WIXLIB

# s 3EPTEMBER 2!00!(!./# 2%#/2 Enthusiasm buildsfor charity regattaSome 125 classic sailboatsare expected to enter the 2012Turkey Shoot Regatta October5-7 at Yankee Point Marina at1303 Oak Hill Road in Lancaster. The regatta benefits Riverside Hospice.The regatta offers a two-dayrace and weekend of fun for thesailors. To be eligible, the boatdesign must be at least 25 yearsold. All wooden sailboats, ofany vintage, are eligible torace.“This regatta has, at time,been the largest HospiceRegatta in the country,” saidKnull. “We hope to continuethat trend this year with at least125 boats participating in theregatta.”Shore side activities willinclude a return visit by theGodspeed from the JamestownFoundation. While the Godspeed is here, the sailing masterand crew members will provideguided tours to all fourth-gradestudents in Lancaster County,said regatta chairman KarenKnull.The replica tall ship, commissioned in 2006, will beopen for tours to event visitorsas well, noted Lin McCarthy.Principal race officer JohnMcCarthy joked when he said,“Godspeed won’t be racingthis year and we’re a little bitrelieved that we don’t haveto come up with a [handicapracing] rating for her.” Regattaofficials may not get off soeasy next year— there is talk ofinviting more than one tall shipto join Godspeed and adding aspecial race for them.This year, there will be threemajor fleets. The more seriousracers compete in the LightningDivision and the more casualracers in the Flying CloudDivisions, said Lin McCarthy.On Saturday, boats race ona standard drop mark racecourse in the RappahannockRiver off the Corrotoman. OnSunday, there is a grand pursuit race, where the slowerboats start first based on theirracing handicap numbers.This year, for the first time,the Flying Cloud Division willbe divided in an effort to giveboats, especially in the Sundayrace, an opportunity to compete against like boats over adistance appropriate to theirspeed capability, she said.The change is made in favorof better competition amongthe diverse Turkey ShootRegatta boats. At the end ofthe regatta, each of the division winners of Lightning,Flying Cloud A, and FlyingCloud B will be named on theregatta trophy.To register for the competition, go to yankeepointmarina.com or turkeyshootregatta.com.*AN *AMROG DISPLAYS HISWINNING 3PANISH MACKEREL actually a three-way tie in theSpanish mackerel category,said Hudson. Larry Hartzleralso weighed in a 1-pound,14-ounce mackerel but hisfish was weighed later thanthose of the winners.The second-place bluefish, 1 pound, 10 ounces, wasweighed in by Bob Hudsonfishing aboard Karisma whowon over Tom Smith’s blueof the same weight by anearlier turn in time. Paulette O’Conner weighed inthe second-place, 8-ouncespot, fishing aboard Gracefulwith a tie breaker win overher husband, John’s, 8-ouncespot, said Hudson.First- and second-placewinners received gift certificates at R.W. Sports nearCallao, or J & W Seafood inDeltaville. First-place winners also receive a NNACplaque.The next NNAC tournament will be held September15 and 16 with the targetedspecies of speckled trout,flounder, Spanish mackereland spot.Weekly TidesFri.9/7High 3:54Low 10:18High 4:24Low 11:15Sunrise6:41Sunset7:25Moonset 1:23Moonrise11:27Tue. 23Sat.9/8High 4:44 1.1’ Sunrise6:42Low 11:09 0.6’ Sunset7:23High 5:18 1.3’ Moonset 2:13Wed. 00Sun. 9/9Low 12:12High 5:41Low 12:06High oonrise 12:15Moonset 3:00Thu. 35Mon. unsetMoonriseMoonsetFri. 