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By Sue Golden

Frederick County Report

Colton Fletcher, age 3, is very proud that he helped save hisMom, racy rom the re thatenguled their home in Middle-town on Halloween. racy andColton were home alone thatday. racy had run upstairs or amoment, leaving Colton watch-ing television. Luckily, theirriend and neighbor, Brent Moy-er, stopped by. What Brent saw was horriying; the three yearold was watching a re, mostlikely started by an overload-ed power strip. Brent grabbedColton, yelled or racy, andraced outside.

Te amily lost everything thatday, but they, thankully, are stillan intact amily. Te old woodenbungalow, at 7723 Main Street,burnt very ast. wo o the am-

ily’s three cats escaped rom the

re. Te third, an older cat, re-ceived mouth-to-mouth resus-citation rom a neighbor, andoxygen rom a reghter. Ac-cording to the amily vet, theseacts saved the cat’s lie.

Te reghters on the scene,rom Middletown, StephensCity, Warren and ShenandoahCounties, were terric with theamily, especially Colton. Onereghter loaned Colton hisre department coat and hat.He told Colton to visit the restation to see the re truck upclose. Colton asked his Mom anumber o times this week “Do

you think the re ghters aremad at us? We said we would

visit.”Te next day, racy was in the

hospital, suering rom smokeinhalation, and clots caused by an abscessed tooth. She stayed in

the hospital most o the week.

Te Red Cross stepped in withhotel vouchers to help the am-ily. Te entire community gal-

vanized. Family members, theirriends, and co-workers steppedup to the plate. Within a week,the amily has a new place tolive, still in Middletown, so sonHunter can stay at SherandoHigh School. racy, Hunter andColton all have clothes to wear.Items were donated, most anon-

ymously, through the Middle-town Government.

racy, and husband, Kevin,who was away on business whenthe re occurred “cannot thankeveryone enough. Te outpour-

ing o support rom the reght-

ers, and the community, hasbeen incredible.” racy, in par-ticular, would like to personally thank the reghter that savedher cat’s lie, and the reghterthat lent Colton the coat andhat. Please contact this paper, sowe can put you in touch with theFletcher amily.

In addition to the MiddletownGovernment, help was receivedby Lockheed Martin, where ra-cy’s sister, Mellissa Miller, works.Z & M Sheetmetal, located inthe Stonewall Industrial Park,chipped in. Te Mom’s Club o Winchester West has a large do-nation. Sherando High School

has held a number

ers. o all who havecy and Kevin thankAt the moment,

ing or two dressetable, a bathroom boys’ towels, a kor upperware ana couch. Kevin couclothes, size 2XL analthough, as Kevinas my wie and socare o, I’m happy.”

In addition to ber, racy says one things is hearing Cthe amily drives town, say “this is mis my home.”

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News Reporters:

Sue Golden

Jonathan Lucci

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Muriel E. Haag Muriel Ethel Poppi Haag, 84, o Frederick C

ginia, died Wednesday, November 2, 2011, in

Hospice Residential Center. Memorial contrib

be made to Greeneld Senior Living, 413 McCle

Berryville, Virginia 22611 or Blue Ridge Hospic

Cork Street, Suite 405, Winchester, Virginia 22

Ryan Scott “Pete” JacksonRyan Scott “Pete” Jackson, 22, o Wincheste

Friday, November 4, 2011 as a result o an auto

cident in Bealeton, Virginia.

Lorranine Yost Cather Lorraine Yost Cather, 85, o Winchester, VA die

day, November 2, 2011 at a local nursing home

William Edward “Bill” Bly William Edward “Bill” Bly, 82, o Wincheste

Sunday, October 30, 2011 at Winchester Med

Memorial Contributions may be made to: Am

cer Society, 2654 Valley Avenue, Suite B, Winc

22601 and/or Fellowship Bible Church, 3217 M

Winchester, VA 22602.

Madeline L. CastlemanMadeline Lucille Long Castleman, 87, o Freder

Virginia, died Sunday, November 6, 2011, in a

ing acility. Memorial contributions may be m

Ridge Hospice, 333 West Cork Street, Suite 405, W

Virginia, 22601 or North Mountain Fire and R

Rosenberger Lane, Winchester, Virginia 22602

Eithne A. MurtaghEithne Anne Fawsitt Murtagh, 80, o Winc

died Friday, November 4, 2011 at the Blue Rid

Inpatient Residential Center. Memorial contrib

be made to Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 W. Cork S

405, Winchester, VA 22601.

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Winchester Crime o the Week

Location: Montague Avenue United Methodist Church (102Montague Ave.)

Date o Crime: September 18-19, 2011ype o Crime: Burglary

Someone entered the Montague Avenue United MethodistChurch located at 102 Montague Ave in the City o Winchesterovernight September 18-19, 2011. Te suspect(s) rummagedthrough all the rooms and damaged the door to the church o-ce.

