Frederick County Report 8/24/2011

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RICHMOND - Operation Air,Land, and Speed returned to In-terstates 81, 95 & 64 yielding 4,946summonses and arrests duringthe two-day enorcement initia-tive which took place Friday, Aug.19, and Saturday, Aug. 0, 011.Te last time Operation Air, Land& Speed ocused on all three in-terstates was in July where 6,800

violations were cited by VirginiaState Police. Te specialized en-orcement yielded ,41 violationsalong I-81, which stretches romthe ennessee border to West Vir-ginia. Five drunk drivers were ar-rested and ve drug/elony arrests

were made by state police. roop-ers stopped 1,338 speeders and cit-ed 6 reckless drivers. In addition,there were 67 saety belt violations.Along Interstate 95, which extendsrom the North Carolina border toMaryland, state police cited 1,66

violations. Five drunk drivers werearrested and 18 drug/elony arrestswere made. State police cited 744drivers or speeding and issuedsummonses to 336 individuals orreckless driving. In addition, 75saety belt violations were issued.Te trac saety initiative coverednearly all 300 miles o I-64 result-ing in 863 violations. roopers ar-rested two drunk drivers and made

one drug/elony arrest. Te opera-tion also resulted in 336 individu-als cited or speeding and 119 driv-ers stopped or reckless driving.

Tirty-nine saety belt violationswere also issued. Operation Air,Land and Speed is intended to savelives and reinorce drivers to makesae, smart and responsible deci-sions while driving on Virginiasinterstates, said Colonel W. Ste-

ven Flaherty, Virginia State PoliceSuperintendent. Unortunately,there are still many drivers whoare willing to ignore making saetya priority on the road despite anincrease in patrols and aggressivehighway saety enorcement. Wecontinue to urge motorists to makea concerted eort to drive less ag-gressively and more responsibly.

Funds generated rom summonsesissued by Virginia State Police godirectly to court ees and the statesLiterary Fund, which benets pub-lic school construction, technologyunding and teacher retirement.Te comprehensive enorcementproject utilizes troopers, supervi-sors and motor carrier troopers.State police operational duties onother interstates, primary and sec-ondary roads are not aected dur-ing the operation. Funding or theenorcement initiative is providedthrough ederal highway saetymonies. Te August 011 enorce-ment project is the 36th OperationAir, Land & Speed campaign. Since

its inception in 006, the tracsaety enorcement campaign hasresulted in a total o 183,71 tracsummonses and arrests.

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News Reporters:

Sue Golden

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Howard Ronald Kennedy

Howard Ronald Kennedy, 86, of Frederick County,Virginia, died Friday, August 19, 011, in WinchesterMedical Center. Memorial contributions may be madeto Fairview United Methodist Church, 1136 DoubleChurch Road, Stephens City, Virginia, 655.

Amanda Anne MorganAmanda Anne Morgan, 3, of Petersburg, West Vir-

ginia, died Sunday, August 14, 011, in Grant CountyHospital, Petersburg, West Virginia. In lieu of flow-ers contributions may be made to the Omps FuneralHome, 1600 Amherst Street, Winchester, Virginia601-8 for annual maintenance

Alfred Emmanuel PilongAlfred Emmanuel Pilong, Sr., 81, of Winchester,

Virginia, went home to be with his Lord on August1, 011, in Winchester Medical Center. Memorialcontributions may be made to Winchester MedicalCenter Auxiliary, 1840 Amherst Street, Winchester,Virginia 601.

Dorothy Dot Zwick BurnettDorothy Dot Zwick Burnett, 95, of Front Royal , VA

passed away peacefully August 0, 011, surroundedby her family. In lieu of flowers memorial contribu-tions may be made to Buckton Presbyterian Church,

315 Strasburg Road, Front Royal, VA 630, or BlueRidge Hospice, 333 West Cork Street, Winchester,VA, 601.

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Memory LaneLets take a walk down memory

lane, shall we? We seniors have seena lot o changes in the world sincewe were born.

In 1941, gas was 19 cents a gallon,which equates to $.95 in todaysmoney. Bread was 8 cents ($1.4today) and milk was 34 cents ($5.9today). Te very next year the pro-duction o autos was halted.

A car cost around $800 ($1,000today) but ater we were attacked at

Pearl Harbor, rationing went into e-ect and car owners were limited tove tires. Other things were quicklyadded to the rationing list: bicycles,stoves, gas, cofee, butter and sugar.Most homes had Victory gardensin the yard.

In 1946, rationing nally ended,and the use o the car increased. Terst drive-in bank teller opened. Wehad punchboards instead o lotterytickets, and Slinkys and inkertoys,

as well as Raggedy Adolls. I we had a pprobably on a party lina number like SYcam0551-J1.

he irst computwas built. It weighedtook up 1,800 square Roosevelt dime was i$1.0 today), and onlyowned television sets

By 195, nearly 17 lies owned televisionsintroduced to V watched the debuts and Te oday Show,rican Queen and ItsLie at the movies. Tdimes buying poweto 83 cents.

Have you considermemory book or the

tions o your amily?

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NEWS LINE

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Man jumps

o o ReliancRoad Bridge

By Sue GoldenFrederick County Report

At 10:58 am on Saturday morning, a 58 year old mao o the Reliance Road Bridge onto Route 81 Southjumped onto the shoulder o the road, and was noany vehicles. James Shell and Charles Schurtz, both town, saw the man standing on the outside o the bcording to Mr. Shell, the man made eye contact witTey pulled over and dialed #77, which connected thVirginia State Police. At about the same time, someon

Middletown Fire and Rescue. As Middletown rang itsman jumped rom the bridge.Mr. Shell said the two went back, and saw trac st

people running to help the man. According to Ocer the Virginia State Police, the Middletown Police, MFire and Rescue, and the Frederick County Sheris Dall responded to the alarm, in addition to the State gentleman was taken to Winchester Medical Centement. Sources say the gentleman was rom Reliance.