9/14Low 4:25High 10:13Low 4:42High Moonset6:477:145:096:091:106:431:067:17SPORT SHORTS (UNTING SEMINARThe Virginia Departmentof Game and Inland Fisheriesinvites all hunters, landowners and the public to a meetingwith local conservation policeofficers at 7:30 p.m. October 11at the Northumberland Countycourthouse.The topic will be the upcoming hunting season and relatedlaws and regulations. Therewill be an opportunity to askquestions. #ANINE CLASSESRegistration is now open forNorthern Neck Kennel Clubfall classes at northernneck-kennelclub.com. Obedience,agility, puppy and Canine GoodCitizen classes will be offered. 3HOOT POOLKC’s Crabs and Cues at10428 Jessie duPont Memorial Highway hosts 8-ball pooltournaments at 7:30 p.m. everyThursday night. There is a 10entry fee. Prizes are awarded.All skill levels are welcome.Must be over age 16.GOT NEWS?Editor@RRecord.comTu e s d a y s a t n o o nDobe RunCanine Boarding & Daycarewhere the stay is great, because we don’t crate!Grooming 2 Days A WeekFriday & SundayBy Appointment Only758-4360 officeHours: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. 7 days a weekWindmill Point – Sunrise & Moon - September, 20121.1’0.5’1.3’0.7’6IRGINIA -OTOR 3PEEDWAY3EPTEMBER RESULTS 2012 Track Champions: Latemodels, Scott Adams of Chester; sportsmen, Taylor Doggettof Ruther Glen; modifieds, JimmyDuncan of Fredericksburg; andlimited stocks, Brian Maxey ofKing George.,ATE MODELS FEATURE - First,Tim Shelton; second, Troy Williams; third, Scott Adams.Late models feature #2-First,Justin Williams; second, Troy Williams; third, John Staton.3PORTSMEN FEATURE -First,Brett Adkins; second, Taylor Doggett; third, Roger Jamerson.3PORTSMEN FEATURE -First,Roger Jamerson; second, BrettAdkins; third, Taylor Doggett.-ODIlEDS FEATURE -First,Jimmy Duncan; second, Page Harrison; third, Tony Quade.-ODIlEDS FEATURE -First,Chris Arnold; second, Page Harrison; third, Jimmy Duncan.,IMITED STOCKS FEATURE First, Stephen Childress; second,Wesley Givens; third, Marty Coltrain.,IMITED STOCKS FEATURE -First,Brian Maxey; second, WesleyGivens; third, Stephen Childress.Upcoming schedule3EPTEMBER No races.September 14 & 15: 33rd annualUSA 100 & Mod Madness Twin25’s(VMS is on Route 17 in Jamaica,0RINCIPAL RACE OFlCER *OHN -C#ARTHY DISPLAYS THE POPULAR LIME eight miles north of Saluda. CompetiGREEN MARK 0LANS ARE IN THE WORKS FOR THE LIME GREEN MARK tor gates open at 3 p.m. both days.TO BE AVAILABLE AT EVENT SOCIALS &OR A SMALL CHARITABLE DONATION Spectator gates open at 5 p.m. FridayTO A SPONSORING HOSPICE RACERS MAY HAVE THEIR PHOTO TAKEN and 4 p.m. Saturday. On track activiWITH THE MARK ties begin at 6:30 p.m. both days.)Jamrog sweeps fishing tourney categoriesWith August 18 cancelledas a fishing day due to a smallcraft advisory, Northern NeckAnglers Club (NNAC) members and their guests competing in the Spanish LessonsTournament had only one dayto reel in winning Spanishmackerel, bluefish and spot.Competing on Sunday,August 19, angler Jan Jamrogswept the tournament withfirst-place winning fish inall three categories, reportedsecretary Susan Hudson.Aboard Bayviews, Jamrogweighed in a 1-pound,14-ounce Spanish mackerel,a 1-pound, 13-ounce bluefishand a 10-ounce spot.Although the same weightas the winning Spanishmackerel, the second-place,1-pound, 14-ounce mackerelwas weighed in later in theday by Jerry Lindsey aboardWidowmaker. It should bementioned that there wasPITSTOP ow HeightPiankatank River, Cherry Pt.Great Wicomico River Light-1:420:30-1:440:2086%75%PM times are in boldface typeBRIDGERESULTSThe annual Women of Gracebridge and mahjong luncheonwill be held at 11:30 a.m. September 24 at Grace House at303 South Main Street in Kilmarnock. All proceeds benefitthe community.Reserve tables by September17. Send a check for 20 perperson made payable to WOGto: Ms. Billie Barnes, 11 BritishLanding Drive, White Stone,VA 22578; or call Barnes at435-0435.Eight tables of duplicatebridge were in play August 24at Rappahannock