I you should have any inormation in reerence to this or any other crimes, please contact the Crime Solvers Hotline at (540)665 – IPS.

Case # 11043393 MPO H. Andrews

Crime of the Week

Dear Editor,

Middletown suered theloss o a home at 7723 MainStreet last week as the resulto a ast moving re, thankully without any injuries or loss o lie. Although the structureitsel was saved thanks to theaggressive eorts o the menand women o the MiddletownFire Department (assisted by three other companies), theFletcher amily lost nearly ev-ery possession they owned.Word o their needs spreadrapidly throughout our com-munity, primarily because o the extensive, next-day cover-age by your newspaper, andthe people o Middletown re-

sponded. I want to publicly thank all those anonymousgivers who came orward withclothing and urniture to helpthe Fletchers re-establish theirhome. Teir generosity turneda disaster into a true season o Tanksgiving or this amily.But I especially want to thankthe Frederick County Report,and in particular reporter SueGolden, or her immediacy indescribing the plight o thisamily. Without you tellingthe story, this amily could wellhave started down the road asanother homeless statistic.

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Te lasting legacy o Andy Roon

Dan McDermottFrederick County Report

Like most journalists, I was sad-dened to hear o the passing o CBSlegend Andy Rooney.

o many young people, Andy wassimply that cranky old guy who reada short essay at the end o the newsmagazine your parents watched ev-

ery Sunday night.But he was so much more.First and oremost a writer, Andy

was never comortable in the me-dium that made him so amous. Buthe was transparent about that, be-ore ‘transparency’ was cool.

Andy didn’t like being recognizedand he never signed autographs --except in his books, o course.

I never met Andy but like millionso Americans I knew him rom hiswriting and television work. I know what he represented to Americanmass communications at a key time

o change.

Aside rom the act that he wasclassy, smart and a great writer,what really made Andy special tome was that he was one o the last o the people who were part o the be-ginning o television. He was part o that group o journalists and writerswho had to gure out how to taketheir long-orm radio programs andperorm them under a camera andlights.

In a lot o ways, those o us ininternet programming are goingthrough the same transition.

Leo Laporte’s Wi.tv networkstarted out as a group o ormerech V hosts sitting around a ew microphones and chatting about

technology news.People listened and the show be-

came a hit. Ten Leo added cam-eras and some lights and recently a million dollar studio. But it is stilllargely an audio show that happensto be available on video.

Many decades ago, when radio

was king, a young writer or CBSnamed Andy Rooney went throughthe same technology shit. He spokeabout it during a lengthy 1999 in-terview with Don Carleton or theArchive o American elevision:

“Tis was a period during whichtelevision was born. I wake up somemornings and I say I am old enoughto have been in on the beginning o television... At CBS, [Arthur] God-rey was radio, an hour and a hal o radio ve days a week. And thenCBS started ooling with television,and quite early on color televisiontoo.

“But it was black and white [then]so they talked Godrey into letting

cameras into the radio studio. Itwas nothing. It was [a money] loss.Tey gured, ‘Well we might as wellbroadcast this radio show.’

“Well gradually, o course, televi-sion crept in and the income rom itrose and they put lights in the studio

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Last week saw the Sherando War-riors shocked in deeat, standing in adriving rain and watching their op-ponents celebrate the upset victory.Tis past Friday saw a very dierentscene enacted in Arrowhead sta-dium, as the overjoyed high schoolWarriors hoisted the coveted Ap-ple Cup, a trophy dedicated to twoFrederick County legends and viedor each year by the our FrederickCounty teams.

Te Warriors deeated Milbrookto claim the Cup, as well as a shareo the district championship, nish-

ing their season at 7-3 and earning aspot as the third seed in the regionalplayos that begin next week. TeMillbrook pioneers ought hard and valiantly and several times the gamelooked to be in doubt, but or themajority o the evening the War-riors dominated behind seniors likeJoe Ojo, Jalen Brisco, and re Porter.Te Warriors achieved the victory,deeating Milbrook 36-6.

When the clock winded down totriple zeroes, the players stormedthe eld and as the Apple Cupwas brought out, several playersswarmed the man holding it. Teireagerness was understandable andtheir coaches soon had them backwith their teammates to await the

presentation o the trophy in a moredignied manner. When the trophy was presented, the players huddledaround it bouncing on their eet andscreaming in joy, their hands heldhigh to touch the symbolic red applethat sits atop the trophy.

Now that they have earned theApple Cup and their share o thedistrict title, the Sherando Warriorsand their coach Bill Hall are settingtheir sights on a bigger journey, thatbegins at home next week. Te War-riors will play in the comort o theirown stadium, no doubt in ront o aroaring crowd, and they will ace adetermined and talented opponent.Te Louisa High School ootball

team will arrive with their eyes seton the same goal the Warriors pur-sue.