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By Roger BianchiniFrederick County Report

On uesday, Aug. 3, as peoplein the Northern ShenandoahValley braced or possible inlandrains and wind rom HurricaneIrenes projected path north upthe Eastern Seaboard they got an

unexpected jolt.At 1:51 PM as this reporter was

having lunch with a riend at El-ements on South Royal Avenuein Front Royal, the building wasshaken by what was reported tobe a 5.9 magnitude earthquakecentered 4 miles rom bothLouisa and Mineral, Virginia. A

quick map check o the USGSwebsite indicated the epicentertriangulated by Charlottesvilleto the west, Fredericksburg andRichmond to the northeast andsoutheast, respectively.According to the USGS the

earthquake was centered at 38Nlatitude and 78W longitude in

an area known as the CentralVirginia Seismic Zone. Weakerearthquakes in the 4.0 range to5.0 range are reported as typicalo this zone.ABC V 7 in DC reported the

quake to be the strongest one inVirginia since 1879.Te USGS reports that 4.0

quakes can typically be elt 60miles away and 5.0 quake as araway as 300 miles, with damagetypical as ar as 5 miles rom theepicenter o a 5.0 quake.Te Associated Press reported

that two nuclear reactors op-erated by Dominion Power inLouisa County near Lake Annawithin 5 miles o Mineral wereundamaged. Tose reactors wereautomatically shut down near thetime o the quake. Four emer-gency diesel generators were op-erating key saety systems at thenuclear plants, according to AP.Te quake rolled through North-

ern Virginia, Washington D.C.and into the Northern Shenando-ah Valley. One co-patron at ouruesday aternoon lunch stop,Edward Jones broker GeorgeKarnes, estimated what he elt asa .0 to .5 tremor. We were un-able to veriy or dispute Karnes

guess at the strength o the quakeas it reached Front Royal.

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Property Manager eresa Cher-ry o the Shenandoah CommonsApartment Complex o West-minster Drive in Front Royal toldus initial reports indicated dam-age, primarily to water lines, in

nine o 10 buildingplex. Some residenreturn to their apaadvised not to usethat evening. Howing an inspection appeared only ve two pets were in nerary accommodatitate repairs.On the scene at

Commons at 5 County Fire and RMarti Viggiano saidcounty would not an emergency shelthe public high schosmall number o ddents. Local Red Crtionally been able tmotels or amiliesresidential res in th

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Some 70 miles where nerves are more taught due topolitical machinatitrol or destruction governmental apparCapitol and other ings were evacuaterolling tremor. DC

ports showed largepeople milling abbuildings in downington, including hethe Washington PoDespite the evacu

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Te Virginia Department oransportation initially reportedno known damage to bridges orroadways. However damage re-ports began rolling in as the a-ternoon progressed.

A spire was reported to havecollapsed at National Cathedralin DC, closing that building tothe public. News 7 DC also re-ported that a building on the 6100block o Oxon Hill Road in PrinceGeorges County, Maryland hadcollapsed. No initial details onthe type or age o that buildingwere available.Our initial experience o the

earthquake was at our downtownlunch stop. Several customersquickly recognized the sourceo the vibrations and rattling sil-

verware as an earthquake. Whenseveral Elements customerscountered they believed a near-by train was the culprit, anotherasked, WHA train?Elements owner David Gedney,

who rushed outside to check hisbuilding exterior, returned quick-ly to report that his damage waslimited to ve broken plates up-stairs in his Apartment G dinnerrestaurant.

Rockland report

As the quake rolled throughRockland our correspondentMalcolm Barr Sr. and his wieCarol were in their kitchen. Barr,a sel-acclaimed veteran o manyearthquakes while working in

Hawaii, strolled to his ront doorto see what piece o heavy equip-ment neighbor Tomas McGeathwas driving by on RocklandRoad. Meanwhile, Barr reportedhis wie was talking Armaged-

don and their uture daughter-in-law in ennessee called to see

i everyone was okay.Echoing initial reactions by some

o our ellow Elements lunchtimepatrons, Barr observed, Sound-ed like a train rumbling by.While used to such occurrences

during his stints in Hawaii, Barradded, I guess since we dont

have many earthquhere, I couldnt quiwie when she said wmiddle o one. Toswaii) regularly bounthe walls; then one

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Frederick County PublicSchools responded quickly toensure the saety o students andsta ollowing the earthquakein Mineral, Virginia, this ater-noon. All schools have been vi-sually inspected and there areno signs o damage that wouldkeep the 011-1 school yearrom starting as planned tomor-row. Schools Superintendent Dr.David Sovine says, Te saety oour students and sta is always atop priority. Immediately aterreceiving reports o the earth-quake, principals were instructedto evacuate their schools and vi-sually inspect their buildings orany signs o damage. Students

and sta were allowed to returnto their buildings ater the dam-age assessments were completed.Despite the events o the day, allo our schools will welcome stu-dents or the rst day o classes

tomorrow.Sovine adds, Eacho our schools has a crisis andemergency health plan that isreviewed annually. Should therebe atershocks in the comingdays, all sta members are pre-

pared to respond appropriatelyto ensure the saety o our stu-dents and sta. We are lookingorward to welcoming studentstomorrow and getting the newschool year o to a great start.