WestminsterCanterbury.Winners north/south werefirst, Tom Doyle and BetsyPaul; second, Judy Peifer andGinger Klapp; and third, IlvaDoggett and Steve Lowe.Winners east/west were first,Barbara Bryant and Suzi Winters: second, Judy Reynoldsand Elaine Weekley; and third,Charlie Miller and ShirleyChurchill.SPORTSHORT 27 # Rappahannock WestminsterCanterbury will host “Run forYour Life” 5K and “Trick &Trot Monster Mile” on October13. The race and walk will takeplace on the RW-C campusat 132 Lancaster Drive nearIrvington. Free shuttle servicewill be available from WhiteStone United Methodist Churchat 118 Methodist Church Roadnear White Stone.Entrance fees for adultsrange from 10 to 25. Children 5 and under are free. Registration forms are availableatembracelifeatrwc.org/5k.php. The event is sponsoredby RW-C to enhance awareness of the importance of lifelong physical activity and raisefunds for the expansion ofRW-C’s Wellness Program.Mon-Thurs: 11 am - 11 pmFriday-Sat: 11 am - 12 amSunday: 1 pm - 7 pm436-9221Sponsored by:John H. Mecke, a REALTOR ready toEnjoy one FREE sodawith this couponone per person per visit.“Serve your Real Estate Needs on the Northern Neck”Open bowling every day.804-577-0363 or 804-438-9893'SFF 8Jm t SJWFSMBOFTBOEHSJMM DPN t ,JMNBSOPDL

ILMARNOCK s 6IRGINIA3EPTEMBER s C3RAPPAHANNOCK RECORDSeahorses open gridironseason with a 21-6 winSeahorse field hockeyMembers of the Christchurch School 2012 field hockey team, from left, are Savannah Taylor, JackieAlachnowicz, Maddie Huie, Erin Maloney, Alex Craven, Helen Fu, Caroline Woolums, Anna Snow,Caitlin Blankenship, Katie Petersen and Jocelyn Ding. Coach Donna Armento and the field hockeyteam open at home against Lancaster High School at 4:30 p.m. today, September 6.Club cruises the creek for progressive dinnerOn August 11, more than 60members of Indian Creek Yachtand Country Club traveled toCarter’s Creek by boat or carto participate in a progressivedinner, reported vice commodore Bill Throckmorton.Six water taxis were used totransport guests from their boatsor docks first to the home of Pageand Chuck Marchetti for cocktails and appetizers. Just as thefirst boat arrived, so did the rain,but quick action by the hostssaved the day and provided a lotof fun, said Throckmorton.From there the group traveledby the fleet of water taxis to thehome of Sandy and Herb Amanfurther up the creek for dinnerwhere a smoked pig and all thefixings, catered by SavannahJoe’s, was enjoyed by the group,he said.The rain would slack some andthen surge again, but by this timeit was just rolling off the backs ofthis intrepid crowd, he said.ChristchurchSchoolopened its football seasonlast Friday with a home winover the Covenant School ofCharlottesville, 21-6.Ashby Lewis of Weems isa senior co-captain on thesquad. He plays corner backand receiver for the Seahorses.Christchurch scored ona seven-yard run by JordanWallace of Hampton in thefirst quarter, following a passto Brendan Cole of Hampton and an 18-yard run byAlex Girvan of Gloucester,reported Jennifer Homer.The Seahorses scored nexton a 41-yard run by BraedenRosell of Gloucester, saidHomer. Covenant answeredwith its own score whenBrett Stockwell recovered afumble in the Christchurchend zone.As the second quarter opened, the Seahorseswent to Wallace on a screenpass, she said. Wallace wentthrough and around the Covenant defense for 55 yardsafter the catch, and the Seahorses grabbed a lead theywould not relinquish.On defense, senior CalvinStrong of Gloucester hadnine tackles.The Seahorses will hostNansemond Suffolk Academy at 1 p.m. Saturday,September 8, on Dischingerfield on the Christchurchcampus.From left are Barry Smith,Tom Smith and Collin Vaughn.Smiths shoot to the