Te Sherando coaching sta ac-knowledged that the game wouldbe a challenge, one o the coachesasserting that Louisa was as good asany team the Warriors had yet aced,including Martinsburg. Te oppo-nent’s team was described as being very athletic and ast, as well as pos-sessing several players up ront onthe oensive and deensive lines thatwere very large and powerul.

Te Warriors at times this sea-son looked as sharp and talentedas they were expected to be beorethe season started. At other times,

namely against Loudoun County and especially against Skyline, they looked much less impressive. Much

o the outcome this week’s com-ing clash will be decided by whichSherando team shows up, and i thesharp and talented one stays or theentire game. Te Warriors have hadtrouble this year at times nishing acomplete game or starting strong.

While they practice harder thanever (their practice Monday was de-scribed by their coaches as exactly the kind o practice that leads to vic-tories in the playos) the Warriorsare still taking time to savor whatthey have already accomplished this year. wo o the goals spoken o dur-ing summer workouts, in the burn-ing dusty heat o August camp, andin the slow attrition o a ten week

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Housing and Urban Development(HUD). Te hotline is operated by the Homeownership PreservationFoundation.

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It is recognized nationally and the only day dedicatthe promotion o recycling. ake the recycling pledamericarecyclesday.org.

Sat., Nov. 12, eCycle at the regional landll. Businesidents welcome. Fees apply only to computer screens,

and battery backups. No Wed. eCycle events will be hand Dec. due to the holidays. On Fri., Nov. 11 recyclinbe closed. Landll closes at noon. All citizens’s sites won a normal schedule. Please note our new kiosks beiat your citizens’ site. Tese were unded through a eto enhance recycling education in Frederick County.

During the holidays, we are making a special appealoved stued critters which will be shipped to needy West Arica. Please leave your bagged animal at anycollection box.

Te City Needs Your Opinion:

2011 Citizen Satisaction Survey

Te City o Winchester will mail a survey to community mem-bers this week, seeking input on everything rom parks andstreets to police and re service.

A ve-page survey will be mailed to 1,800 randomly selectedWinchester residents beginning November 1. Te condentialsurvey takes an estimated 15 minutes to complete and residentsare asked to mail it back to EC Institute, o Olathe, Kansas, thecompany that has been retained to administer the survey orWinchester.

Respondents will be provided a sel-addressed, stamped envelope to return their responses. Some residents may receive atelephone call reminding them to complete the survey. Resultsremain completely condential and the City o Winchester willnot be inormed which residents received or completed surveys.

Survey questions deal with the level o satisaction residentshave with police, re, parks, public works, communication andmore. EC Institute will compile and present the results to theCity Council later this year.

I residents do not receive a survey in the mail, they are encour-aged to visit the City’s website at to ll out the survey on-line orclick here to go directly to the survey.

Frederick County Fire CallsAt approximately 5:30a.m., November 7, 2011, Frederick County Fire and Rescue responded to a

structure re located at 431 Wembley Court. When crews arrived, re was showing rom one sideo the structure with heavy smoke conditions. Fire crews were able to make an interior attack o theresidence and were able to conrm that all occupants had escaped the structure. During the interiorattack, the re extended to the roo, but was quickly extinguished.

Te structure suered signicant damage and is likely a total loss. Damages are estimated to be ap-proximately $70,000.

Tere were no injuries to civilian or reghters at the scene. Te occupants were alerted and able toescape without injury due to working smoke detectors in the residence. Te occupants were oeredassistance rom the American Red Cross.Te cause o the re is currently under investigation by the Frederick County Fire Marshal’s Oce.Fire and Rescue units rom Clear Brook, Gainesboro, Gore, and Reynolds Store responded to theincident, with assistance rom South Berkeley Fire and Rescue.

At approximately 1:30a.m., November 6, 2011, Frederick County Fire and Rescue responded to astructure re located at 1095 Muse Road, Gore, VA. When crews arrived at the structure, the rewas through the roo and second story windows. By the time crews had lines deployed, the re wasthroughout the house and crews could not make entry. An exterior attack was then utilized and the

roo collapsed shortly aterwards. Fire crews were able to extinguish the re and perorm overhaul o the structure. Crews cleared the scene approximately 8 hours ater the initial calls were received.

Te structure suered signicant damage and is a total loss. wo vehicles also were destroyed by there. Damages are estimated to be close to $1 million.

Tere were no injuries. Four adults and three children were able to escape ater being alerted o there by their working smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Te American Red Cross oered assis-tance to the occupants.