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FCPS names Courtney McCalley its 2012 teacher o the Frederick County Public Schools

named Courtney McCalley its01 eacher o the Year during

its annual convocation programthis morning. McCalley is a grad-uate o Sherando High School andis a guidance counselor at Green-wood Mill Elementary School.She has a Bachelor o Arts degreein Government rom the Collegeo William and Mary and a Mastero Science degree in education-school counseling rom Old Do-minion University. McCalley wasone o three nalists or the 01

Frederick County eacher o theYear Award. Te other nalistswere Orchard View Elementary

School special education teacherMary-Faith antillo and SuzanneL. Miller, an English teacher atFrederick County Middle School.Frederick County Public Schoolsinitiated the eacher o the Yearprogram in 1990. Each spring,every school site nominates onecandidate or the eacher o theYear Award. Each candidate isasked to complete an applicationwhich is reviewed by a committee

o community leaders and educa-tors. Tree nalists are selectedand interviewed to determine the

Frederick County eacher o theYear. Te recipient o the awardrepresents Frederick County inthe Virginia eacher o the Yearprogram. Te eacher o the Yearrunners-up receive a plaque, aniPod ouch, and a $1,000 mon-etary award to be used or in-structional materials, supplies ortravel. Te eacher o the Yearreceives a plaque; a gold signetring eaturing the school divi-

sions logo encircled by the wordseacher o the Year; a notebookcomputer and carrying case; an

HP printer; a portable le; and$3,000 which can be used or in-structional materials, supplies, ortravel. In addition, the winnersname is placed on a permanentplaque in the board room at theFrederick County Public SchoolsAdministration Building. TeApple Federal Credit Union Edu-cation Foundation and Ron andAnne Shickle co-sponsored thisyears eacher o the Year Award.

Te ring given to tthe year was proviMiller, the local

o the Her Jones Cnotebook computethe teacher o the nated by NCS echTe portable le anwere provided byTe iPod ouches arunners-up were prWhite with BB&/Jsurance.

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FCPS presents several awards to non-teaching persoFrederick County Public

Schools recognized employeesrom 13 dierent areas duringits support sta convocationtoday. Tis is the 13th year theawards have been presentedto recognize the accomplish-ments and contributions o theschool divisions support sta.Tere are ve award categoriesor support sta which include:Bus Driver o the Year; the Gala

Award, or custodians, couriers,maintenance workers, mechan-ics, and security guards; theMacintosh Award, or instruc-tional, library, and bus aides; theRome Award, or ood serviceemployees; and the York Award,or accompanists, classied em-ployees in the administrationbuilding, clerical sta, inorma-tion technology employees, andnurses.

Sue Lockhart was selectedas the Bus Driver o the Year.Lockhart retired at the end othe 010-11 school year aterserving as a bus driver or Fred-erick County Public Schools or38 years. During the 010-11school year, Lockhart receivedher 8-year Sae Driving Award.During most o Lockharts ca-reer, she provided transporta-tion or special education stu-dents rom the NorthwesternRegional Educational Programs

(NREP).Tis years Gala Award winner

is Dwight Davis, a mechanic atthe ransportation Department.Te runner-up was Pat Catlett,the head custodian at AdmiralRichard E. Byrd Middle School.Sue Dusing, a special educationaide at Gainesboro ElementarySchool, was the winner o theMacintosh Award. James WoodHigh School library aide DenysePhelps was the runner-up. Terecipient o the Rome Award

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By Sue GoldenFrederick County Report

Te Middletown own Councilreturned to sniping at its Work Ses-sion on August 16th.

Mayor Mark Brown opened themeeting by arguing that the Coun-cil should spend seed money to de-termine whether the town has thepossibility o drilling its own wells.Brown wants to hire a consultantto do a easibility study. Currently,Middletown buys its water romWinchester, whose continuous rateincreases have been a source o greatriction or the Council. Since Win-chester is upgrading its plant, theMayor argued that the residents oMiddletown are paying or the up-grade, and that 1% to 14% increases

will be a yearly event. I Middletowninvested money in its own watersources, the Mayor argued, perhapswater bills could be reduced.

Councilor John Blaisdell ques-tioned the expense o a well, andwhat would be needed. Te May-or thinks a well can be drilled or$13,000. A chlorine injector wouldcost another $0,000. With changesin technology a ground tank andpump can be used instead o a watertower. Councilor Blaisdell suggestedthe names o people he thoughtthe Mayor should talk to about theidea.

Councilor Carl Bernhards, Jr. ar-gued that he did not think the in-creases in water bills mattered to the

Council, since all o the increaseswere passed along to the people inown in their water bills. Besides,he said, the Council cant agree on

anything, let alone a $0,000 watersystem, so it will never happen. Ber-nhards, reerring to the two most

recent water main breaks, arguedthat the own cant aord to x itsinrastructure problems, only patchthem.

Frederick County is buying lesswater rom Winchester, so Win-chester has asked Middletown tobuy more water. Everyone agreedto negotiate with Winchester or alower price.

Councilor Bernhards then ques-tioned an expense or repair to theair conditioner at own Hall. MayorBrown explained that the unit roze,is not under warranty, and a servicecall was needed. own ManagerJoan Roche said she had not re-ceived the bill, but was working with

the service company on suggestionson what could be done to the unitgoing orward.

