, when the supervisors held two workshops on the subject on March 24 and April 2,

they requested she fiscally restrain the plan to the funds available.

The new plan adheres to that directive in the fiscal years of 2015 and 2016, but not in the three years that follow, Weiler said. There are still projected figures, but there also are several variables that could drastically change the CIP in those years.

Those unknowns are a utilities master plan, a facilities study of the school system, and the results of a $90,000 study in fiscal year 2015 about a proposed $7 million radio system that will be built in fiscal year 2017, she said. see FUTURE page 5A

Local officials look at building conditions See story on page 7

Program aims to bring lost citizens home safe

By Laura McFarland News Editor

C PHOTO BY LAURA MCFARLAND

Powhatan County Board of Supervisors chairman Carson Tucker, left, and county administrator Pat Weiler, right, honored Mark Piper, facilities manager, as the 2014 County Employee of the Year.

Powhatan County recognizes 2014 Employee of the Year

By Laura McFarland News Editor

W

hile he was surprised and honored to be named the 2014 County Employee of the Year, Mark Piper said it takes a team effort in Powhatan County’s Department of Public Works to get everything done.

Piper, the department’s facilities manager, has been with the county since 2004 and said his favorite part of his job is the diversity of the tasks he tackles, ranging from buildings and grounds to capital improvement projects.

“It is always something new. It is not repetitive,” he said. “We always have a

new challenge or something to work on.”

Piper was announced as the Employee of the Year at the Powhatan County Board of Supervisors meeting held on Monday, Oct. 6. He was chosen from 165 eligible employees.

County administrator Pat Weiler introduced Piper and four other employees nominated for the award by their coworkers.

The Employee of the Year is a recognition given to the Powhatan County employee who in the past year best exemplified and demonstrated the values and qualities that are the hallmark of see COUNTY page 2A

indy and Chris Dalton of Powhatan had a problem.

Their oldest son, Jacob, has both autism and Down Syndrome, and part of those conditions means he likes to wander off.

In one instance, he wandered into the woods and was found more than a mile away from their home sitting in the middle of the road.

In another, the family was in Virginia Beach for one of his Little League games and he got away and made his way onto an elevator at the large hotel where they were staying.

No matter how vigilant they were, there was always that possibility that he could wander off and that the situation wouldn’t have a happy ending.

That fear has been alleviated in recent years by enrolling Jacob, now 18, in the Project Lifesaver program, a radio frequency locator service offered for free to residents by the Powhatan

PHOTOS BY LAURA MCFARLAND

Powhatan County Sheriff’s Office master deputy Brad Luxford checks a Project Lifesaver tracking device worn by Jacob Dalton of Powhatan.

Inset: This Project Lifesaver tracking device is worn by clients who have conditions such as dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, autism, and Down Syndrome and tend to wander off to help searchers find them quickly.

County Sheriff’s Office, Chris Dalton said.

“We have been on the end of having to look for him without it and I don’t want to have to ever do that again,” he said.

Project Lifesaver involves a small tracker that can be used in the search for wandering, lost

clients who have conditions such as dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, autism, and Down Syndrome, Brad Luxford, master deputy and program coordinator, said.

The tracking device is on a band that can be see PROJECT page 2A

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Sports

Index

A9 4-H’ers honor their history while working toward future

B1 Powhatan native Jay Woodson wins big at Big Break Invitational

Calendar A7 Classified B6-7 Crime Report A4 Obituaries A7 Opinion A8 TV Listings B8-9

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Powhatan Today, October 15, 2014

Student leaders hone skills

By Penny Robertson Special to Powhatan Today

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bout 130 students carved time out of their summer to attend the second annual Leadership Summit at Powhatan High School.

The students, who represented clubs, sports, service organizations, performing arts groups and class officers, spent Tuesday, Aug. 12, and Wednesday, Aug. 13, honing their leadership skills and setting strong goals for the high school for the new school year.

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public service in the county, she said.

The winner is chosen by an anonymous panel of employees and receives $500 cash and a designated parking space for a year at the county administration building.

In introducing all of the employees, Weiler read statements from the co-workers who nominated them before adding her own praise.

Piper was lauded for his overall performance as well as the work he did in overseeing the county’s administration building renovation, helping to coordinate the various office moves and interior work.

“There are many times throughout this past year that I was quite sure he was going to wring my neck if I called him into the office and made one more change to the plans for the admin building,” she joked. “But as the person who nominated you said, he always came into my office with a smile on his face.”

Weiler said that while she let employees know they would be moving during the renovation, Piper was “the one that had to go

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worn unobtrusively around their wrist or ankle and each one has a specific frequency, he said.

If a client wanders off, a directional radio antennae can be used to walk to right where they are using that frequency, even if they are not in Powhatan, he said.

Cindy Dalton said that after about eight years in the program, the tracker is just part of her son’s life now. “He covers it with his sock.”

According to the national program’s information, the average search time for someone with a

Prior to the summit, students were asked to complete leadership inventories with the assistance of parents, teachers and family members of their choice. The information was compiled and given to the students to help them align their skills and strengths with the information offered over the course of the summit.

Students also were asked to donate school supplies, snacks and nonperishable food to benefit the Backpacks of Love and food oantry organizations. Several bags and boxes of items were collected

and delivered to the organizations.

During the summit, Powhatan High School teachers presented various workshops centered on leadership skills with topics regarding academic leadership, community leadership, athletic leadership, group building and communication and digital ethics.

Kim Holloway, assistant principal, presented a program where students gained a deeper understanding of how to use talents of everyone to achieve a

out and visit with those people and somehow convince them it was going to be OK.” Piper did a great job of moving all of the offices around during the renovation, did it under budget and managed to help the employees come out of it happy with the changes made, she said.

According to the nomination, Piper also “has a never ending cheerful attitude and exhibits flexibility in all situations.”

Other reasons listed in the nomination of Piper included him helping the county win a $100,000 grant for additional walking trails and aiding in coordinating the project as construction manager; being involved extensively with facility upgrades and maintenance; attending an after-hours course on his own time on heating and air conditioning maintenance to better understand the HVAC systems within county facilities; coordinating snow removal efforts during inclement weather, and always looking for ways to save the county money.

Piper said the kind words were appreciated and he felt he was in good company with all of the other candidates.

The five nominees were honored with a special dinner

before the board of supervisors meeting.

Other nominees for the 2014 County Employee of the Year were: John Cole, maintenance worker with the public works department Shirley Goins, administrative assistant with the public works department Barbara J. Hutchison, chief deputy clerk with the Powhatan County Circuit Court Brigid Lanzillotti, administrative associate to the deputy county administrator-community development After the award was announced, all five board members praised work done by the nominees and thanked them for their service to the county.

Supervisor Barry Hodge, who represents District 3, said he was glad Weiler read the nominations for all five employees to draw attention to the work that often goes on behind the scenes and isn’t recognized.

“That brought to light what you do all the time on a daily basis that not everybody sees. But you keep doing it. That is real character because when no one is watching, you still do the right thing,” he said.

Project Lifesaver band is about 25 minutes, which can make a big impact on the condition they are found in, Luxford said.

“Most people who have Alzheimer’s or autism have other health issues. They don’t do well on their own a lot of times so it is critical to find them quickly,” he said.

Some clients who aren’t totally aware might walk into a situation most people would know to avoid, so having the transmitter cuts out that uncertainty of where to look, Luxford said. The one time he has had to use the Project Lifesaver in Powhatan, a client had wandered into a briar patch and collapsed.

“We never would have

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Playground closed For equipment installation

By Laura McFarland

ordinator, attended the meeting to receive the proclamation.

The proclamation pointed ighting Creek Park is on its out that “domestic violence is way to having a full play- widespread and is devastating ground again for the youth to society as a whole, but parof Powhatan County. ticularly women and children” During a meeting of the and “one in every four women Powhatan County Board of Su- will experience domestic viopervisors on Monday, Oct. 6, lence in her lifetime.”

Bill Melton, who represents During the board comments, District 4, gave an update on the board chairman Carson Tucker, equipment during his board District 5, also commended comments.

Trotta, who was invited by the The entire playground will National Coalition of Anti-Viobe shut down from Monday, lence Programs to its annual Oct. 13 to Friday, Nov. 7 while Roundtable with all expenses county staff installs newly pur- paid by the coalition. The orgachased equipment, nization creates its he said. The playnational agenda at ground will be the Roundtable opened about that and plans its work time, he said. for the year.

“It could be Nov. Trotta was con8 or a little thereafnected to Virginia ter, but there is an Anti-Violence end,” Melton said.

Project and the naHe said the sutional coalition pervisors had rethrough her work ceived phone calls with the Virginia ALTMAN about the playSexual and Doground and they wanted the mestic Violence Action Allipublic to know it hasn’t been ance. forgotten.

Approving a resolution to The board appropriated amend the fiscal year 2015 Ad$95,361 for the purchase of new opted Staffing Plan to hire two playground equipment at its new staffers. meeting on Monday, Aug. 4.

County staff recommended Two large playground struc- three new positions to be aptures were dismantled in June proved. The supervisors chose after public works department to move forward with two of staff noticed rotting in the pres- the positions and said they sure treated wood posts that wanted to gather information supported them. The structures on the third. were more than a decade old.

On May 12, the supervisors Other business handled at adopted a resolution for the the meeting included: staffing plan, which says only Unanimously approving a authorized positions may be resolution to recognize October filled, county administrator Pat as Domestic Violence Aware- Weiler said. ness Month.

The board approved changChristine Trotta, Powhatan ing the information technology County Department of Social Services’ domestic violence cosee CLOSED page 3A News Editor

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thought to look in there he started but now the be funded through donabecause it was so bad. program averages 14 par- tions and fundraisers, Our clothes were really ticipants.