Te cause o the re is currently under investigation by the Frederick County Fire Marshal’s Oce.Fire and Rescue units rom Gore, Gainesboro, North Mountain, Round Hill, and Reynolds Store re-sponded to the incident, with additional assistance received rom Capon Springs and Capon Bridge,West Virginia For Additional Inormation:

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Frederick County Voting ResultsCandidate Votes Vote %

Member Senate o Virginia

Jill Holtzman Vogel (R) 9,538 78.88%Shaun D. Broy (D) 2,319 19.19%Donald C. Marro (I) 232 1.92%Voter urnout:

12,079 o 47,086 active voters (25.65%)12,079 o 49,296 total voters (24.50%)

Member House o Delegates (010)J. Randy Minchew (R) 1,486 70.76%David S. “Dave” Butler (D) 614 29.23%Voter urnout:


Member House o Delegates (029)Beverly J. Sherwood (R) 6,348 100%Voter urnout:


Member House o Delegates (033)Joe . May 2,.33 100%Voter urnout:


Commonwealth’s Attorney Glenn R. Williamson (R) 9,964 100%

Sherif R. . “Bob” Williamson (R) 8,265 70.54%Scott K. McCaerty (I) 3,451 29.45%

Commissioner o RevenueEllen E. Murphy (R) 7,466 63.59%Brenda E. Fristoe 4,273 36.40%

reasurerC. William Orndo, Jr. (R) 10,570 100%

Soil and Water Conservation Director Lord Fairax DistrictMarcus M. Adams, Jr. (I) 6,494 51.72%Paul G. Anderson, Jr. (I) 6,061 48.27%

Chairman Board o SupervisorsRichard C. Shickle (R) 9,664 100%

Member Board o Supervisors (Back Creek Dist.)Gary A. Loton (R) 1,557 67.99%Branson L. Miller (D) 733 32.00%

Member Board o Supervisors (Gainsboro Dist.)Ross P. Spicer (R) 1,784 100%

Member Board o Supervisors (Opequon Dist.)Billy M. Ewing (R) 1,585 100%

Member School Board At LargeCharles L. Beck, Jr. (I) 4,350 41.65%

Stuart A. Wolk (I) 6,093 58.34%

Member School Board (Back Creek Dist.)Jody S. Wall (I) 1,945 100%

Member School Board (Gainsboro Dist.)Michael A. Lake (I) 1,678 100%

Member School Board (Opequon Dist.)Benjamin F. Waterman (I) 1,503 100%

Member own Council - Special (Middletown)Gilbert D. Barrington (I) 130 100%

Winchester City Voting ResultsCandidate Votes Vote %

Member Senate o Virginia

Jill Holtzman Vogel (R) 1,946 70.37%Shaun D. Broy (D) 763 27.59%Donald C. Marro (I) 48 1.76%Write In 8 0.28%Voter urnout:


Member House o Delegates (029)

Beverly J. Sherwood (R) 2,135 95.86%Write In 92 4.13%Voter urnout: 2,227 o 13,415 active voters (16.60%)

2,227 o 14,698 total voters (15.15%)

Clerk o Court

erry H. Whittle (D) 2,475 99.43%

Write In 14 0.56%

Soil and Water Conservation Director Lord Fairax Di strict

James D. Lawrence, Jr. (I) 1,945 54.58%H. B. Simpson, Jr. (I) 1,587 44.54%Write In 31 0.87%

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Having served and deendedour nation, veterans are well-trained, highly skilled and willadd value to any company. Buttoday’s veterans ace uniquechallenges: As o October, over850,000 veterans were unem-ployed and the jobless rate orpost-9/11 veterans was 12.1 per-cent. And as we end the war inIraq and wind down the war inAghanistan, over one millionservicemembers are projected toleave the military between 2011and 2016. Accordingly, there ismore work to do to ensure thesemen and women can nd jobs

at home when they return. OnNovember 7, leading veterans’organizations joined PresidentObama at the White House toannounce their support or the

Returning Heroes and WoundedWarrior ax Credits, two provi-sions in the American Jobs Act

Congress is scheduled to consid-er that will help create jobs andstrengthen the economy. Te Re-turning Heroes ax Credit provides rms that hire unemployed veterans with a maximum credito $5,600 per veteran, while theWounded Warriors ax Creditoers rms that hire veteranswith service-connected disabili-ties with a maximum credit o $9,600 per veteran.

Te President also announceda series o executive actions thatwill provide new resources or veterans to translate military ex-perience to the private job mar-

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Veteran Gold Card: Eectivetoday, Post-9/11 veterans willbe able download the Veteran

Gold Card, which entitles themto enhanced services includingsix months o personalized casemanagement, assessments andcounseling, at the roughly 3,000One-Stop Career Centers locatedacross the country. Tis couldhelp serve the more than 200,000unemployed Post-9/11 veterans.Te President directed the De-partment o Labor to launch thisinitiative in his August 5, 2011speech at the Navy Yard.

My Next Move or Veterans:Te Department o Labor willlaunch My Next Move or Veter-ans, a new online resource that

allows veterans to enter theirmilitary occupation code anddiscover civilian occupations orwhich they are well qualied. Tesite will also include inormationabout salaries, apprenticeships,and other related education andtraining programs.