Councilor Bernhards then ques-tioned a bill rom Carmeuse Limeand Stone or $709, or gravel usedto repair the alleyway behind theIrish Isle. Te Councilor noted thatthe bill or gravel was not approvedby the Council. Te own Managersaid she was working with Car-meuse, and had been told to holdthe bill.

Bernhards next questioned a billrom Patterson Construction or$5,768 or pump station repairs. TeCouncilor pointed out that $800 othe bill was or lodging and travel.Te own Manager explained that

they had spoken with Patterson, anda new bill was being reworked with-out the lodging and travel included.Councilor Donna M. G. Gray said

she is working on a way to changethe titles o the Council members inthe ocial records rom Council-

men to Councilors. Te Councilalso discussed whether to use thephrase gender bias or discrimina-tion.

Tings really heated up whenCouncilor Gray reported that a pub-lic hearing had been set or Septem-ber 1, 011, to discuss the third andnal vote or the Committee Struc-ture, Order o Business, and Mayorand Council Pay Cap Ordinances.Apparently, in response to a Let-ter to the Editor in the WinchesterStar that the Mayor said misstatedwhat the pay cap ordinance was, as

opposed to the Frederick CountyReport, which reported the ordi-nance correctly, Councilor Blaisdell

argued to leave the pay alone, as itis. Councilor B ernhards and MayorBrown explained that the next coun-cil members voted on to the Councilwould get a raise, and that the cur-rent Council could not vote itsel araise because that would be a con-fict o interest. Te Council mem-bers are currently paid as much asallowed by the current ordinance.

Sounding exasperated, CouncilorGray said she did not understandthat three members o the Councilwould make more money than theother three, and asked how this or-

dinance got to the Treading without her that point. Counci

responded that Co

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had missed three budget meetings,where it was discussed in detail.

As tempers fared, Councilor Grayyelled at Mayor Brown that she wastired o the Mayor saying that ev-erything the Council had done in

the past was wrong. Mayor Brownresponded there is the door . . .Councilor Gray turned to Council-

or Blaisdell and said to vote againstthe ordinance at the next meeting.

Councilor Blaisdell complainedthat he had been trying to get acopy o the latest zoning ordinancewritten by the Planning and ZoningCommittee or three months, andstill did not have a copy, when copyhad been sent to the State or re-view. Both the own Manager andCouncilor Gray complained that thecopies that were sent were redlinedcopies, that they could not read.Te Mayor asked the Chair o thePlanning and Zoning Committee,who happened to be at the meeting,

to get everyone clean copies.Tings heated up yet again when

the Mayor asked Councilor GeraldD. (Dave) Sinclair why he had notmet with the Middletown PoliceChie yet, as part o his duties as theChair o the Public Saety Commit-tee. Councilor Sinclair repeatedly

told the Mayor that he had a ull-time job, and had not been able toschedule a meeting yet.

Te Council also discussed thewhistleblower who called the De-partment o Environmental Quality,and reported that the sludge truckwas leaking sludge and was notwaterproo. Te sludge is 70% wa-ter and is not allowed to be spilled.Te Mayor reported that the owncannot aord a new truck or to out-source the work. Te own Man-ager is looking into alternatives. Teissue is very serious, because theown may be issued an order o or-mal violation and/or be ned by theDEQ.

Te Mayor admonished all Com-

mittee Chairs that they need tomeet with their respective teams,

committee members and employ-ees, to see where money can be cutin the budget. Te own Managerreported that she thought the Coun-cil could cut $3,000 that is budgetedor overtime. Most employees take

comp time or their overtime, so the$6,000 budgeted was not needed.She also reported that she is pay-

ing or some o the expenses romthe recent water main breaks roma grant the own received.

Te Mayor asked each Committeeto drat the responsibilities o theCommittee going orward.

On a lighter note, the Mayor re-ported that a our-wheeler, recentlystolen in own, was recovered when

someone tried to sell11 Crawl.

In other news, the mittee raised $375 Also, the Italian outhe north end o o

or $1.9 million. Te property at the southor sale or $900,000.

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By Jonathan LucciFrederick County Report

Winchester City Council con-sidered an ordinance that is nec-essary to correct an error in thewording o last months ordinanceraising water and sewage rates or

city residents, an increase meantto pay or the essential improve-ments to the citys aging watersystem. Te Ordinance adoptedlast month to raise the rates ac-cidentally included the wrongdate or the increased rates. Itsaid that the rates would increase

on June 1, 011 whereas the ac-tual date o the increase is June 1,013.

Council also received themonthly reports rom the re de-partment and police departmentso Winchester. Te police reportshowed an increase in the num-

ber o thets reported by city resi-dents in 011 rom 010. Almostevery other category or crime sawan increase in 011 rom 010,the lone exception being thatthere were the same number oassaults in 011 as took place in010. Te chart in the report also

indicated an excessive increase inthe number o trac violationsover the past 5 years.

Te re department reportcited 6 structural res in June, aswell as 111 other kinds o res.$30,00 worth o city propertywas destroyed by re in June,

while the re department saved$6,750,000 o city property. Tereport also reported that no re-

ghters had been killed in theline o duty in June, as well as no

civilians killed by res during themonth.Both the police department and

re department are eligible orgrants or equipment. Te redepartment can use their grantto buy either a desktop computeror a network printer. Te policedepartments grant will be usedor several things, both adminis-trative and related to ocer sae-ty. Te grant will also help pay oran upgrade to the departmentswebsite.

Tis website upgrade will provide better inormation to ap-plicants and assist the Depart-

ment with their recruitmenteorts,read the letter rom ChieSanzenbacher to Council.