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The main costs associwill go to Project Lifesaver in Powhatan. ated with the program are the transmitter, which is about $350 but is reusout of there,” Luxford self and that became too able for different clients, said. much. I have two other and the batteries and Powhatan County has deputies helping me bands, which are replaced had the program about now,” he said. every seven to eight eight years, and Luxford Because the program weeks, he said. The cost has handled it since 2008. is free for the families of each band and battery It had seven clients when who participate, it has to change is about $8.

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The participating deputies fit going to homes and changing client’s batteries and bands (which have to be cut off) into their duties, he said.

The Daltons know that the tracking device isn’t a protection against everything that could go wrong, but they also know that having it around their son’s ankle is one more ring of protection around him, Cindy Dalton said.

“Our ultimate goal is to keep him happy and healthy and Project Lifesaver has been a helpmate to us keeping him safe,” she said.

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One ordinance added language to the zoning ordinance to add provisions related to civil and criminal penalties for zoning violations, March Altman, deputy county administrator — community development, said. The proposed language gives staff another method to address zoning violations and bring properties into compliance.

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“Currently our zoning ordinance defines shopping centers as having a single parcel,” he said.

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They deferred a decision to add a full-time deputy clerk to the Powhatan County Clerk of the Circuit Court’s office.

Barry Hodge, District 3, and David Williams, District 1, said they intend to visit the office to learn more about it, the fees charged, what the employees currently do and the new hire’s proposed tasks.

Teresa Dobbins, clerk of the Circuit Court, gave a presentation at the supervisors’ workshop on Tuesday, Sept. 30 on the need for the new position.

A major task for the person hired for the job will be to digitize the county’s land, will and order books, she said. The position will entail many other duties and the person hired will be cross trained in other tasks in the office.

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local nonprofit, the Center for Rural Culture (CRC), will host its largest fundraiser, the third annual Farm to Table Dinner.

The event will be held at 5 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 19 at the Huguenot Springs property off of 288 and Route 711 that was once part of the Virginia Springs Circuit.

Three Central Virginia chefs will donate their time and talent for the event — Dean Maupin, C&O Restaurant, Charlottesville; Dylan Fultineer, Rappahannock Restaurant, Richmond, and Harrison Keevil, Brookville Restaurant, Charlottesville.

The chefs will create a feast using produce from local farms, vineyards, and breweries for the community.

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Dinner is CRC’s largest fundraiser, it also fulfills the group’s mission. Using food primarily from producers featured on the CRC Local Roots website reinforces the mission to “support local economies and agriculture.”

In line with the group’s mission “to conserve natural and historic resources,” the CRC hosts the dinner at a site that highlights agricultural and historic traditions. A Sunday Farm Dinner is a time honored rural tradition to foster community.

Two of the chefs have a special connection to the area — Harrison Keevil grew up in Goochland County and Dean Maupin’s family has ties to the 19th century Huguenot Springs Resort.

Tickets for the event are limited. For more information, go to www.centerforruralculture.org.

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days from the effective resignation date to petition the circuit court to issue a writ of election to fill the vacancy, “although we can do it any time before then.”

After Beasley’s resignation, Lacheney said the topic will probably be discussed at the board of supervisors’ next meeting on Monday, Oct. 20.

The county administrator’s office confirmed the day of his resignation that the matter had been added to the board’s draft agenda.

The official agenda wasn’t set to come out until Wednesday, Oct. 15 (today).

Supervisor Jason Moore, who represents District 2, announced on Friday, Sept. 19, that he would seek the Commonwealth’s Attorney seat in any special election.

No move to call a special election could be made until Beasley announced he was resigning.

Although no special election has been called, Moore said he already filed a statement of organization for the Commonwealth’s Attorney seat in the November 2015 election, which allows him to start collecting and spending funds for a campaign.

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Leadership Institute, to educate citizens about the criminal justice system.

Overall, the burdens of his office “have been incredibly light when compared with the reward of serving my fellow citizens,” he said, adding he is appreciative of the support he and his family have received.

“The honor they have paid me, and the trust they have placed in me over the past 15 years is, indeed humbling,” he said. “The debt of gratitude that I owe the people of this county can never be repaid.”

Beasley said he is glad that his new role as a General District Court Judge will keep him at least partly in Powhatan. The 11th District consists of Powhatan, Amelia, Dinwiddie, and Nottoway counties and the city of Petersburg.

Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney Richard Cox, who has served in the office for 16 years, will become interim Commonwealth’s Attorney on Dec. 1.

Tom Lacheney, Powhatan’s county attorney, previously cited a Virginia code that says if a Commonwealth’s Attorney resigns, the county’s governing body has 15

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On Saturday, Aug. 30, the War Memorial Building was involved in a Volunteer Day during which different organizations around the community helped improve the building.

The Libertarian Party of Powhatan County created the day in cooperation with Karen Ylimaki to jump start the War Memorial Building repairs. They were joined by the Freemasons, Congressional candidate Bo Brown and some of the cultural group’s board members. The volunteers knocked down two walls, painted and cleaned. The War Memorial Building will need more renovations completed in the future, so volunteers and donations are always accepted.

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the Virginia Attorney General and Powhatan County Sheriff’s offices and community groups. TRIAD is a partnership among law enforcement agencies, senior service agencies and seniors in the community, with the goal of reducing criminal victimization of the elderly and enhancing the delivery of law enforcement service to older people.

The relationships the Commonwealth’s Attorney’s office has developed with the sheriff’s office, Virginia State Police, Virginia Department of Corrections, Department of Juvenile Justice and other state investigative and law enforcement agencies is a source of pride for Beasley, he said. His office has also worked with federal law enforcement agencies as needed.

Beasley represents Powhatan as the chair of the John Tyler Alcohol Safety Action Program board and as a member of the Piedmont Court Services Board. He also has spoken to numerous community groups, including the Powhatan

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Crunching the numbers In addition to approving the CIP, board members unanimously approved two resolutions to amend the fiscal year 2015 budget to appropriate funds for the CIP. One resolution appropriated $495,300 for various capital improvement projects, which fall under the heading of work that costs more than $25,000 and has a useful life of more than one year.

The second appropriation was for $650,000 toward other capital improvement projects, which don’t meet that definition.

With these new adjustments, the projected total cost for the CIP in fiscal year 2015 is $2,496,000 and in fiscal year 2016 is $2,497,000.

The focus of the revised CIP was fixing what was broken or needed to be updated, not big capital outlays on new projects, Weiler said.

Some of the highlights of the CIP include: Replacing the exhaust system and bay doors at the Powhatan County Volunteer Fire Department Company 1 building.

Allocating a combined two-year total of $130,000 in fiscal years 2014 and 2015 to do parking and drainage improvements at the Village Building complex such as improving the parking lot conditions and lighting, upgrading handicap parking and stabilizing the slopes behind the maintenance building.

Setting aside $120,000 for roof replacements on county buildings in fiscal year 2015 with four possible projects that could be chosen. The four projects have a

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cels under one development name.”

The change will allow for unified signage at the new Stavemill Crossing development.

Approving a conditional use permit (CUP) for County Line Kennel.

The kennel owners requested a CUP to continue operating, Altman said. The business had been operating under a CUP issued by the board of supervisors in 2007 but did not renew it within the required timeframe and had to request a new one.

The board approved the request.

combined total of $369,000, but Weiler said she directed Mark Piper, facilities manager, he only had $120,000 and would need to prioritize which roofs, if any, needed to be fixed first.

She gave Piper the same directive of prioritizing in order of need for $189,000 going toward HVAC system repairs in county buildings.

“If none need to be repaired, he won’t spend any of those funds. They are there in case he needs to,” she said.

Repairing the Flat Rock Water Tower will cost $390,000 in fiscal year 2015 instead of an originally estimated $75,000 because the tower did not undergo the required maintenance through the years, Weiler said.

“We have not kept up with the maintenance, we haven’t done the painting, and this is the price we are going to pay,” she said during the workshop on Sept. 30.

“We have to make sure we don’t get in this same situation again. We need to maintain our infrastructures or they are going to fall down.”

Buying three vehicles for the county, including a 1-ton pick-up truck with a dump body for use in snow during the winter. The county plans to buy used vehicles if possible, Weiler said. The county currently pays to have snow removed, but that might change this winter.

Making several information technology (IT) infrastructure and systems changes, including a new county website, replacing a large number of outdated computers and updating the emergency dispatch systems.

Allocating $294,000 for facilities and grounds capital maintenance, including painting the Powhatan County Library (interior and exterior), the maintenance building, the Village Building and the exterior of the Powhatan County Courthouse.

Drawing attention to Powhatan’s relationship to the surrounding area.

Tucker drew attention to a recent meeting of the Richmond Area Metropolitan Organization (MPO), of which Williams is the chair. The organization oversees the disbursement of $26 million of federal transportation funds to regional projects in Central Virginia.

Williams said the organization addressed four major initiatives at the meeting — expanding the MPO boundary, changing the organization’s name to the Richmond Area Transportation Organization, making better use of the consent agenda and having only elected officials doing the voting.

All of the initiatives passed ex-

This section of the CIP actually calls for $389,000 in improvements, but the supervisors had previously allocated $95,000 for new playground equipment in Fighting Creek Park.

Board reactions Supervisor Jason Moore, who represents District 2, said on Oct. 6 that he was glad the county is finally getting to repairing deferred maintenance projects that have been put on hold for awhile.

“I hope in the future we can start developing a comprehensive plan for replacement that includes annual appropriations,” he said.

When Weiler first proposed the revised CIP at the Sept. 30 workshop, chairman Carson Tucker, District 5, addressed the need going forward to have a joint CIP with Powhatan County Public Schools.

Weiler said she had spoken with Eric L. Jones, school superintendent, and they had already agreed upon it. When the county’s CIP plans were made, it was prior to the school’s facilities study beginning, she added.