Creating a Veterans Job Bank:Starting Monday, the Adminis-tration will launch the Veterans

Job Bank, at National ResourceDirectory, an easy to use tool tohelp veterans nd job postingsrom companies looking to hirethem. It already searches over500,000 job postings and is grow-ing. In a ew easy steps, compa-nies can make sure the job post-ings on their own websites arepart o this Veterans Job Bank.

All o these services can also beaccessed by visiting www.white-house.gov/vets.

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Te Middletown own Council metMonday evening or its work session.Te session began with Mayor MarkBrown reading a Code o Conductor the own Council. Te Councilthen discussed the act that the ceil-ing plaster is alling o o the ceilingon the second foor o the building.own Planner Fred Wharton calledthe situation a hazard. CouncilorMark Davis suggested that, becauseo the age o the building, there willprobably not be any asbestos, whichwould incur a lot o expense or the

job. Te own uses the second fooror storage. Councilor Davis and Mr.Wharton will investigate.

Superintendent o Public WorksDonald Riey reported that he haddone a check o all o the water pipesand the water meters where plasticpipeline was used in town. A total o eight leaks were ound in yown lines,one signicant. Tere are three leaksin the subdivision west o town, oneon Senseney Road, and our leaks be-tween 3rd and 4th Streets. One cus-tomer line was ound to be leaking.According to Mr. Riey, the town islosing one million gallons o waterper month. Middletown has money in the budget to x the leaks; they will x the easiest leaks rst.

Te Council will hold public hear-ings prior to the November 14thown Council meeting on both the

ordinance to increase the ee orturning on and o the water or a latepayment o a water bill, and to movethe election or the Mayor and own

Councilors rom May at the ownHall, to November at Middletown El-ementary. Te proposed ee increasewill be $50 to shut o water, ater a35 day delinquency. Once the bill ispaid, there will be a $50 ee to turnback on the water. Both proposedees are in addition to the 10% delin-quency penalty charged or the entiretime o the late payment. Also, i theservice is reconnected on any day other than the ve day work week, orater 5 pm on a work day, there cur-rently is a $50 charge.

Te appointed committee inter- viewed two candidates to become thenew own Attorney or Middletown.Stephen Butler, Esq., who has beenthe own Attorney or over thirty

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Mayor Brown said that all Coun-cilors will receive personal copies o the own Code soon. He asked every Councilor to review the Code withan eye to updating it. In interviewing

lawyers or the own Attorney posi-tion, it became obvious that the Codeneeds updating. For example, there isno mention o any sort o electronicmedia in the Code. Councilor JohnBlaisdell noted that the last ull re-

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Te Planning Commission willhold its next work session on No-

vember 21st at 7 pm at own Hall.Councilor Davis reported that PeterHeern resigned rom the PlanningCommission. Te Planning Commis-sion now has two openings. Anyoneinterested in joining the PlanningCommission should contact ownHall.

Mr. Riey reported that the De-partment o Public Works has hired

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Te Mayor and own ManagerJoan Roche thanked the community or its outstanding support o theFletcher amily, who were burned

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Te meeting was Councilor GeraldD. (Dave) Sinclair’s last meeting. Teonly person running or the opening,Gil Barrington, was in attendance.

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Wednesday November 9

5:30pm - 7pm Christmas Cards on Pub-

lisher at Hand ley Library, 100 W. Piccadilly

St., Winchester. The library is oering ree

computer workshops at Bowman and

Handley Libraries. Check the Handley

Regional Library website events calendar

or changes - www.handleyregional.org.

Classes are ree and open to the public,

but limited to six participants. Get your

reservations early by calling the library

where the class is oered. You may reg-

ister now or workshops in November. No

classes will be held in December. Classes

will resume in January 2012. Registration

or January classes will begin in mid-De-

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Thursday November 10

8:45am - 11am Veterans Day Breakast

and Celebration at Millbrook High School.

Students rom Millbrook, James Wood

and Sherando High Schools are collabo-

rating to plan this event again this year.

Area veterans are invited to eat breakastat the school prior to the Veterans Day

celebration. The event also provides stu-

dents with the opportunity to learn more

about our nation’s history by meeting

and speaking with the veterans in atten-

dance.

8am Strasburg Rescue Squad, Strasburg

VA. The Strasburg Chapter o Business

Networking International is having its

semi-annual Visitor’s Day. Any business

that is looking to grow there businesses

through networking or just wants to see

what it is all about are welcome to attend.

There is no cost to the event and reresh-

ments will be served. We do request that

those planning to attend so that we have

enough ood on hand to go around. Please

contact LILI ANN BOWERS 540-450-0122

or PEGGY HODGSON 540-868-8230 toRSVP.

Friday November 11

The Sherando High School Fellowship o

Christian Athletes will be collecting ood

or C-CAP at Sherando’s home ootball

playo game this Friday, November 11th.

Please bring a non-perishable ood item

to the game to donate to C-CAP.