Council also reviewed theNorthern Shenandoah RegionalWater Supply System, to whichboth Winchester and FrederickCounty belong.

Winchestero advertise, plea se contact:



Frederick County/Winchester W

sports schedule

James Wood High School

August 26 Varsity Football Heritage 7pm

August 29 JV Football at Loudoun Valley 6:00 PMAugust 25 Gol Handley/Clarke County 4:30pm

August 31 Gol at Sherando/Martinsburg 4pm

August 27 Cross Country at Great Meadow Inv. 9amAugust 31 Cross Country NWD Mini @ 3rd Winchester 5:30p

August 25 Varsity/JV Kettle Run 6pm/7pm

August 26 Varsity/JV Scrimmage at Virginia Beach 7pm/8pm

August 30 Varsity/JV at Spotswood 6pm/7pm

Handley High School

August 24 G JV Volleyball vs. Clarke County High School 6pm

August 24 G V Volleyball vs. Clarke County High School 7pm

August 25 B V Gol @ James Wood High School 4:30 pmAugust 25 B FR Football @ Skyline High School (scrimmage

August 28 B V Football @ Dominion High School 7pm

August 28 C V Cheerleading @ Dominion High School 7pmAugust 28 G FR Volleyball @ 9th Grade Volleyball Tourname

Valley 9amAugust 29 Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball @ Tuscarora HS 6pm

August 29 Girls Freshman Volleyball @ Tuscarora HS 6pm

August 29 Girls Varsity Volleyball @ Tuscarora HS 7pm

August 30 Boys Varsity Gol vs. Millbrook High School 4:30pm

Sherando High School

August 26 Varsity Football vs Martinsburg Gates open at 4:30

Oops! City water/sewer ordinance o by two ye

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Paul Mitchell Focus Salon

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Sept. 13th - Oct. 15thClass days Tues., Thurs. & Sat.

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 249:30am Employer Panel Discus-

sion is being held at the Winchester

Workorce Center/VEC, 100 Premier

Place. The over view o the workshopis: Hiring Managers and HR proes-

sionals rom 4 local businesses (NavyFederal, American Woodmark, City

o Winchester and Graton) will sit

on a panel and answer employmentrelated questions rom job seekers.

This will be a Q & A session and it will

be extremely interesting hearing about

hiring practices rom an employers

perspective.For additional inormation

please contact Samantha Greeneld540-722-3415 or samantha.green-

[email protected]

8:30pm Pop princess sing-along.

Alamo Drat House Cinema 181 Kern-

stown Comons Blvd. Winchester, Va Admission $5.00. Pop princess

sing-along with props and on-screen

lyrics.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 2710am - 3pm Back to school carnival.

Invite your amily and riends ... you

dont have to attend SVCA or SVBC toenjoy the carnival. Nascar simulator

car, jump on moonbounces, win prizes

in the many carnival games and win

desserts at the cake walk! Just $10.00

all day i your hand is stamped romthe SVCA Labor Day Soccer/Volleyball

Tournament, or $15.00 all day i you

are not going to the tournament. Large

group rates available . 4699 Valley Pike,

Stephens City. http://www.svca.net

10:30am - 1:30am Newtown HistoryCenter. Discover the people who lived

in Stephens City and the stirring events

that shaped their lives as the Civil War

raged in and around the town during

1861-1865. Reservations required bycalling 540-869-1700, $5.00 per per-

son, meet your guide at the Newtown

History Center.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 282pm Historic Jordan Springs hosting

Civil war tea and ashions o the period.Ladies period ballroom ashions and

high tea. Tickets $25.00 on sale now.

667-7744

3pm Mt. Zion United Methodist Churchs

Homecoming is Sunday, September 4at 158 N. Church Street, Woodstock, VA .The Rev. Dr. Donald M. Reid o

Mt. Paran Baptist Church will be the

guest speaker and music will be pro-

vided by the Mt. Paran choir. A meal

will be served ollowing the service.Come worship and ellowship, all are

welcome!

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 32pm - 5pm BIG Block Party at the

Camp o Faith Church. Its all ree,

water games, ace painting, hot dogs,

soda, volleyball, horse shoes, music

and more at 635 Double Church Rd.,

Stephens City. More inormation: 540-869-0497.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 67:30am The Rotary Club o Fred-

erick County meeting is scheduled

at Shenandoah University in the

Clement Board Room - Allen Din-

ing Hall. President Kitty Zuckermanand the Club Committee Chairs will

conduct a Club Assembly to review

committee activities and programs.

New Generations is the theme or the

month o September. Club members,invited guests and visiting Rotarians

are welcome.

6:30pm City Council and Winchester

Public School Board Ad Hoc Commit-

tee. Rouss City Hall, 4th Floor ExhibitHall

7pm The Bull & Bear Investment Club

will meet at the N.W. Works located at

3085 Shawnee Drive, Winchester, Va.

We will discuss, Where in the world

to invest? Call L. Sullivan at 540-662-4994 or more inormation.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 86:30pm Back to school night at She-

rando High School

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 911am - 4pm Donate blood at Vitamin

Shoppe 2500 Pleasant Valley Ave,

Winchester. Make your appointment

online at www.redcrossblood.org

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 109m - 1pm Outreach Yard and Bake

Sale (benets OUTREACH) Sponsored

by Boyce, Millwood and White Post

Churches. Held at 158 White Post

Church. For more inormation callElaine Boyd at 540-837-1754. Free

Will Oering

9:30am-5pm Winchester Va coin show.