“He has needs outside of the facilities study just like we do — school buses, school vehicles, repairs and maintenance,” Weiler said. “We are meeting and we are merging these so when you see the fiscal year 2016 CIP, you will have schools. Dr. Jones is committed to that.”

At the same workshop, David Williams, District 1, commended the staff on the revised CIP, saying a problem solved starts with a problem identification. With the details laid out like this, it is not just a large figure, but there is a “face” on the changes that need to be made, he said.

“You can actually see what’s out there that needs to be addressed,” he said. “This is good stuff. We should have done this years ago in the county.”

cept the expansion of the MPO’s boundary. This affects Powhatan County because the western half of the county is outside of the boundary and thus not eligible for those federal funds, Williams said.

“We did get relief on how much we paid. We are no longer paying for that half of the county that is not eligible for the federal projects,” he said.

Tucker commended Williams for initiating these changes and persevering for more than a year to drive them to successful adoption.

House Bill 2, which sought to score road projects at both the regional and state level with the Commonwealth Transportation Board, also was discussed at the MPO meeting.

Review of road projects is im-

Diabetes classes aim to educate Contributed Report Gary Pond, a registered nurse for the McGuire Veterans Medical Center Rural Health team, is delivering a free six-week diabetes education session that begins on Thursday, Oct. 23 at the Powhatan Extension Office.

The focus of this program is providing veterans and their caregivers

The diabetes series takes place from 10 a.m. to noon monthly on Oct. 23, Nov. 13, Dec. 11, Jan. 15, Feb. 5 and March 5, at the extension office, 3910 Old Buckingham Road. with information on the health care resources available in rural areas.

The educational sessions include stress management, medications, healthy lifestyle and cooking tips and discussions on other chronic disease and illnesses that affect the health of veterans, caregivers and older Americans.

The diabetes series takes place from 10 a.m. to noon monthly on Oct. 23, Nov. 13, Dec. 11, Jan. 15, Feb. 5 and March 5, all Thursdays, at the extension office, 3910 Old Buckingham Road.

To register for the free event, contact the Powhatan County office of Virginia Cooperative Extension at 804-598-5640.

portant when considering situations such as the removal of $7 million in funding from the Route 711 road widening project, Williams said.

The county was told the reduction in funds was due to gas revenues being down and the uncertainty of funding from the Highway Transportation Trust Fund, he said.

They have contacted the Virginia Department of Transportation and are still waiting to hear back about what this will mean for the project in terms of when and if it will proceed, he said.

“It is an important project not just to Powhatan but it is an important project to Chesterfield. Look at who is using that road,” he said.

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The Episcopal Churches of Powhatan welcome you!

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church SUNDAYS 8 AM Holy Communion 9 AM Family Service of Holy Communion with children’s sermon Followed by 10 AM Sunday School 11 AM Holy Communion with Choir 5:30 PM, 4th Sundays September through May, Taize Service Wednesdays 7 PM Holy Communion and Healing Service

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EVERGREEN COMMUNITY CHURCH (PCA) Proclaiming & Practicing the Gospel of Jesus Christ

Worship service at 9:30 AM Meeting at Flat Rock Elementary School www.EvergreenPowhatan.com

598-8844 Rev. Leonard Liu, Pastor

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(Next to Kountry Kids Daycare) 804-403-3100 Ken Filliben, Pastor Email: newharvestassembly@comcast.net

Emmanuel Episcopal Church Turn South At Post Office at Rt. 522 on Emmanuel Church Road 9:15 am – Worship "A Traditional Episcopal Church"

Visitors Welcome The Rev. Stephen P. Beatty, Vicar

Manakin Episcopal Church Sunday Services 8:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m. & 11:15 a.m.

985 Huguenot Trail (1 mile west of Rt. 288)

794-6401 www.manakin.org

Bethesda Community Church

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Providence Presbyterian Church

Powhatan Christian Fellowship Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.

Worship Service 11:00 am Sunday School 10:00 a.m.

Sunday School 10:00 am Wednesday Night 7:30 p.m.

598-4970 Located 1950 Ridge Road (Rt. 627) 2/10th of a mile north of Rt. 13

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Sundays: 804-403-3963 Morning Worship 10:00 AM Stephen Shelton, Bishop Wednesday: Sacrament Service – 9:00 am Family Life Night 7:00 PM Gospel Doctrine – 10:20 am 2480 Academy Road Priesthood/Relief Society – 11:10 am 598-7159 Pastor: Johnathan M. Whichard Located off Route 60 at Lower Hill Rd.

Powhatan United Methodist Church Meeting Sundays in Powhatan, Midlothian, Fork Union & Online.

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3308 Pleasants Road, 1/4 mile off of Route 711 Russ Cress, Pastor 598-0733

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United Methodist Church William Todd (Pastor Todd) Gess 1801 Huguenot Trail Sunday School 9am Sunday Worship 9:45 AM Sunday Worship 10am Wednesday Bible Study 6:45pm Sunday School 11:00 AM Rev. Bryan M. Holt, Pastor 492-4366 378-3607 Located on Route 13 (Old Buckingham Road) www.EmmausChristianChurch.org

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common goal.

Members of the Huguenot Ruritans and Valarie Ayers, a member of the Powhatan County School Board, presented information to the students on leadership and service to the community.

During the summit, it was announced that the high school has been chosen as the site to host the 2015 Virginia High School League state leadership conference, which will be held in the spring.

High school student leaders from across the state will attend.

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Judy and David Scites of Powhatan celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary during a ceremony on Tuesday, Sept. 23 in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Their renewal of vows was performed at the Chapel at the Park in Gatlinburg by the Rev. Lee K. Bennett. They celebrated the week with family in the Smoky Mountains at Mountaintop Mansion Hidden Valley Resort.

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Powhatan Today, October 15, 2014

County schools open doors for tours

By Laura McFarland News Editor

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ll six of Powhatan County’s public schools opened their doors on Friday, Oct. 10 for an annual tour of the facilities for members of the county’s school board, board of supervisors and government officials.

A group of 10 representatives from the different groups visited the schools on a day-long tour that saw them looking at the buildings’ conditions, peeking into classrooms, and hearing about the resources available to teachers and students.

“I think it has been a great day,” Eric L. Jones, superintendent, said. “It’s been good to highlight both the good things going on at our schools and things that need to be addressed.”

At each school, the visitors were split into two groups to tour the building and hear about the successes and challenges they face.

The black sheep of the school system The most scrutiny regarding problems with a facility came out at Powhatan Junior High School, where the message was that staff is making the best of a bad building, Kathrine Conner, assistant principal, said on her tour.

Constant problems include a failing

roof, heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems going out, leaking, an outdated kitchen, low ceilings, mildew smells and more that she pointed out on the tour.

“We make the best of it we can. We like being here, or we like being together, I should say,” Conner said.

The more the participants explored the school, the more they agreed the building’s condition means it is not a good learning environment for students.

The building was built in 1971 with additions in 1973 and 1979.

“It is a hole. We have been spending a lot of money just to keep it operational,” Russell Wilson, director of facilities, said.

The building is up to code, but many of its outdated features are only still around because they have been “grandfathered in,” at least until the section of the building they are in is renovated, Wilson said.

He pointed to recent expenditures — about $3,000 in repairs on the HVAC system between July and September and about $12,000 worth of roof leaks.

“When you think about the school in terms of safety, it is kind of scary,” Valarie Ayers, the school board member who represents District 3, said.

Upon walking into the school’s cafeteria, county administrator Pat Weiler remarked that “the ceiling is so low it makes it feel really claustrophobic.”

Conner pointed to a bucket in between

some of the tables and said it is a regular feature because of a constant leak in the ceiling.

The state of the junior high has been a major issue brought up in a comprehensive facilities review of the school buildings in 2014.

The Powhatan County School Board had a final comprehensive study presented at its meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 14, and the results will be shared with the Powhatan County Board of Supervisors soon after, Jones said.

In the weeks since the school board last heard a report on the study, the results have been shared with parents to gain their input, he said.

“We will be wrapping that up soon.

The next phase would be talking about how we can do this,” he said.

A realistic but brighter view The outlook was far less grim at the other five schools, where staff members reported issues but none as bad as the overall condition of the junior high.

Powhatan Elementary School principal Constance Deal said that while her school is older than the other elementary schools — built in 1986 — it is well maintained.

Assistant principal Sally Shumard walked her group around the different grade levels’ areas, pointing out highlights along the way.

She spoke about a new parent drop off About 130 students and several teachers and administrators took time out of their summer to attend the second annual Leadership Summit at Powhatan High School, a two-day event designed to hone leadership skills and set strong goals for the new school year

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groups to create action plans regarding specific goals they would like to achieve this year as a student body. They presented their plans to Tracie

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The Women’s Club of Powhatan meets at 10 a.m. at the Powhatan Armory. The Women’s Club handles the Powhatan Clothes Closet which is the main source of money for their philanthropic projects such as the Powhatan Rescue Squad and the Fire Department, many scholarships for the students at all of the Powhatan Schools, plus many other projects. Most of the funds raised are put back into the county. Call Sue Kornegay with questions at 804-598-1014.

Thursday, Oct. 16 Powhatan County Library will hold a class on “Internet Basics: Facebook” at 10 a.m. Register in person at the Powhatan County Public Library or by phone at 804-598-5670.

Bella Arte Gallery, 3734 Winterfield Road, Midlothian will have a Mad Hatter’s Tea Party with Teavana presenting tea tastings and cultural customs from 6 to 8 p.m. A portion of the proceeds from art sales that evening will go to Project Lifesaver in Powhatan County.

Powhatan AA meets at 8 p.m. every Thursday in the Powhatan Village Building.

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Monday, Oct. 20 The Powhatan County Board of Supervisors will have a workshop at 5 p.m. and a meeting at 7 p.m. at the Village Building.

Library family story hours (see above). The library is closed on Sundays and county holidays. For more information, call 804-5985670.

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Tuesday to Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday.