12pm - 4pm Warren County Parkinson’s

Support Group. Parkinson’s Disease

Symposium at Samuels Public Library

330 E.Criser Rd, Front Royal. Topics and

Speakers include: “Deep Brain Stimula-

tion & Research” Tini Voss, M.D. (UVA)

“Gastrointestinal Symptoms in PD”

Leslie Cloud, M.D. (VCU). “Exercising

& Parkinson’s Disease” Diane Huss,

P.T. “Caregiving” Susan Hamburger,

Author. or more ino call - Kay Largent,

650-636-0138 or Lee Mangene, 540-

868-8838

5:30pm - 8pm Join us at The Jim Bar-

nett Park in the Winchester Active Living

Center or a und raiser or “Meals on

Wheels”. We will serve spaghetti dinner,

salad, garlic bread, dessert and a drink.

The cost is $7.00 or Veterans,$8.00 or

Adults, and $4.00 or 12 and under. There

will be a silent auction, rafe, and 50/50.

We will have live entertainment by Phi-

Mu Alpha Sinsonia rom Shenandoah Uni-

versity. For more inormation please call

Ebbie Williams at (540)662-5433.

Saturday November 12

12pm - 4pm Military, Fireghter and

Police Appreciation Day. In honor o the

Marine Corps Birthday, Veramar Vineyard

thanks our heroic Virginia military, re-

ghters and policemen. All our service

men and women will receive a ree glass

o wine and %10 discount on all pur-

chases. (Identication requested please.)

Thank you or your service!!! For urther

inormation call 540/955.5510 or visit

www.veramar.com

7pm Old Court House Civil War Museum.

In 1861, local residents o Winchester and

Frederick County hoped or peace, but

got war instead. Their diaries and letters

rom this eventul year refect the variety

o hopes and ears they experienced. Lo-

cal actors will read rom a variety o per-

sonal accounts in the courtroom o the

Old Court House Civil War Museum.

11am - 6pm & also Sunday 12 noon– 6 pm Winchester-Frederick County

Open Studio Tour. Area artists open up

their working art studios to the public.

Just in time or your holiday purchases!

Original art makes a WONDERFUL pres-

ent or a loved one…or yoursel! Artists

will have their artwork on display, many

will be doing live demonstrations…it is a

chance to see where the creativity hap-

pens. Participating artists: Eugene Smith

(painter), Pam Singer (painter), Julie Read

(paint), Joe Cunningham (mixed media),

Diron Corrigan (painter), Kathy Chum-

ley, Matthew Butterworth (glass blower),

Daisy Goodwin (painter), Josie Tilton

(painter), Ellen Burgoyne (painter), Don

Black (painter), Annegret Kilby (potter),

Aurelie Schmid (potter), Charla (word art),

Ron Heath (painter), Opus Oaks art teach-ers, Bonnie Green (painter), Cindy Red-

mon (painter), Cookie Robb (glass), Linda

Volrath (painter), Steve Parrish (painter),

Wendy Zaidman (potter) and Sally Myers

(sculptor). Starts at the Shenandoah Arts

Council For inormation call (540) 667-

5166 shenarts.org

2pm The 3rd Annual Nutcracker Tea. The

Nutcracker Tea is the Virginia Youth Bal-

let’s newest holiday tradition! Nutcracker

characters will gather at the theatre to

share their story. Guests will indulge in

special tea time savories and beverages

while enjoying the music o the Nutcrack-

er. Guests will be treated to a reading o

the story and a special mini-perormance

eaturing excerpts rom “The Nutcracker”

ballet. Children will have their photograph

taken with the Sugar Plum Fairy. Tickets

are $20 and seating is limited. For phone

reservations and inormation please

contact The Virginia Youth Ballet at 540-

665-0343 or purchase in person at 20 W.

Cork Street, Winchester. Tickets are not

available at the door. All proceeds benet

The Virginia Youth Ballet, a non-prot or-

ganization whose mission is to provide to

the community educational, cultural and

perormance opportunities in the art o

dance. Virginia Youth Ballet 20 W. Cork

St, Winchester 540-665-0343

1pm - 4pm Winchester’s Annual Epi-

lepsy Awareness Walk will be held at Jim

Barnett park at the Optimist Shelter by

the playground. The re department is

planned to be there and ree un things

or the kids. Food and drinks will be pro-

vided. Come out and support the Epilepsy

Foundation o Virginia.

Sunday November 13

10am The Marriott Ranch Trail Ride to

benet BRCTH, postponed due to last

weekend’s snow, has been resched-

uled on Catered lunch will ollow at

noon. $75 inclusive! Ride Marriott’s

horses through scenic, 1400 acre work-

ing cattle ranch. Novice riders are

welcome; must be at least 10 yrs o

age. See event attached event poster.