Buy-sell-trade, coins & currency. Spon-

sored by the Winchester coin club (only

coin club in Winchester,va.) will be heldat the : Hampton Inn (Washington room)

1204 Berryville ave. 1-81 exit 315, Win-

chester, VA across rom Shoneys andFive Fuys. 20 dealers ree admission,

contact David Sabo at 540-535-723611am - 2pm Patriotic paws day.

Frederick County Esther Boyd animal

shelter is sponsoring an open house

and celebrating our reedom. events

include animal related events, demon-

strations, rescue groups, vendors, and asilent auction. all proceeds go towards

the care and maintenance o the shelter

animals. see you there! 161 Fort Collier

Road * Winchester. 540-667-9192

4pm Yard party at Reliance UMC with a

country ham and BBQ chicken dinner.

$10 or adults, and $5 or children

eaturing homemade ice cream.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 177pm Sherando Class o 2001 10 yearreunion will be held at the Sportsplex

in Winchester. Tickets will be $20 per

person i paid in advance, $25 at the

door. I you would like any additional

inormation or a fyer mailed to you

please email: [email protected] with name and address.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Therapeutic Riding

The Blue Ridge Center or Thera-

peutic Horsemanship (BRCTH) 8-week

Fall Riding Session will begin the week

o Sept. 5th at Horse Patch Farm inBoyce, VA. Lessons are scheduled

or weekday aternoons and Saturday.

We serve persons rom age 5 through

adult with disabling conditions in thenorthern Shenandoah Valley. Lessons

include grooming, basic horse care

and knowledge, as well as riding skills.

Benets can be multiple and lie-en-

hancing. There are several openings

or students, and interested personsshould contact Margie Youngs at 540-

837-1575 or [email protected]

or more inormation and to request a

registration packet.

Wayside Inn Farmers Market

Every Saturday rom 9 a.m. until

noon through October head to Main

Street in Middletown or all locally

grown/made products. New vendorswelcome. For more inormation: 540-

868-2389.

Winchester City Market

Every Saturday morning May through

November rom 9am to 2pm on Lou-

doun Street mall. Fruits, vegetables,

baked goods, lowers, plants and

more. Live musical entertainment

Music, ood, un

Joe Herbert and Friends will be ea-

tured every Thursday night at Little

Tokyo in Stephens City, at 201 CentreDr. Come out or some great ood, and

abulous entertainment.

Bazaar to beneft

Stephens City Fire and Rescue

Bazaar Fundraiser. Reserve your

table or $15 at the Stephens City Fire

& Rescue bazaar on October 22. Call

Reta at 869-2275. Proceeds benet

rescue operations.

Live music

Robbie Limon will perorm rom 7 to10 p.m. every Tuesday at the Wayside

Inn in Middletown.

Spay Today

Spay Today is this areas low cost,

non-prot program or spaying and

neutering cats and dogs. At the time

o surgery, initial tests and shots canalso be obtained at lower rates. To

nd a participating vet near you: www.

baacs.org or 304-728-8330.

Walk in Faith

nonproft ongoing event

To Walk In Faith, a grass root

nonprot ormed to provide homeless

aid, support and relie in Winchester

and Frederick Co area is currentlyconducting an ongoing donation drive

o recyclable items including: inkjet

and/or laser printer cartridges, cell

phones, aluminum cans, copper wire

(stripped or unstripped) and other re-cyclable metals. Pickup is available in

immediate Winchester and Frederick

Co. areas. Please contact us at: tow-

[email protected] or (540) 550-

9146 leave a message.

TOPS weight loss meetings

TOPS (Take O Pounds Sensibly) is

the original nonprot, noncommercial,

aordable network o weight-losssupport groups. TOPS oers tools and

programs or healthy living and weight

management, with exceptional group

ellowship and recognition.The ollow-

ing chapters meet in this area:TOPS VA 0056 Winchester - WEDNES-

DAY EVENING: Valley Health Systems

(333 W. Cork Street), in Conerence

Room 2, 5:30 p.m.

TOPS VA 0369 Strasburg - TUESDAY

EVENING: St Pauls Lutheran Church,193 W Washington Street, Lower Level,

5:45 p.m.

TOPS VA 0370 Woodstock- THURS-DAY EVENING: St. Pauls United Church

o Christ, 235 South Main Street, in theMeeting Hall, 5:15 p.m.

TOPS VA 0427 Winchester - THURS-

DAY MORNING: St. Pauls on the Hill

Church, 1527 Senseny Road, Lower

Level, 7:00 a.m.TOPS VA 0556 Relief - TUESDAY AFTERNOON: Relie United Method-

ist Church, 5275 Middle Road, in the

conerence room, 5:00 p.m.

TOPS VA 0601 Sunnyside - MONDAY

EVENING: Bethel Lut

2077 N. Frederick Pik

tianson Room, 6:15 p.

For more inormation

Barbara Simmons, TOat 540-667-8131 or b

[email protected].

Network or Agin

Meets the 3rd Momonth at Westminste

The Abbey on the 2

time 11:30am-noon.

topics on senior issu

All business associatare invited. Contact:

703-869-4529 or Que

703-476-2260.

Wayside Theatre

CREATING MARY SH

nal play written by are

Duley, Claire Haskins, E

Libby Powell.For Youth Ages 13-18

August 29, 5-9 p

August 30, 5-9 p

August 31. 6-9 p

The Emerging Arti

producing Creating Moriginal play written

The cast includes 4

Mary Shelley, Jane Cla

Fanny Imlay, and Mrs

males to play William

Shelley, and Lord Byractors will play two o

cast in the show. Thconsist o cold-readings

Rehearsals begin Sept

the perormances are To audition, sign up

time slot through the b

869-1776.