The library is closed on Sundays and county holidays. For more information, call 804- 598-5670.

Omohundro, principal, and Samantha Martin, assistant principal.

Omohundro thanked the students for their work and dedication and said she was looking forward to another great year at the high school alongside the student leaders.

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The Powhatan Ruritan Club For tickets contact Kathy will meet at 6:30 p.m. at Sobczak at 804-314-5890 or Powhatan United Methodkathy.sobczak@gmail.com. ist Church. Dinner will be For more information, conserved followed by a protact Sandy Brindley at 804gram and a brief meeting.

385-2346 or sandybrindThe group is a community ley@comcast.net or go to service organization dediwww.powhatanvagop.org. cated to the county. All are welcome. For more infor- Powhatan AA meets at 8 mation call Larry Cary at p.m. every Saturday at 804-598-5194.

Manakin Episcopal Church on Huguenot Trail.

The Powhatan Chamber of Commerce luncheon will The Christian Motorcyclists be held at noon at County Association Powhatan Seat Restaurant. chapter Living Wheels will meet at 6 p.m. at Company Awaken to Hope Al-Anon 1 Fire station at the intermeets at 7:30 p.m. every section of Old Buckingham Thursday at St. John NeuRoad and Mann Road. Find mann Catholic Church. out what they have been doing, and where their next Friday, Oct. 17 ride or event will be. For more information call 804 The Powhatan Moose 598-1834 or 804-357-6730 Lodge will host smoke-free or 804-512-8835.

Bingo with doors opening at 6 p.m. and games start- The HOPE Ministry Supper ing at 7 p.m. For more inforTable monthly dinner will mation, call 804-598-2809. be held from 3 to 5 p.m.

Dinners are served at the Saturday, Oct. 18 Powhatan County Fair building, 4317 Anderson Blessed Sacrament HugueHwy. The Supper Table not Catholic School will serves those in need and hold the Knight Stride BSH the elderly of Powhatan 5K Color Run/Walk at the County. For further inforschool to benefit its Health mation and if you need & Wellness Initiative. A 1transportation to and from Mile Fun Run for ages 10 the Fair Building, contact and younger starts at 8 a.m.

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system where the parents sign into a computer in one room and then go wait in one of three other rooms, divided up by last name. It took a few weeks to transition to the new way of doing things this school year, but it has smoothed out nicely, she said.

Powhatan Elementary also recently received a state security grant for $24,768 with a local matching amount of $6,192, to replace its public address system, Wilson said.

He also pointed out that the school’s HVAC system and roof needs to be replaced and its fire panels are outdated.

At Pocahontas Middle School (built in 1937 with several additions), security is a major concern, as is the age of its roof and some of its facilities, Wilson said.

Students have to walk outside to get between buildings, making it a space that is hard to secure, he said.

Middle school staff is very proud of what they and their students accomplish throughout the school year, said Martha Powers, assistant principal, who took her tour through the gym, cafeteria, classes, and resource rooms to show off the school.

Pocahontas Elementary School is two years away from its 20th anniversary, meaning many items original to the building will probably need to be replaced soon, Wilson said.

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The Powhatan Moose Lodge will host smoke-free Bingo with doors opening at 6 p.m. and games starting at 7 p.m. every Tuesday.

For more information, call 804-598-2809.

AA meets at 8 p.m. every Tuesday at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church on Huguenot Trail.

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What classes that you took in school had the biggest impact on you?

E-mail answers to editor@powhatantoday.com or submit them online. Visit www.powhatantoday.com to see fellow residents’ responses.

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Classes open possibilities for students

By Laura McFarland

Sept. 23 meeting of the Powhatan County School ness, electricity and construction technology, cosmeBoard. The meeting was held at Powhatan High tology, culinary arts, family and consumer sciences, News Editor School, and one of the agenda items was to take a look health occupations, Junior ROTC, and technology. still remember the day I found my future career, at the school’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) Walking around and looking at these classrooms, I although I didn’t know it at the time. was heartened at the emphasis on marketable skills beThe summer before I entered high school, my ing taught there. mother took me to meet the newspaper advisor.

Don’t get me wrong, I believe a well rounded educaAt this point, I was extremely introverted and would tion is important for students, whether they think they as soon read a book or write short stories as actually will use the information again after graduation or not. talk to other human beings.

But when a student can graduate, pass a board cerMom showed the advisor, Mrs. Margot Comstock, tification on a Saturday and start a job in his or her samples of my writing, and she agreed to let me on the field on Monday, that is an awesome opportunity. newspaper staff my freshman year instead of starting When professionals are calling the teachers lookin Journalism I. ing for students in their classes as potential workers, At first it was hard — not the writing but the talking what a great testament to what the high school is offerto people. I had to work up the nerve every time I went ing in terms of in-demand jobs. to interview somebody new or call them. Compared to Some of these fields are the gateway to more eduthat, actually writing the story was a piece of cake. cation, while others give the students the chance to Gradually, it became easier. I became accustomed graduate with the knowledge and possible certification to approaching people and asking them to answer my to enter the workforce immediately. questions.

I believe that when possible, people should follow PHOTO BY LAURA MCFARLAND I have learned a great deal since high school from Carisma Harris, right, and Sami Packard are a career that can be a passion, and that includes some four years of college, close to eight years in my pro- seniors in Pat Butler’s Cosmetology II class, one of the careers that might flow from these classes — fession and simple life lessons. of Powhatan High School’s Career and Technical veterinarian, welder, nail technician, horticulturalist, But the four years I spent on my high school news- Education offerings. chef, electrician, nurse, or childcare worker. paper staff with Mrs. Comstock helped me develop Kudos to Powhatan High School for recognizing skills that prepared me for my chosen career and program. the diversity of its student body and offering classes opened me up to the possibilities of what I could do.

The high school has a whopping nine categories of that begin to speak to the wide range of possible caI was reminded of that moment at the Tuesday, CTE programs — agriculture and horticulture, busi- reers available to the county’s students.

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Parenting advice from the trenches

By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Columnist

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hen I had my first child Jaime, my wife and I depended on Dr. Spock to teach us the finer points of parenting. Now, the mention of his name is cliché, and most parents today don’t even know who he was.

So, who took his place as the eminent authority on how to raise a child? I have no idea. But, there are a myriad of options available at local bookstores or on the Internet.

So, as the father of four — one grown, three progressing, I’ve decided to offer a more lighthearted approach to prospective parents. I’ve compiled a list of some lesser discussed potential bumps in the road of parenthood and how to prevent them.

Mind you, the advice is not professional and is gained and still being obtained through years of trial and error, mostly the latter.

Get your own bathroom. It doesn’t take long to realize you and your offspring have different ideas on how to use and keep a lavatory. I’ll spare you all the details, but you are better off reserving one toilet for your own use, and make sure there is a lock on that door. Stock the other with an untold amount of toilet paper, shampoo and collect wet towels once daily. Oh yeah, keep the door on their private palace closed, and realize — even though you regularly clean — strange things will appear.

Never empty a trash can without replacing the bag. Even if you tiptoe away for just a second, kids will throw the slimiest of objects into the unprotected receptacle.

It’s what they do. Even with the best of efforts, expect to find used sticky lollipop sticks in the bottom of your once pristine kitchen can.

Hide the t-shirts you really want to keep for yourself, because — no matter how many clothes you buy them — they will sleep in yours.

Take a short order cooking class, and prepare to spend hours in the kitchen. If it’s not cooking dinner, it’s making lunches or emptying the dishwasher. Have a nightly discussion with your kids about the one person cooks, the other cleans theory until they finally get it. Oh yeah, make sure entries to the dishwasher are checked for pre-wash. That may be stretching it.

Never expect to take more than one bite of any meal you share with the kids, and know that requests are only a few bites away. No matter how hard I try, I still end up making more trips to the kitchen during dinner than a busy waiter.

Never leave your drink unattended, for it will be consumed on sight by any one of my children.

Encourage water, discourage soda and hide your soft drinks.

Never assume there will be toilet paper on the roll.

Expect empty cartons in your refrigerator. Got milk? You better.

Clean the interior of your car often. It will need it, and don’t try to ascertain the origin of many of the materials you will encounter under your seats. And that nice clean car interior you used to have, well, let’s just say don’t expect too much.

Be prepared to be constantly amazed, amused, enlightened, engaged, involved, interested, and, most of all, loved. Enough said.

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4-H’ers honor their history while working toward future Contributed Report

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ore than 500 teens, volunteer leaders and Virginia Cooperative Extension agents recently gathered on Virginia Tech’s Blacksburg campus for the 94th annual State 4-H Congress.

This year’s theme, “Celebrating the Past, Making It Last,” drew on the history of 4-H and demonstrates the power of 4H to assist teens in developing leadership, citizenship and life skills through handson educational programs.

Powhatan 4-H Extension Agent Cathy Howland traveled to Virginia Tech with local teens Mac Bowman, Conner Bowman, Alex Oliver and Rebecca Rash.

Special this year, State 4-H Congress hosted a Centennial Celebration Luncheon to honor the 100-year anniversary of Cooperative Extension.

Delegates deepened their understanding of 4-H and extension by viewing displays, a slideshow and interviews of people whose lives have been impacted by 4-H. Special guest speakers, as well as 4-H alumni, retirees and former employees, joined the luncheon.

During Congress, 4-H delegates participated in the Great Summer Showcase — a series of fun and innovative educational workshops taught by Virginia Tech faculty members covering topics such as animal science, communications and expressive arts, healthy living, environmen-

tal education, technology, engineering and math.

The service learning project this year benefited the nonprofit Project Linus, an organization that donates new, handmade blankets to children in need.

Finished blankets were sent home with local units to distribute to area chapters of Project Linus.

“4-H Congress continues to strengthen my love for my community and inspires me to participate and lead in projects that will benefit others in my club, community, country and my world,” Conner Bowman of Powhatan said.