BRCTH is also seeking individual and busi-

ness sponsors or this event. Proceeds

are signicant source o unding or care

o our therapy horses and ponies through

the winter. I you cannot participate in the

ride, please consider becoming a sponsor

at any level. There will be a rafe drawingor Marriott’s Cowboy Package or Two, a

$275 value, on Nov 13th ater the trail

ride. Package consists o overnight stay

at civil war era B&B, breakast and 90-

minute trail ride. Git Certicate will be

honored thru June 2012. Tickets are $5

each o 5 or $20. To register and/or pur-

chase rafe tickets or overnight stay at

inn and trail ride package or two contact

BRCTH at (540)837-1575 or brcthinc@

hotmail.com

6:30pm - 8:30pm We Love a Kids’ Party

Abundant Lie Church at 700 Aylor Road

in Stephens City. Your kids, K through 5th

Grade, are invited to a party to celebrate

them! They will not want to miss out on

this AWESOME event. We’ll have infata-

bles, games, music, crats, dinner, and ice

cream sundaes and much, much more!Best o all it’s completely FREE! Please

RSVP no later than Monday, November

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Tuesday November 15

7:30am The Rotary Club o Frederick

County will meet Tuesday morning at

Shenandoah University in the Clement

Board Room - Allen Dining Hall. A Vet-

eran’s Day program is planned with Mr.

Don Warlick the ounder o the Wounded

Warriors as the eatured meeting speaker.

Invited guests, club members and visiting

Rotarians are welcome.

Thursday November 17

6:30pm Jim Barnett Park, Social Hall

Time to bring your “Little Turkey” to the

park or some un activities and treats to

celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday. Fee:

$5 per child. Register by November 10.

Call WPRD (540) 662-4946

7pm The Northern Shenandoah Valley

TEA Party would like to invite the public

to our next meeting at the Camino Real

Mexican Restaurant, 16 Crow Street, Ber-

ryville 22611-1328. Please plan to enjoy

dinner/drinks starting at 6:30pm. SUB-

JECT: Virginia Election 2011 - Results &

Panel Discussion. SPEAKERS: Delegate

Joe May, Senate Candidate Shaun Broy

and Edward Leonard o the Clarke Daily

News. Please come and gain an under-

standing o the “new” political landscape.

For additional inormation on the meeting

please contact Jay L. Marts (410) 440-

1344 or Ken Rion at (540) 327-2528. Visit

us on FaceBook: www.acebook.com/NS-

VTP Email us [email protected]

Friday November 18

Gainsboro Volunteer Fire and Rescue will

be selling pumpkin rolls on November 18.

Each pumpkin roll is about 12” long and

3-4” in diameter. $10 or regular or $12

with nuts. All proceeds rom this undrais-

er will go toward Gainsboro Fire & Rescue

Christmas Always Program. Our program

started several years ago as an outreach

program or underprivileged amilies in

our area. We adopt local amilies and

provide them with clothes, presents and

many other needed items. We thank you

or your support and i you would like to

donate anything towards our cause eelree to contact Melissa Southern at 540-

539-9746 or goldenrescue16@comcast.

net

6pm - 10pm Shenandoah Area Agency

on Aging BBQ Chicken Dinner at Clarke

Co. Ruritans Club. $15.00/person or

$25.00/couple, kids 12 & under $5. Pro-

ceeds to benet Meals on Wheels & Ser-

vices. Entertainment, 50/50, Rafe and

silent auction

12:15 pm A Little Noon Music with Oui3

at Handley Library Auditorium. Oui3, a

jazz trio will perorm in the auditorium o

Handley Library in downtown Winchester.

This trio will play wonderul jazz or your

noontime treat. Event is sponsored by The

Friends o Handley Regional Library. It is

ree and open to the public. Barbara Dick-

inson 540/662-9041,ex.316pm - 9pm Midnight Motorcycle Madness

Event at Grove’s Winchester Harley-Da-

vidson, 140 Independence Dr, Winchester

Grand prize winner: $500.00 cash,

1st Runner up: $250.00 cash,

2nd Runner up: $100.00 cash

Lucky winner contest drawing at

9:00pm. Enter at our store beginning

October 1st. thru Nov. 17th. Winners will

be drawn at our Midnight Motorcycle

Event. Also prize drawings, snacks, triv-

ia questions, git wrapping and a good

time! SPECIALS throughout the store

all evening. Let the shopping begin!

*Help us ll the motorcycle trailer or the

local ood bank, BRING a canned good or

non perishable item to eed the hungry.

Saturday November 19

Christmas Bazaar at Mt. Olive United

Methodist Church, Route 50 West at Hay-

eld (6 miles rom Winchester). Home-

made candy, pies, breads, cakes. Hand-

made decorations and crats. Something

or everyone! Come join the ellowship!

Lunch will be served.