CHURCH BR

Prayer shawl gro

Beauty or Ashes Pra

o The Camp o Faith C

second Saturday o eaMartins coee shop at

all knitters or crochete

to join us. Questions to secretary@aithbap.

540-869-0497.


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ruex Works Trougha Season o Bad Luck

Its tempting to think that Mar-tin ruex Jr. has clouds hangingover him similar to the ones thatenshrouded Watkins Glen Inter-national.

Only its been overcast inruexs career or a good bit othe time since June 4, 007, whenhe won a NASCAR Sprint Cuprace at Dover (Del.) Internation-

al Speedway. He nished 11thin the point standings that year.

Trough 009, ruex competedor Dale Earnhardt Inc. He nowdrives the No. 56 NAPA oyotaor Michael Waltrip Racing.

In the past three years, ruexhas nished 15th, 3rd and

nd, respectively, in the stand-ings. Entering the Heluva Good!Sour Cream Dips at the Glen, heranked nd.

Bad luck is a tough thing,ruex said. Ive had my share o

it the past ew years.People say you make your own

luck, and you do, somewhat. Butthere are times when there isnothing you can do about it.

ruex, 31, doesnt have much

to show or the current season.He nished sixth at Las VegasMotor Speedway in the seasonsthird race. Since then he has col-lected eighth-place nishes atDover, Inneon (Sonoma, Cali.)and Loudon, N.H.

Luck plays a big part in whatwe do, said the Mayetta, N.J.,native. It takes a million thingsto go right to win o these races.It only takes one to go wrong ...a fat tire, the caution coming atthe wrong time, a debris cautionater you pit under green ... thingslike that.

Tere are some things whereit doesnt matter what you do, you cant change them -- and

thats luck. And its with, especially wha good day and youeverything right.

At this point, makis outside the realm

consideration.You have to just

last week, move odo the best you ca you have and you your team is doiwhen theyre not,You just have to othose bad things award and work on t

can control.

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sports or Te GGazette. E-mail Mnascarthisweek@y

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WednesdayAugust 24

Only At The Alamo:

AFRICAN QUEEN

11:00a

THE SMURFS 2D

11:05a 1:50p 5:45p 8:55p

FRIGHT NIGHT 2D

11:40a 3:20p

FRIGHT NIGHT 3D

7:00p 9:55p

THE HELP

11:50a 2:30p 4:30p 6:20p

9:30p

SPY KIDS: ALL THE TIME IN

THE WORLD 2D

Noon 3:30p 6:00p 8:40p

FINAL DESTINATION 5 2D

12:10p 1:45p 8:00p 10:55p

RISE OF THE PLANET OF THE

APES

12:20p 2:40p 6:40p 9:50p

CONAN THE BARBARIAN 2D

12:50p 4:00p


7:25p 10:15p

COWBOYS AND ALIENS

2:50p 10:30p

CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE

FIRST AVENGER 2D

4:25p 5:50p

Sing-Alongs: POP PRINCESS

8:30p

ThursdayAugust 25

Only At The Alamo:

AFRICAN QUEEN

5:00p

THE SMURFS 2D

11:00a 1:40p 6:00p


11:30a 3:20p 8:00pTHE HELP

11:50a 3:00p 4:30p 6:30p

9:30p

CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE

FIRST AVENGER 2D

11:55a 9:10p

COWBOYS AND ALIENS

Noon 6:10p 10:40p


APES

12:10p 3:40p 6:40p 9:55p


THE WORLD 2D

3:30p 6:20p


THE WORLD 3D

12:20p 8:40p

FRIGHT NIGHT 2D

12:40p 3:10p

FRIGHT NIGHT 3D

6:50p 9:40pCONAN THE BARBARIAN 2D

2:05p 3:10p


7:50p 10:50p

Big Screen Classics: REPO

MAN

9:00p


11:10p

FridayAugust 26

Only At The Alamo:

AFRICAN QUEEN

11:00a

MR POPPERS PENGUINS10:20a

FRIGHT NIGHT 2D

11:30a 2:20p 7:40p

FRIGHT NIGHT 3D

10:45p

THE HELP

11:50a 3:00p 4:00p 6:10p

9:30p


APES

12:10p 3:20p 6:40p 9:10p


THE WORLD 3D

12:20p 6:00p

OUR IDIOT BROTHER

12:30p 4:20p 6:30p 9:50p

10:55p


12:50p 2:50p 10:30p


7:50p


THE WORLD 2D

1:50p 8:30p

THE SMURFS 2D

3:50p 5:05p 6:50p 9:40p


11:45p

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1987 Wedding Dress. Profession-ally sealed. Long Sleeve. Whitesatin with elaborate beading and

lace. V-cut back. Cathedrallength train and veil. Includestrain carrier. Size 6 - 8. $500. Canemail photos. Call 571-405-8350 (7/13)

1902 Price & Teeple Fancy Ma-hogany Upright Piano. Works,but needs to be restored. $2500.OBO. Day Call 540-868-1138 (7/13)

2004 White Yamaha Golf Cart.Battery operated, rear seat, fulllights, runs great, excellent condi-tion, garage kept since purchased.Charger and cover included.$2,800 OBO. 540-667-2735 (7/13)

Vending Machines. 5 combina-tion Drinks/Snacks machines in4 locations in Front Royal & Win-chester. Asking $20,000.Call 540-868-9063 (7/13)