“From the service learning projects to the smoothie wars, Congress is one that builds memories and friendships.”

This is the second year Conner Bowman and Oliver, both rising juniors at Powhatan High School, attended 4-H Congress.

“Being at 4-H Congress gives me an opportunity to learn many new things, meet new people and allows me to look at possible colleges I would like to attend,” Oliver said.

Participants are given the opportunity to explore college and career tracks at Virginia Tech; Virginia State University, the commonwealth’s other land-grant university, and the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine with an indepth look at their departments and programs.

Congress participants also had an opportunity to compete for awards in doz-

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Powhatan 4-H members Mac Bowman, Conner Bowman, Rebecca Rash and Alex Oliver recently attended a Centennial Luncheon at the Inn at Virginia Tech during 4-H Congress in Blacksburg.

ens of areas, such as culinary arts, forestry, soil and plant science and drama.

In some competitions, winners will advance to regional and national contests.

Delegates enjoyed a welcome picnic and mixer, dances, a carnival, a mid-week pizza party and an All-Star ice cream social hosted by the 4-H All Stars.

“State 4-H Congress provides teens the opportunity to build on positive experiences in their county programs. Through structured interactions, teens gain new skills, provide service to the community, and have the opportunity to expand their vision for their future, whether they

choose to go to college or enter the workforce,” said Cathy Sutphin, associate director of 4-H youth development.

As the youth development service for Virginia Cooperative Extension (www. ext.vt.edu/), Virginia 4-H engages youths ages 5 to 19 in hands-on educational programs and activities designed to help them gain the knowledge, life skills and attitudes needed to further their development as self-directing, contributing, productive members of society.

For more information about 4-H State Congress or 4-H activities in Powhatan County, contact Cathy Howland at chowland@vt.edu or 804-598-5640.

O B I T UA R I E S Kathy Durocher DUROCHER, Kathy “KK” Spicer of Lillington, North Carolina, formerly of Powhatan, passed away on Monday, Sept. 29, 2014.

She is preceded in death by her parents, Charles and Gailya Spicer. She is survived by her son Lawrence Talon Wilkinson, his wife Christy, and her brothers Charles, Robert, and Martin. A memorial was held at Graceland Baptist Church, 975 Dorset Road, Powhatan on Friday, Oct. 10.

25, 1937, to the late George and Pauline Webb.

He leaves behind his wife, Pamela; his son, Lance Webb; daughter-in-law, Amy; two grandchildren, Stephen and Brandon Webb; his sister and husband, Darlene and Don Bajurin of Sacramento, California; his aunt, Jessie Raines, also of Sacramento, and D.L. Webb and WEBB family of Nevada. He will be sorely missed. A funeral ceremony was held Darwin Webb on Wednesday, Oct. 8 at Bliley’s - ChippenWEBB, Darwin Earl, 77, of Powhatan, de- ham, 6900 Hull Street Road, with a ceremony parted this life on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014. He following in the chapel at Virginia Veterans was born in Oroville, California on February Cemetery at Amelia, 10300 Pridesville Road.

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Rebecca Rash posed with the Hokey Bird while attending a Centennial Luncheon at the Inn at Virginia Tech during 4-H Congress in Blacksburg.

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Kathy Seal is the center’s coordinator, and helps par-

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Sarah Moore, a reading coach at Flat Rock, pointed out there is no easy access for students with disabilities onto the school’s track and that its preschool playground can become too hot at certain times of the year because of lack of shade.

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A life well-lived

Woodson’s big win

The late Rob Netherland Jr. left few stones unturned during his lifetime

Powhatan native captures first place in nationally televised Big Break Invitational

By Mike Schoeffel Sports Writer

If you’re reading this, you probably knew Rob Netherland Jr. If you didn’t know him, you probably know somebody who knew him. And if you did know him, you won’t forget him, because that’s just the kind of guy he was.

Netherland was the long-time state chairman of American Legion baseball. He held the position for 22 years until passing away this past June after a bout with silent pneumonia. But to pigeonhole him into the limiting title of state chairman would be an injustice to the dynamic way Rob Jr. lived life during his 81 inspired years on Earth.

The Scene: A Postcard of Americana On a near-perfect fall day, just a few miles off of route 522 in Goochland, Netherland’s wife (Shirley), son (Rob III) and daughter (Donna) have gathered in Shirley’s rancher down a rural gravel road. You can see the house from the corner, and the image is a postcard of purebred Americana.

The pristine golf-course lawn is so green it almost hurts your eyes. Beyond the glistening lawn is the house, a veritable prototype for the 1950s conception of the American Dream, you see the paved driveway, the white SUV parked right up front, and finally the front door, where Shirley Netherland – a spry grandmother with lively eyes – is waiting with a smile.

The occasion is somewhat grave, but the Netherland family is in good spirits. It has been about four months since Rob Jr. passed away, and the trio has gathered in Shirley’s living room to discuss the life of a man – a legend, by every account – whose spirit is still very much alive in their hearts.

For two full hours they talk, almost non-stop. There is such a wealth of anecdotes it seems the well will never run dry. And, honestly, it never actually does: If Robert III – a police officer for the Henrico police department – wasn’t called away to attend to business, the conversation could have stretched on for another hour or two, at the least.

Here is Rob Jr.’s story, as told by those closest to him.

By Mike Schoeffel Sports Writer

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Robert Netherland Jr. served as the state chairman of American Legion baseball for 22 years. During his tenure he established an atmosphere of fairness and steadfast devotion to the rules. Immediately after Netherland passed away this summer, the state of Virginia passed a resolution to name the Virginia Legion state tournament in his honor.

County, Tennessee, a community so small that a town by the name of Bluntville just a few miles up the road seems like a thriving metropolis in comparison – “I’m not even sure you can call it a town,” joked Rob III. Rob Jr. was one of nine children born on the family farm, and life was about as tough and no-nonsense as one would expect for a kid growing up in a large family in a small Southern community smack in the middle of the Great Depression.

ishment in the form of “whuppins,” as Rob III put it, whenever the boys got out of line. Rob Jr. had two older brothers – Nelson and Sam – he deeply admired.

However, he was closest with one of his younger brothers, John. Rob Jr. and John would affectionately refer to each other as “Boss,” even into old age, a tradition they picked up from watching classic Westerns together during childhood..

Nelson and Sam joined the military to fight in World War II,

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Robert Netherland Jr. with his first dog, Major. Netherland was one of the pioneers of Virginia’s drug K9 program.

“It was pretty hard living,” said Rob III. “He would get up, work on the farm before school, go to school, then come back home and work on the farm.”

The Early Years Rob Jr.’s father was a stern In 1932, Robert Glenn NethSouthern gentleman who didn’t erland Jr. was born in Sullivan hesitate to dish out physical pun-

and Rob Jr. decided to follow in their footsteps. But unlike Nelson and Sam, Rob Jr. made it a point to finish high school. He became the first boy in the family to earn a diploma. Education – both formal and informal – would be a prominent theme through-

out his life.

As soon as he had the scroll in his hand, it was off to the Navy. He served four years during the Korean Conflict – mostly on the USS Wasp – before an honorable discharge in 1956. It would have been three years and 363 days, Rob III said, had Rob Jr. not made his superiors wait two more days to make it an even four.

“He was always weird about that kind of stuff,” said Rob III. “He just wanted to make sure everything was in line. It was his way of paying attention to the details.”

Devoted to the Details The details were highly important to Rob Jr. Years after he left the Navy, his meticulous attention to detail helped him become the longest standing Virginia state chairman in the annals of American Legion baseball. It inspired him to help start the first Police Drug K9 school in Virginia history.

It also caused him to pull the preacher aside after a service and pepper him with questions about why he had skipped over verses two and three, or what have you, of a four-verse hymn – not out of an inherent need to intimidate, but because of an authentic desire to do everything right.

“He’d say ‘If they only wanted us to sing two verses, they would have only written two verses,’ ” recalled Rob III with a smile. “ ‘If there are four verses, we should sing them all.’ ” It was Rob Jr.’s love of structure and his strong moral compass that led him to a career in law enforcement after his exit from the Navy. He became a state trooper in 1957, and his first assignment was in St. Paul, Virginia, another “hole-in-thewall town,” as Rob III put it, similar to Bluntville. It was in St. see LIFE page 4B

On Friday, Oct. 3, with the eyes of Powhatan County and the nation upon him, Jay Woodson captured first place in the Big Break Invitational, a nationally televised golf tournament that aired on the Golf Channel.

His prize? A $100,000 check, by far the biggest of his career. To put that dollar amount in perspective, consider that Woodson is fourth on the Pro Series money list this year with $34,752.

“It was a big win in the sense of accomplishment I got from performing under the pressure,” he said. “Then you think about the money. It’s such a big boost for me and [my wife] Erin, and it ensures that I can continue to play.”

Woodson isn’t new to the national spotlight. Last year, he appeared on “Big Break Mexico,” a reality show that also aired on the Golf Channel and featured a wide field of up-andcoming golfers.

Since BBM, he’s reeled off a number of accomplishments: his wife gave birth to their first child, he captured his second and third Virginia State Open championships, and now he’s the King of the inaugural Big Break Invitational.

Woodson was optimistic about how the exposure from the national spotlight will improve his career.

“There was no other golf tournament on television in the states while the BBI was being aired,” he said. “So if people turned on the Golf Channel in the afternoon or evening they were going to see us. That’s definitely a good thing.”

Those who tuned in were treated to a late-round comeback by the indomitable Woodson.

Trailing then-leader Emily Talley, 24, by a stroke heading into the 17th hole, Woodson knew a strong finish was necessary to capture the biggest victory of his professional career.