topThe Rappahannock Pistol and Rifle Club near White Stone held a50-yard Benchrest Rimfire Match August 25.Competitors used precision target rifles, chambered in rimfire calibers .22 long rifle, .22 magnum and .17 magnum, to shoot targetsplaced at 50 yards, reported Tracy Grissett. Shooting conditions werechallenging, with strong gusty winds and rain.Barry Smith persevered through these conditions to win the 20round, 200-point match with a score of 200-13X. Her husband, TomSmith, was a close second with a score of 199-13X. Collin Vaughntook third with a score of 197-12X.DINNER, continued on page C4This Week’s prize:A 50 GiftCertificateto Lamberth1. Mathews at Rappahannock2. Penn State at VirginiaFOOTBALL CONTEST 2012Randy’s Dunn-RiteAutomotivewith two NAPA Auto CareService Center LocationsBurgess - 804-453-4444Kilmarnock - 804-435-0911Contest Rules:50 EAST CHURCH6. Washington at New Orleans50 EAST CHURCH STREET, KILMARNOCKANTIQUES, COINS & COLLECTABLESWe buy scrap gold & coinsWe buy silver plated itemsWe buy and sell sterling silver,platinum & diamondsWe buy and sell gold & silver bullionBuying militariaQuality jewelry repairat inexpensive pricesFree research & appraisals804-435-8722Open Monday - Friday 10 am to 5 pmSaturday 10 am to 3:30 pmEach week during the football season, featuredgames will be listed in the advertisements of firmssponsoring this contest. Pick the winner of eachgame from the sponsoring merchant’s advertisement and write it on the correct numbered line ofthe entry blank below or a copy thereof. Incompleteentries will not be judged and only one entry a weekper person may be submitted.Entries must be delivered to the RappahannockRecord office before 5 p.m. each Friday, or mailedto the Rappahannock Record Football Contest, P.O.Box 400, Kilmarnock, Va. 22482, with a postmarkno later than Friday, or enter online at www.RRecord.com (same deadline).The person who picks the most correct winnerswill win a 50 gift certificate to a local business. Incase of a tie, the first tiebreaker game will decide thewinner. If there is still a tie, the second tiebreakergame will decide the winner.Call now to schedule your service workCome by our Kilmarnock location and checkout our full range of Pre-owned Vehicles3. Chowan at VMIOFFICIAL ENTRY BLANKDeliver to Rappahannock Record by 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 7, 2012WINNER1.2.3.4.4. Alcorn State at James Madison5.6.* First tie-breaker:THE SAVINGS YOU WANT ON THEPRESCRIPTIONS YOU NEED5. Old Dominion at HamptonAsk about our greatprices of 4.99 a monthon select medications.Contact us for acomplete list.* Flu Shots AvailableFreeLocal Delivery* Local(homeDeliveryor office)Your Good Neighbor Pharmacy in Kilmarnock308 North Main Street Kilmarnock, Va 22482804-435-8818 Fax: 804-435-8898 Mon.-Fri 9am-6pm & Sat 9am-2pmTotal points:* Second tie-breaker:Total points:Middlesex at LancasterCarolina at Tampa Bay*Circle winner & give total points to be scored by both teams-Please PrintNameDiscounted Building Supply& Surplus 804-333-1234We specialize in offering surplusbuilding supplies (windows, doors andcabinets) at huge discounts.All SPECIAL ORDERS are alsoDISCOUNTEDGreat service. Discounted prices.Located in the ED LEWIS MARINE buildingAddressPhone #Your business can becomea contest sponsor!Weekly exposure!Call 804-435-1701 ext. 15 today!2721 Richmond Rd., Warsaw, Virginia804-333-1234