Good Condition. Urban wear.Many jackets also.Call540-631-4552 (7/13)

Trolling motor, brand new with bat-tery, never used. 10 folding chairsand 4 heavy folding tables 5 x 6 ft.long. Carpet steam cleaning unit withattachments, slightly used. Largepicnic cooler, operates on 12 voltsystem. Call after 5pm.540-869-2899 (7/13)

Pet Hair Sheep lambs, they do nothave wool so there is no need toever shear! This breed has hair likea dog ,they shed out to a smoothcoat in summer, just like dogs do.Females $200.00 Wethers $150.00& Rams $300.00. Raised naturally

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Guitar, black, 6-string acoustic,$600.Guitar, Jackson, 6-stringelectric, loaded, $800.Keyboard,Yamaha Motif 77, full midi, $3,000OBO.Keyboard, Roland RD 700(88), $2,800 OBO.Roland FantomSynthesizer, loaded, $2,600 OBO.Call 540-869-5454 (7/13)

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Piano- Wurlitzer, VGC Ivory/creamwith gold trim. Has gold cush-ion seat with storage. $550.00.Slipcovers for high back diningroom chairs. Country look, blueand white. Only 5, $75.00 for all.Lots of kitchen items, dishes,bowls, corning ware, silverware,take all $75.00. Kitchen table,round glass w four cushion highback chairs. very nice $75.00.Leave message 868-9030 (7/13)

Craftsman power tools table saw-10 blade and table extender, ask-ing $300. Shaper - never used -asking $300. Band saw 12 (extrablades), asking $200. All three for$700. Tools have been used verylittle (or not at all) and we need thespace. Call 888-6034 (7/13)

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Camouage Hunting Apparel.Coverall, Quilted Jacket, newbackpack, gloves, two long sleeveshirts and 2 neon net vests. SizeL. $50. Call 540-622-4628 (7/13)

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Nice, clean Chicago Bulls jacket.About 1988. X-Large. Bargain foronly $50. Call 540-327-4397 (7/13)

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Baseball Bats (Little League/alumi-num): Have 2-call for dimensions.Cushioned grip, some wear but ingood condition. Can e-mail pic $25.00each. 540-723-0285 (7/27)

EntertainmentCenter: Light Oak withglass doors. (64 wide X 58 high X23 deep/ TV opening 35 X 32)Very good condition-. Can e-mail pic$300.00 540-723-0285 (7/27)

Weightbench: Powerzone standardbench includes straight bar, weights,and medicine ball. Can e-mail pic.$75.00 540-723-0285 (7/13)

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31.5 X 27 (back is open so it canaccomodate a deep TV. Sturdy and ingood condition. $200.00 Cane-mail picture 540-723-0285 (8/10)

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wooden base. Slate top can be lifted off to ac-cess storage area. 40 wide and 17 1/2 high.Ideal for use with sectional sofas. Excellentcondition. $30.00 540-364-9773 (8/16)

Rocker Balance board-great forstrengthening core muscles. Solidwood covered with durable non-slip coating. Is Professional GradeBoard-150 lb max weight capacity.Brand new/excellent shape. $75.00.Can e-mail pic. 540-723-0285 (7/27)

Air Hockey Table (7 FT)- Brand New!Can e-mail pic $200.00Call 540-723-0285 (7/27)

Bass guitar and amplier for sale.Also white mink coat with whitesocks.Call 304-433-6548 (7/13)

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3 Childcare Cots with Mattresses $10ea. - 2 Adult Aluminum/Canvas ArmyCots $15 ea. - Blazing Rails PowerTrain Set (NEW, 45x36 Track) w/Tun-nel & Accessories $20 - 1990 Fleet(Packaged) Premiere Edition (FleerAll Pro Player Shots) Football Cards$15 box - 1990 Fleer (Opened AllPro Player Shots) Football Error Set$10 box - Gallon Size Bag of CollectorPostage Stamps (with Postmark) from1950-1960s Best Offer.Call Sherry 540-869-2249 (8/23)

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2007 Ford Focus SESPW/PL/PM, Sunroofterior, 30 MPG. $12,0Call 540-877-1217

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2007 Pontiac Vibe, wmiles, automatic, sumpg. $12,500 OBO.Call 540-869-3880.

2003 Bounder Motorh# 32W - 33ft long, edition, winter cover, gas, ducted A/C & 6, queen bed and qusofa, convection micscreen TVs with DVTV, luggage rack/ladspection, 28K milesautomatic leveling sycab seats, outside s

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1st & second generaparts Engines, Powmissions. Also, 1990Sx, 5 speed hatchb$3850.00Call 540-850-0864

Need rear end for ada pickup. Will buy wrecked.Call 540-465-8066

A bedroom (8X10) with a closetand hallway bathroom to share ina ranch 3 bedroom home in Mid-dletown next to Interstate 81 withtwo others and two loveable dogs.Seeking professional, non smok-ing/drugs professional. $500.00a month, all utilities included plus$500.00 security deposit and 6month term lease required. A creditand background check will be doneon applicant. Please contact beforenoon. Scott 540-877-7083 or Me-lissa 540-931-1615. (8/17)

A master bedroom with two spaciousclosets and private powder room offValley Avenue. Inside a 2 bedroomtownhouse to share with 2 othertenants and a playful kitten. $540 amonth covers all rent, utilites, cable,and wireless internet. Must sign10 month lease and have a steadysource of income. Please contact Ali-cia 302-559-0282 [email protected]. (7/13)

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