“The only focus when I got to the tee box was to hit a good drive,” he said. “I kept it simple and focused on what was right in front of me. That’s a typical cliché, but I really wanted to keep it simple.” see WIN page 3B

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He was an underdog coming into the tournament, and trailed 24-year old Emily Talley by one stroke heading WHO: Jay Woodson into the par-3 17th hole. But Talley’s tee shot found water, WHAT HE DID: Jay Woodson, a 32-year old Powhatan High School causing her to finish the hole with a double bogey. graduate, recently won the first annual Big Break Invitational at ReynWoodson capitalized on his newfound two-stroke olds Plantation in Lake Oconee, Georgia. advantage, birdying the 18th hole to secure a one-stroke “I’m still a little in shock, but I’m super excited,” Woodson told the victory over Talley. He was in top form throughout the Golf Channel. “I knew coming into the week that there were going competition, playing at par or below in the final round to be great players here and it was going to be a tough test. But I of the tournament. This career-defining win comes knew what I was capable of doing, and I was confident in my abilities on the heels of his third straight Virginia State Open and just tried to stay patient and believe in myself.” championship, which he won back in July.

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Indians slip past Albemarle, 21-7 Powhatan avenges key loss from 2013 with strong defensive effort

By Mike Schoeffel Sports Writer

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ll of the elements for an upset were in place.

Powhatan was playing on the road, in the rain and cold, against a team – Albemarle – that had unexpectedly upended them in 2013 in a sloppy, 7-6 game But the Indians were on the watch this time around.

There would be no upheaval from the Patriots, though the threat was there for the first three quarters.

The Indians fought through adverse weather conditions, and the defense turned in yet another outstanding performance to take down Albemarle 21-7.

The Indians (5-1) got on the board early, when Logan Allen – who was back in the lineup after missing much of the second half of last week’s game with an injury – broke off a 73-yard gain to breach the Albemarle 10-yard line. Allen’s relief back Johnathan Caporale punched in a short touchdown run to give the Indians a 7-0 lead early in the first quarter.

Allen seemed to be favoring the injury early in the contest, opting to avoid contact where he would normally lower his shoulder and invite a collision.

But as the game wore on, Allen notched up his phys-

icality and began living up to his two most popular nicknames: “Tank” and “L-Train.”

He finished with 28 carries for two touchdowns and 218 yards – a season high.

Caporale played sporadically throughout all four quarters and ended up with a productive night as well.

He ended with 14 carries for 81 yards, a career high for him.

Though the Indians had no issue finding pay dirt on their first drive, they wouldn’t return to the end zone until early in the fourth quarter, when Allen scored a crucial insurance touchdown to put Powhatan up 14-0.

Two drives later, after Albemarle (1-5) failed on a fourth down conversion from their own 33, Powhatan ran four quick plays, the last of which was a 17-yard touchdown run by Allen to give the Indians a threescore advantage with 9:43 remaining in the game.

The Patriots would spoil the shutout with a touchdown through the air – a connection from D.G. Archer to Ethan Blundin – with 2:22 left in the game. But the Powhatan would recover the ensuing onside kick and run out the clock to put a cap on the victory.

The Powhatan defense was positively smothering up until the Patriots’ final drive of the night. By game’s end, the Albemarle offense had amassed only 101 yards on the ground and 217 total.

Three Indians logged nine of more tackles – John Arnold (9), Lamont Henderson (10) and Elijah Goode (11) – and the Powhatan pass rush regularly chased the nimble Archer out of the pocket. Chris Bethea, Lamont Henderson and Trevor Beers tallied sacks.

The Indians host Orange on Friday, Oct. 17, in the annual Homecoming game. Kickoff will be at 7:30 p. m.

To stay up to date on the Powhatan High School football team, follow the unofficial PHS football blog at xfearthespearx.tumblr.com.

This week in Powhatan sports history From the Oct. 14, 1993 issue Powhatan resident David Groome is honored by the American Bowling Congress for being part of a team that achieved the “second highest team score in a nationwide three-man scratch team competition.” Groome bowled a 266, which added to his two partner’s scored equaled a team score of 844. The legendary game was bowled in ‘91, but Groome didn’t receive his plaque until the fall of ‘93.

From the Oct. 18, 2006 issue Blessed Sacrament’s Mike Allen rushes for 230 yards and a touchdown, catches four passes for 60 yards, blocks an extra point, and runs back an interception for a touchdown (called back on a penalty), but the Knights still lose 33-21 to Fuqua. “Mike Allen’s performance was the single best performance I have seen in my ten years at BSH,” said Knights head coach Mike Henderson.

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“If you’re not feeling emotions there’s something wrong. On that last hole, when the ball went in, I couldn’t help but give a little fist pump,” he said.

In the time following the big win, Woodson tried to contact his father, Jim Woodson, an avid golfer and Hall of Fame football coach at Powhatan High School. But Jim had already taken the field, where he would coach the Indians to a 286 victory over Louisa.

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Woodson said he was pleasantly surprised by the number of people who followed his ascent to tournament champion.

“There were a lot more people paying attention to this than I originally thought,” he said. “It was good to know that I had so much support from the folks in Powhatan.”

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Paul that Rob Jr.’s love of America’s pastime began to take root.

“On his days off, he we always playing ball,” said Shirley. “Every day he was at practice, or out there hitting the ball or doing something. The love of baseball…”

Rob III cuts in: “But that’s what was unique, because coming through high school and the Navy he was always big into basketball. So it’s kind of a mystery where his love for baseball came from.”

Though he wouldn’t get involved with American Legion baseball until almost two decades later, the seed had been planted. At the beginning of his post-military days – and beyond – Rob Jr. was intently focused on his career. He was quickly becoming a respected state trooper.

The Netherland family moved to the Appomattox area in the early 1960s.

That’s where Rob Jr. first got involved with the K9 program, which was his “true love in the state police department,” as Rob III put it. Rob Jr. was one of the five original dog handlers in the state. Back then, police dogs were aptly called “attack dogs,” because “it was nothing for [the police] to open the door and let the dog go at it, and if you were anywhere near it, it’d eat your butt up,” said Rob III. Rob Jr.’s first dog was Major, a towering German Shepherd that eventually became the family pet. “I used to ride him like a horse because he was that big and I was that small,” said Rob III. Major became the first in a long procession of beloved canines: Little John, Taz, Beeps, Missy, and several others. In an act of reverence, Rob Jr. had all of their names printed on license plates that still hang in the garage.

As deep as his love for canines ran, Rob Jr. had an equal amount of disdain for another, less innately loyal animal.

“He couldn’t stand a cat,” said Rob III. “He thought that was the most worthless animal in the world.”

“We were at a family reunion in Tennessee,” said Donna, stifling a laugh. “And our little hot dog [Beeps, the dog] was in the camper. Daddy threw uncle Nelson’s cat in there and shut the door. All you heard was screeching and barking. Daddy about laughed himself to death. He looked over at [his grandson] R.G. and goes ‘Why’d you do that?’ ” When the Netherlands moved from Appomattox to Chesterfield around 1974, Rob Jr. became one of the pioneers of Virginia’s drug K9 program. He was one of the original three to start the program and eventually wrote the manual. After that, he wrote the Georgia State Highway Patrol’s K9 program’s manual.

At the time, there were only three drug K9 officers covering the entire state: Jerry Gregory (Northern Virginia), Jack Adams (Eastern Shore) and Rob Jr. (from Richmond to Tennessee). Rob III, a young boy

at the time, recalled countless occasions where his father would wake him up in the middle of the night and say “Get up. Come with me.”

The two would often drive to a location in southwest Virginia, run the dog around a truck a couple of times, find the drugs, and come straight back home.

TheLife Lifeofof The Robnetherland, netherlandJr. Jr. Rob • Served 38 years with the Virginia State Police, 27 with the K9 program. Polygraph operator. Highest rank achieved: assistant special agent in charge (ASAC).

•One of the pioneering members of Virginia’s drug K9 program.

• Served 22 years as Virginia state chairman for American Legion baseball. State tournament is named in his honor.

• Member of the Masonic Lodge, earning the distinction of Master Mason (32nd degree) • Post commander at several American Legion posts during various points in his life.

Guest speaker at numerous American Legion State meetings at Longwood.

• Senator for the Jaycees.

• Eagle Scout leader.

“We would spend maybe 15 minutes there,” recalled Rob III. “But it would take us three hours to drive it.”

All told, Rob Jr. spent 38 years with the Virginia State police, 27 of which were with the K9 unit. He spent 11 years with the Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI), where he served as a special agent in charge (ASAC) and conducted polygraph tests. He enjoyed his work as an ASAC, said Rob III, and was very talented at it, but his true passion would always rest in the K9 program.

He started filing his retirement papers in 1994, but didn’t retire until 1995, because he wanted to make sure he had spent 38 years to the day on the job.

Overcoming Tragedy It was during the Chesterfield years that Rob Jr. and his family experienced one of their most difficult times together.

Rob and Shirley’s daughter, Denise (or “Mouse,” as she was often called), was a budding registered nurse at the University of Virginia and “the smartest one out of all of us,” according to Rob III. On Sept. 3, 1980, Denise was struck by a drunk driver. She experienced severe head trauma. For over two weeks she remained in a coma, eventually passing away on Sept. 18. The perpetrator wasn’t brought to justice: He was given a $100 fine and a suspended license for three months, according to Shirley.

For a proud man like Rob Jr., whose livelihood depended on ensuring the safety of the public, it was an almost unbearable reality.

“As a trooper, he was on the road to protect other people. But he couldn’t protect his own child,” said Shirley. “It really bothered him for a long time.”

Rob III agreed.

“That was clearly a low-point in his life, if you want to call it that. For a good three or four years after, he was a bear to

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Coming from that hardened Southern upbringing, which preached a man ought to deal with his own problems instead of seeking help, Rob Jr. bottled up his dark emotions about the incident. It wasn’t until Shirley became president of the Richmond Mothers Against Drunk Driving

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“That’s when he started to accept the fact that death is a part of life,” said Rob III. “And that unfortunately death sometimes comes quicker than most people want it to come.”