C4 s 3EPTEMBER ILMARNOCKs6IRGINIARAPPAHANNOCK RECORD81 youth sailors train under the ICYCC burgeeThe Indian Creek Yacht andCountry Club sailing camprecently finished its 18th yearwith 81 sailors attending 11,week-long sessions.There were four beginning classes, four intermediate classes and three racingclasses, said camp directorAnne Reisner. Sailors rangedin age from 7 to 16. Totals forthe summer were 41 beginners, 19 intermediate sailorsand 21 racing sailors. Severalsailors increased their skillsby taking more than oneclass.The club’s junior sailingprogram, certified by US Sailing, provided each sailor with30 hours of instruction duringthe week, rain or shine, saidReisner.Training was provided byinstructors Bill Johnson, ofLaurel Point, who has beenthe head instructor all 18years; Beatrice Bronner, ofRichmond, Ben Hammill, ofCharlotte, N.C., Eric Siegel,of Kilmarnock and GrahamShivers, of White Stone, shesaid. Junior assistants wereErik DeMario, of Weems,Zoe Harding, of Indianapolis,Ind., and Darden Purrington,of Virginia Beach. All of theinstructors, junior instructorsand assistants are graduates ofthe ICYCC sailing program.ICYCC hosted a regattaJune 29 at the end of theintermediate and racing sailing class week. Numerousyacht club members donatedtheir time, energy, skills andeven their boats and cookingskills to make the regatta andcook-out lunch a well-runand much enjoyed event, saidReisner.On July 21, after a week ofintermediate and racing sailing, there was a regatta atRappahannock River YachtClub, in which most of theIndian Creek intermediate andracing sailors participated.In addition to camp T-shirtsmade by Bay Window, all thesailors received a US Sailingcertificate and completioncard, a certification recordbookdocumentingtheiraccomplishments, a picture oftheir class and individual sailing pictures of each of themat the helm. Box lunches wereprovided by the club eachday.The Indian Creek YachtingAssociation continues to bevery instrumental in helpingto organize the sailing program, said Reisner.Sail III young beginners from left are (front row) Ashton Applewhite, Hallie Shackleford,Zachary Moore, Josie Volles, Braydon Colliver, Andrew Fulmer, Talley Applewhite and ArturoLapera; (next row) Bill Johnson, Erik De Mario, Beatrice Bronner, Graham Shivers and BenHammill.Sail II intermediate sailors from left are (front row) Ava Dawson,Erik Harding and Maddy Polson; (next row) Bill Johnson,Campbell Buchanan, William Arrison, Parker Purrington andBeatrice Bronner; (next row) Matthew Arrison, Maddie Kraus,Graham ShiversSail III intermediate sailors from left are Eric Siegel, RobertSears, Claire Sears, Zoe Harding and Bill Johnson.Sail I beginners from left are (front row) Chad Eilers, Lelia Battle, Helen Camp, Isabel Morris,Ryan Sears, Patrick Morris, Rock Wolfson, Matthew Collinson and Duke Wolfson; (next row) BillJohnson, Zoe Harding, Graham Shivers, Eric Siegel, Erik De Mario, Ben Hammill and BeatriceBronner.Sail V intermediate sailors and racers from left are (front row) John-Henry Williams, RyanBeard,Avery Davis, Skylar Putz, Matthew Collinson, Zack Yriart, Matthew Jennsch and BeatriceBronner; (next row) Bill Johnson, Graham Shivers, Avery Shivers, Emily Phillips, Cecelia HayesWelton, Chip Welton, Ben Hammill, Brandon Engstrom and Darden Purrington.More Sportson page D6SELFCrane Service, Inc.#2!.% 2%.4!, s 2)'').'42%% 2%-/6!, s &2%% %34)-!4%3Operated by Herbert Blake “Big Boy” 4ON #RANE s FT 2EACHP.O. Box 12Lively, VA 225070HONE Fax: 804-462-7037Sail II racers from left are (front row) Faith Cheetham, HannaHarding, Emily Hayman and Lauryn Donahue; (next row) ChipWelton, Cecelia Welton, Natalie Hayman and Zoe Harding;(next row) Eric Siegel, Ben Hammill and Bill Johnson.Sail IV beginners from left are (front row) Talley Applewhite, Caley Shriner, Sarah Castro,Charlie Neill, Andrew Hamil

Section C 2ECREATIONs&ISHINGs(IGH3CHOOL4EAMS AreaSports September 6, 2012 www.rrecord.com Rappahannock Record Kilmarnock, VA INSIDE: INESS.EWS 6ARSITYFOOTBALL