8pm Come join the Arts Chorale o Win-

chester or Gloria: A Pre-Season Holiday

Concert eaturing John Rutter’s “Gloria”

or choir,organ, brass and timpani. Ad-

ditional works by Holst, Mendelssohn, Vit-

toria, Mathias, Lauridse

also be perormed. Con

at Grace Lutheran Evan

Winchester, VA on Satu

ity Episcopal Church in

Sunday, November 20th

mission is by donation.

tion is $10 per adult. Th

Winchester is in its 11t

directed by Michael Ma

by Dr. Richard McPherso

site at www.artschoralew

details!

8am - 2pm Bazaar a

Christian Fellowship Chu

Road, Winchester. There

baked goods, and brea

will be served. Proceeds

will go toward helping p

Christmas time.

4pm Oyster/Turkey Di

Tannery Fire Departme

Children $6.00. Sponsor

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8am - 2pm Third AnnCRAFT & GIFT SHOW Ho

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2625 Paper Mill Road,

Free Admission to the p

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$25. each or Bring your

$20. each 100% o yo

will go to the American

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UAW Hall will be open

evening rom 5 p.m. till 8

day morning beginning a

convenience. No early p

ing rom the show until

at 2 p.m.

Tuesday Novem

7am The Rotary Club o

will meet Tuesday mornah University in the Clem

- Allen Dining Hall. Club

guests and visiting Ro

come. Mr. William A. Sirb

the Small Business Dev

at Lord Fairax Commu

present a program entit

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10am Thanksgiving Day

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the Chapel is located

Church St. and Shawn

Middletown Town Hall.

Reverend William Balanc

come! Inormation: 540-

Tuesday Novem

7:30am Fran Ricketts

speaker. Ms. Robin Ow

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right now instead o trying to shoveEdwards out o it.

Te one-time “enant terrible” --that’s French or “terrible child” -- isnow NASCAR’s inormal sergeant atarms. o his credit, he recognizes the

irony.“I’m a car owner now,” he said. “Iremember Joe Gibbs (or whom he

was driving during his championshipseasons) sitting me down and saying,‘Tere are other guys working on thesethings, too. You knock the nose o it a-ter a race because you’re mad at some-body, all o a sudden, you create morework or these guys.

“Maybe the crew guys need to getmad at the drivers when we do some-thing stupid. Maybe the crew guysought to pull the drivers back in theshop and make them x it.”

Maybe, i they’d done that back inthe days o Stewart’s impetuous youth... he’d have had to give up driving be-cause o all the time he spent work-ing on wrecked cars. “I can barely putsomething that bolts together ... to-gether,” he admitted.

Lots o chuckling took place dur-ing the winner’s press conerence atMartinsville Speedway. Te image o Stewart preaching moderation andadvocating good sense just seemed ...hilarious.

“NASCAR has to stay involved,”Stewart said. “You can’t just make it a

ree-or-all.”But, in a way, that’s what Stewart

said he wanted. He doeor-all on the track. Hpreer a ree-or-all in pit road.

“It’s easier or drivback here,” he said. “Tto sort it out amongst e

give them the opportunStewart waxed poe

old days when a Dale -Earnhardt and Jarrett you out o the car atpractice session, rip yoing to you about it, intiunderstanding why you

“Now,” he said, “thYou let a guy get his buttwice, he’ll quit doing that.”

So ... maybe Stewasuch a preacher o mall. He just yearns or CAR when men were

blackened and knuckle•••

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Recipe Of TheWeek

Blue Ribbon Carrot Cake

2 cups all-purpose four2 tsp. Baking soda

1/2 tsp. Salt2 tsp. Ground cinnamon3 eggs well beaten

3/4 cup veg. Oil3/4 cups buttermilk

2 cups sugar2 tsp. Vanilla

1 can crushed pineapple, drained2 cups grated carrots

1 can (3 1/2oz) fakes coconut1 cup chopped nuts

To make cake:Combine four, soda, salt and cinnamon; set aside. Combine eggs, oil, buttermilk, sugar,

and vanilla; beat well. Stir in four mixture, pineapple, carrots, coconut, and chopped nuts.Pour into greased 9x13 pan. Bake at 350 or 35 to 40 minutes it till done. Immediately

spread with buttermilk glaze. Spread Orange cream cheese rosting.

Happy Holidays!

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Buttermilk glaze:

1 cup sugar

1/2 tsp. Baking soda

1/2 cup buttermilk

1/2 cup butter

1 TBsp light corn syrup

1 tsp. Vanilla

Combine sugar, baking soda, buttermilk and syrup in a pan.

Bring to a boil; cook 4 minutes stirring oten.

Orange-cream cheese rosting:

1/2 cup butter sotened

1-8oz packaged cream cheese sotened.

1 tsp. Vanilla

2 cups sited powdered sugar

1 tsp. Orange juice

1 tsp. Grated Orange rind.

Combine butter and cream cheese, beat till light and fuy.

Add vanilla, powdered sugar, juice and rind; beat till smooth.

Spread on cool cake.




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