Robert Netherland Jr.’s Next Challenge: American Legion Baseball Once Rob III was old enough to play sports, Rob Jr. was there to coach him.

Perhaps getting back out on the field with his son rekindled the passion for baseball that had taken root back in St. Paul, because shortly thereafter – around 1984 – Rob Jr. got involved with American Legion baseball at Post 137 in South Richmond. It was the “first date,” if you will, of a romance that would last the rest of his life.

Having been involved with the military and law enforcement, American Legion baseball seemed like a natural fit. It wasn’t a military organization or even a paramilitary organization, as Rob III pointed out, but it was governed by a rigid structure and an attention to detail that aligned perfectly with Rob Jr.’s disciplined life philosophy.

The one aspect of American Legion baseball that struck a chord with Rob Jr. was the creed, known as the “Code of Sportsmanship,” which every player is required to recite prior to each game. To wit: I will: Keep the rules, Keep faith in my teammates, Keep my temper, Keep myself fit, Keep a stout heart in defeat, Keep my pride under in victory, Keep a sound soul, a clean mind, and a healthy body.

Rob Jr. took this creed to heart. If he saw a player refusing to take it seriously, he would make a public example of him by calling him out right in front of his teammates and opponents. In fact, Rob Jr. is the only known American Legion member to eject a player prior to the game for marginalizing the creed.

“He’s the only person I’ve ever seen do that,” said Rob III. “And his reasoning was simple: If you’re going to disrespect the creed and the game of baseball by not doing this simple thing, then get out.”

By 1992, Rob Jr. was the Virginia state chairman of American Legion Baseball.

Once he settled into the position, he established a no-nonsense, rule-abiding regime that would come to be revered – or at least, respected – by the majority of people involved with American Legion baseball.

To Rob Jr., the rulebook was a black and white document. And there would be repercussions if you chose to go against it.

Rob III recalls several instances of players trying to challenge the rules by claiming, for instance, that they deserved to play for a certain post because they went to a private school near that post. Often times, that player would be trying to play for a more talented team by attempting to bend the rules in their favor.

“Tough luck,” was Rob Jr.’s rebuttal.

“Dad would say ‘Go ahead and try to play at that post,’ ” said Rob III. “ ‘Play there all season and enjoy it because it will be the last season you play for American Legion and every game you play will be a forfeit.’ ” Though he was an unwavering stickler for rules, he was rarely callous. Like the incident with the hymn and preacher, his aim was not to intimidate (though, sometimes, that may have been the byproduct).

He simply was interested in doing things the right way. His love of American Legion baseball, his Velcro mind, and his dedication to justice earned him admira-

tion throughout the state of Virginia and beyond.

He became so proficient as his job (“If he was running an American Legion game, it was going to be run tight,” recalled Rob III) that he was often invited to run regional tournaments in various locations east of the Mississippi: Menominee, Michigan, Bartlesville, Oklahoma, and Lafayette, Louisiana, to name three. One year he even made the cross country trek to Oregon to assist with the American Legion World Series.

“It was a good life,” recalled Shirley.

“We got to travel to a lot of different places. We made a lot of friends along the way, friends I still keep in touch with to this day.”

During his time as chairman, Rob Jr. was also a catalyst for change. He brought a Junior American Legion program – which essentially operates as a junior varsity team – to Virginia so that younger players wouldn’t be forced to square off against “18-year olds throwing 90 miles per hour,” as Rob III put it. It was just another example of Rob Jr.’s dedication to fairness.

This past summer, right after Rob Jr. passed away, the state of Virginia passed a resolution to name the American Legion Virginia state tournament in his honor.

That tribute stands out as a highlight – perhaps the highlight – from a long, successful run as state chairman.

But it was a much smaller moment that opened Rob III’s eyes to the extent his father was revered. One evening at a ballgame, one of the players for the Post 125 Junior Legion team, John Higgins, approached Rob Jr., extended his hand, and thanked him for all of his work with American Legion baseball.

“This kid only knows him from a distance,” said Rob III. “And even he knew you didn’t mess with that guy.”

“He made an impression on a lot of young people,” agreed Shirley. “What he was really concerned about was attitude.

If you have a bad attitude, and you think you’re the prima donna of the team, then you won’t do well with American Legion baseball or in life.”

A Life Well-Lived: In Retrospect There are so many stories to be told about Rob Jr. that it would foolish to expect them all to be funneled in a single conversation.

He was an admired Eagle Scout leader that used to take groups of young men camping in the mountains of southwest Virginia and eastern Tennessee. While in Appomattox, he received an award from the Chamber of Commerce for bringing a pneumonia-stricken woman and her two boys to safety after the trio was left in a house with no food or heat. Their father, a trucker, had been stranded out-of-town because of heavy snow fall.

Rob Jr. helped John (“Boss”) build his house in Lake Gaston. He was the ultimate handyman. If it could be built, Rob Jr. probably knew how to build it.

And to think: these are only the stories that Rob III, Donna and Shirley can recall on a moment’s notice. How many additional tales of equal or greater merit have faded over the years, or disappeared all together, dulled or shrouded by the passing sands of time?

Even later in Rob Jr.’s life, when his physical health began to deteriorate, his mind remained “sharp as a tack,” as Donna put it. Rob III would often call with questions about how to fix things around the house, or with other general inquiries about manhood. Rob III rang because he knew dad would always be right.

“To this day, I’ll call and listen to the answering machine because he’s still on it,” he said. “I’m not going to leave a message, but you know…”

“So that’s who’s been calling and hanging up,” quips Shirley with a sly smile. ***** From the couch in her mother’s living room, with the Netherland’s current dog Missy running circles at her feet, Donna is reminiscing. She’s musing on a trip the family took with Uncle John when she was about 13, a trip in a pop-up camper that started in Abingdon and basically traced a circle in the United States.

At one point, the family ended up at the Grand Canyon. John and Rob Jr. decided to see how high they could climb a mound of rocks. The night before, two people had been mauled by bears. But John and Rob Jr. paid no mind.

“He went up as high as he could and would scare momma half to death,” said Donna. “We were always scared he was going to fall.”

“But that’s what daddy did,” she added.

“He was always exploring.”

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On Thursday, November 6, 2014, the Capital Region Workforce Partnership in conjunction with Resource Youth Council is hosting an information/networking meeting to educate youth serving organizations about its funding streams, priorities and expectations of youth workforce service providers and the workforce system. The target date to release the PY2015 Request for Proposal to deliver youth services is early spring. The purpose of the event is to provide all interested youth serving organizations with basic knowledge of Resource Youth Network, how its WIA/WIOA funding can be used, basic reporting and fiscal requirements, performance outcomes and the procurement process. This event is free and open to all interested parties. If you would like to attend, register before October 31, 2014 at https://res ourceyouthservices.eventbrite.com. Space is limited so act fast. Location: Henrico Training Center 7701 East Parham Road Henrico, VA 23294. Time: 9:00 am - 11:30 am. Questions can be directed to: resourceva@henrico.us. This event is primarily funded through the Capital Region Workforce Partnership, Resource and the U.S. Department of Labor through the federal Workforce Investment Act (WIA). The CRWP and Resource are equal opportunity programs/employers (EOE).

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Due November 5, 2014

IN RE: Name Change, a minor by Edward Ray Moore, Petitioner

ORDER OF PUBLICATION The object of this petition is to change the name of a minor by her father, Edward Ray Moore.

It appearing from an affidavit the due diligence has been used by or on behalf of the petitioner to ascertain in what county or city Melissa Dawn Gentry resides, without effect, it is ORDERED that Melissa Dawn Gentry appear before this Court before November 17, 2014 and protect his interests herein.

ENTERED: 23/September/2014 s/Paul W. Cella, Judge AN EXTRACT: TESTE TERESA HASH DOBBINS. CLERK BY: Barbara Hutchinson DEPUTY CLERK Graham T. Jennings, Jr., Esquire 804-598-7912

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2014 2nd half Personal Property and 2015 1st half Real Estate Taxes

VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF POWHATAN COUNTY

CASE NO. : CL14000165-00

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The 2nd installment of the 2014 Powhatan County Personal Property and 2015 1st installment Real Estate taxes are due November 5, 2014.

You may make payment by mail, in person, by credit card (convenience fee will be applied) or E-check (www.powhatanva.gov), by phone (1-800-272-9829) or there is a drop box for after hours convenience. Our office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM until 5:00 PM. Credit card checks are not accepted as a form of payment. Penalty of 10% will be applied November 6, 2014 with interest beginning to accrue on December 1, 2014.

If you received a Real Estate bill from our office and your taxes are escrowed through your mortgage company, you need to contact your mortgage company immediately to ensure the bill will be paid on time.

Powhatan County dog licenses for calendar year 2015 will also be available beginning November 1, 2014. A current rabies certificate is required. Individual licenses are $10.00 unless the pet is spayed/neutered, which must be documented along with the rabies certificate to receive the discounted rate of $7.00.

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Franklin & Bash Å Franklin & Bash Å Law & Order Baseball Post/Show Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) Å Cougar Conan Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Duck Duck Duck D. Duck D. Epic Ink Epic Ink Duck D. Duck D. Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å iMPACT Wrestling (N) (In Stereo) Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å South Park Tosh.0 Key Key South Park South Park South Park Key Daily Show Colbert At Mid South Park Last Frontier Last Frontier Last Frontier Last Frontier Last Frontier Last Frontier 911 911 Extreme Extreme Extreme Extreme 911 911 Extreme Extreme 911 911 Dirty Jobs (In Stereo) Dirty Jobs (In Stereo) Dirty Jobs (In Stereo) Gator Boys (In Stereo) Dirty Jobs (In Stereo) Dirty Jobs (In Stereo) Thunder Max Full House Full House Full House Full House Prince Prince Friends Friends How I Met Your Mother ›› “Halloweentown” “Halloweentown II: Revenge” Girl Meets Wolfblood Jessie Vampire Vampire So Raven So Raven “Harry Potter” ››› “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” (2004) Daniel Radcliffe.

The 700 Club Å “Honey-Blew” Hillbillies Hillbillies FamFeud FamFeud FamFeud The Exes Raymond Raymond Friends Friends The King of Queens “Wife vs. Secretary” ››› “The Naked Spur” (1953) James Stewart. ››› “Scaramouche” (1952) Stewart Granger. ›› “It’s a Big Country” The Waltons Å The Waltons Å The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Gold Girls Gold Girls Gold Girls Gold Girls “Blindsided” (2013) “The Wrong Woman” (2013) Danica McKellar.

Girlfriend Intervention Girlfriend Intervention “The Wrong Woman” Property Brothers Å Property Brothers Å Buying and Selling (N) Hunters Hunt Intl Property Brothers Å Buying and Selling Beat Flay Beat Flay Cutthroat Kitchen Cutthroat Kitchen (N) Cutthroat Kitchen Cutthroat Kitchen Cutthroat Kitchen BET Hip Hop Awards 2014: Å Husbands Husbands “Black Coffee” (2014) Darrin Dewitt Henson.

Wendy Williams Show Girl Code Girl Code Are You the One? Teen Mom 2 Teen Mom 2 (N) Girl Code Girl Code Teen Mom 2 ››› “Dazed and Confused” (1993, Drama) Couples Therapy (N) N. Carter Couples Therapy N. Carter Couples Therapy Gumball Regular King of Hill King of Hill Cleveland Cleveland Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Chicken Aqua Teen Ghost Hunters Å Ghost Hunters Å Ghost Hunters (N) Å Town Town Ghost Hunters Å Ghost Hunters Å “Men in Black” (1997) ›››‡ “The Matrix” (1999, Science Fiction) Keanu Reeves. Å ››› “The Matrix Reloaded” (2003) Å Raising Raising ››‡ “The Replacements” (2000, Comedy) Keanu Reeves.

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CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU ››› “Drive” (2011) ››› “Collateral” (2004, Suspense) Tom Cruise. Å ››› “The Town” (2010, Crime Drama) Ben Affleck.

I, Robot ›› “National Treasure: Book of Secrets” (2007, Action) Friends (S) Friends (S) Friends (S) Friends (S) Raymond Raymond Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Criminal Minds (S) Å Criminal Minds (S) Losers ›› “The Fast and the Furious” (2001, Action) Vin Diesel.

Cops (S) Cops (S) Cops (S) Cops (S) Cops (S) Cops (S) Key Key ››› “Role Models” (2008) Seann William Scott. › “Black Sheep” (1996) Chris Farley.

“Tommy Boy” (1995) Last Frontier Last Frontier Gold Rush “New Blood” (S) Å Yukon Men (S) Å Yukon Men (S) Å Extreme Extreme Breaking Amish (S) Breaking Amish (S) Breaking Amish (S) Breaking Amish (S) Breaking Amish (S) Too Cute! (S) Å Too Cute! (S) Å Too Cute! (S) Å Too Cute! Too Cute! Too Cute! (S) Å My Cat From Hell (S) Sanjay Bread Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. iCarly (S) iCarly (S) Nicky Thunder Thunder Henry I Didn’t Dog Dog Dog ANT Farm ANT Farm ANT Farm Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. Jessie (S) Jessie (S) ››› “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” (2009) ››› “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1” (2010, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe.

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3240 Lees Landing Road Powhatan, VA 23139 Waterfront 6.76 acres Pond, in-ground Pool Three Fireplaces $399,950

RENTALS

201 County Line Road Midlothian, VA 23112 Close-in! All-Brick Home 2.69 Park-Like Acres with Creek Wood Floors, Two Fireplaces Workshop & Two Sheds $249,950

ACREAGE

941 Clementown Road Powhatan, VA 23139 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath, Private setting, 1.66 acre $79,950

3519 Timberview Road 1160 Timber Trace Road Powhatan, VA 23139 Powhatan, VA 23139 Beautiful 3+ acres Private Cul-de-Sac Setting 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths 2.9 acres, 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths Oversized two-car garage Finished, walk-out basement Whole-house generator Wrap-around front porch New roof & 18-seer heat pumps Deck & screened porch $324,950 $272,700

879 Cartersville Road 2571 Judes Ferry Road 1375 Gills Road 1612 Ballsville Road 1595 Hollowlog Drive Cumberland, VA 23040 Powhatan, VA 23139 Powhatan, VA 23139 Powhatan, VA 23139 Powhatan, VA 23139 Country store renovated w/2 Two Park-like acres 4 bedroom, 2 bath Rancher 2400 sq. ft., 4 bedrms, 3 baths 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths separate apartments New 14-seer heat pump 3.6 acres of privacy Newer siding, roof, windows, Front porch & large rear deck, Rental cottage w/bedroom, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths 18x36 In-ground Pool fenced backyard, attached living room, kitchen & full bath flooring, 2 master bedrms, Pool House w/bedrm, full bath, 25x23 rec. room w/kitchenette & Adjoining 2.2 acres w/well, Granite & tile kitchen garage. Two Acres great rm, Gazebo, 3 Sheds entrance, 24x15 barn/workshop septic & 5 outbuildings $163,000 $209,950 $219,950 $229,950 $150,000

16741 Royalton Road 2318 Mountain View Road 6325 Walnut Tree Drive 2117 Scarlet Mill Lane 217 Ginger Lane Amelia Courthouse, VA 23002 Powhatan, VA 23139 Powhatan, VA 23139 Powhatan, VA 23139 Cartersville, VA 23027 New rancher with 1600+ sq. ft.

2+ acres Convenient Location 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths 9.5+ acre Country Estate 2 acres perfect for animals Wood floors Rancher w/3 bedrms, 2.5 baths Two bedrooms on main level 3,820 sq. ft., 3-car garage All bedrooms have walk-in closets Attached two-car garage Brick Fireplace, Fenced yard, Updated vinyl siding & roof 4 bedrms, 2.5 baths Front porch & rear deck Bedrm & full bath on main level pool, Updated roof Family room w/brick fireplace Lovely pasture & storage barn 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths 4 bedrooms & 2 full baths up $199,950 $187,950 $299,950 $189,950 $294,950

257 Sports Lake Road Cumberland, VA 23040 61 ACRE FARM, Pond, Barns Custom built home, vaulted ceilings, hwd floors, stone fp Attached two-car garage $474,950

2439 Red Lane Road 1001 Frameway Road 14 Lakeside Drive 114 Trices Lake Road Columbia, VA 23038 Powhatan, VA 23139 Midlothian, VA 23113 Columbia, VA 23038 200+ acre Trice’s Lake Duplex with 3+ acres Great Investment Opportunity 34.5 Acre Country Retreat 2 bedrms, full bath 2 identical units, both rented 1.5 acre with Rental Home 1700+/- ft. on Willis River, Pond Detached 20x10 garage w/ Each has 3 bedrms, 1 bath 160 feet on Route 60 Timber frame w/beams from Quebec electric, 19x9 screened porch, Both have attached storage sheds County water available Vaulted great room w/stone fp Heat pump/central air $246,600 $224,950 $319,950 $124,950

1395 Dorset Road Powhatan, VA 23139 Brick rancher w/full basement, hwd floors, brick fireplace in great room, updated kitchen w/granite tile floor $187,500

3417 Ceasar Town Road 6365 Springside Drive 4931 Old Buckingham Road 165 Horsepen Road Powhatan, VA 23139 Powhatan, VA 23139 Powhatan, VA 23139 Farmville, VA 23901 10 acres; 5 acres w/home 3 bedrooms, full bath 2.88 acres, 3 bedrooms, 2 full Rancher w/country porch & rear deck + separate 5 acre lot Roof less than 10 years old 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths baths, Great rm, dining area & Vaulted ceilings, wood floors, Replacement windows, central kitchen, Master bath w/corner Heat pump/central air palladian windows air, Large shed garden tub & separate shower Easy maintenance vinyl siding 2-car garage, 30x24 detached garage $129,950 $74,950 $129,950 $449,950

ACREAGE

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Powhatan Lakes Road ............... 4.21 acres $35,000 3028 Greywalls Drive ................ 2.17 acres $99,950

1530 Lake Randolph Road...... 10.7 acres $249,950 (490’ on 90-acre Lake Randolph)

Lees Landing Road.................... 5.7 acres $109,950

Marion Harland Drive.....................1 acre $79,950 (Located in Village Area, sewer available)

3008 Maple Grove Lane ............ 2.01 acres $69,950

Powhatan Lakes Road ............... 9.53 acres $79,950

3005 Maple Grove Lane ............ 2.08 acres $74,950 (Homesite cleared, well installed)

Cumberland

Bell Road.................................... 3.64 acres $29,950 1549 Cook Road........................ 10.2 acres $99,950

10431 Winterham Road Amelia Courthouse, VA 23002 3 bedrooms, 1 bath New heat pump/central air

$900/month

Sugarfork Road - three building lots, 3.73 acres, 4.11 acres, 4.49 acres, side-by-side ....$24,950 each (Adjoins Cumberland State Forest)

RENTALS

2486 Mountain View Road Apartment J Powhatan, VA 23139 2 bedrooms, 1 bath $695/month

165 Horsepen Road Farmville, VA 23901 3 bedrooms, 2 baths $900/month

Buggy Lane .................................2.62 acres $19,950 Buggy Lane .................................2.16 acres $19,950

Goochland Payne Road ............................ 83.16 acres $397,500 Easy access to I-64 at Shannon Hill Numerous springs on the property Beautiful private wooded acreage

Chesterfield 5700 Courthouse Road .... 4.85 wooded acres $64,950

4 High Street Cartersville, VA 23027 3 bedrooms, 1 bath $750/month

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