The Mid September, 2010 edition of Warren County Report

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Mid September, 010 Warren County Report Read all issues in their entirety FREE on www.WarrenCountyReport.com

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The news

Southerlands announces highacility ranking

On July , 010, Te South-erlands completed its licensurerenewal inspection and wasawarded a 3-year license rom theDepartment o Social Services.Tis is the highest recognition a

acility can receive rom the li-censing division acknowledgingan outstanding level o servicebeing provided to its residents.

By being awarded a 3-year li-cense rom the licensure divi-sion o the Department o SocialServices Te Southerlands isrecognized as having exceededstandards set by the division inregards to the service and care o its residents and the managemento community operations.

While the license rating ex-empts the acility rom lengthierand rigorous inspections over thenext three years, in a press re-lease Southerlands managementstated that it will continue toreceive annual unannounced in-spection visits as part o an e ortto ensure continued high quality o service.

Southerlands Executive Direc-tor Michael Williams said the

acility, opened in 1996 by threelocal businessmen, Courtney Carbaugh, Gray Blanton, and Dr.James Williams, is proud to con-tinue to promote high standardso care within the senior livingindustry.

4-H announces horse series winners

Warren Countys Essex Fosterwon the Senior Gaited portiono the 010 Winner in o the 4-H Fair Championship Series. Teevent was initiated in 008 to en-courage participation at all thelocal Fair 4-H Horse Shows. 4-HYouth that showed in all three o the local air horse shows (Fred-erick, Warren and Shenandoah)were eligible. Te youth accu-mulating the most points in Jr.and Sr. Western, Hunter, Gaitedand Gymkanna were awarded anembroidered cooler rom DoverSaddlery or their horses.

Te 010 winners were KarenJackson (Frederick County) in Sr.Western, Bridget Murray (Fred-erick County) in Sr. Hunter andGymkanna, and Essex Foster(Warren County) in Sr. Gaited,Emily Cain (Frederick County) in

Jr. Gaited and Courtney McDon-ald (Shenandoah County) in Jr.Gymkanna. No one was eligiblein Jr. Hunter and Western.

4-H thanks its sponsors, theFrederick, Shenandoah and War-ren County 4-H Horse Programsand congratulates its winners andall participants.

For urther in ormation on Vir-ginia Cooperative Extension pro-grams and employment contactCrystal Smith, Extension Agent at540-635-4549 or Crystal.Smith@ vt.edu.

Vino hosts Humane Society Oktober est undraiser

Oktober est on Main Street- mark it in your diaries! Oct.1, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. or later, withproceeds going to the needy ani-mals o Front Royal and WarrenCounty.

Tis will be the Humane Soci-ety o Warren County (HSWC)

rst gala event o the all. It willbe held in the recently-expandedVino E Formaggio wine bar andrestaurant. Te $10 admission(all or the Front Royal animalshelter operation) will include ataste o Bavarian wine; a tradi-tional ginger bread heart, wornas a necklace; and a ree chance atthe door prize and rafe - a scale,gingerbread model o a Germancastle by Helga Hohn-Heiberg,

artist, sculptor, phwho is spending the eo September mahundred apple strudgerbread cookies, astime-consuming castle.

Everyone is invitedthat will eature, at ncost, a German dining bratwurst and sausage, sauerkraut,

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strudel dessert made by Helga.German wines and beer will beavailable, plus popular Europeanso t drinks.

Manager Christian Failmezger,a ormer member o the HSWCboard o directors, will donate apercentage o his sales to the ani-mal shelter, as he does every Fri-day through the Humane Society sponsored Yappy Hour.

Malcolm Barr, HSWC presi-dent, encourages everyone toconsider spending Oktober estdowntown on Oct. 1st. Its apopular German tradition. Wevedone it in the downtown areaseveral times in the past, and be-cause o the generosity o HelgaHohn-Heiberg o Blue Mountain,we can add a touch o authentic-ity this year, give olks somethingto talk about, and an opportunity to help our lost and abused ani-mals.

Tose wishing to haul out theleiderhosen should eel ree to doso. Terell be a prize or the bestcostume. Meanwhile, organizersare searching or an accordionplayer who would donate a hal -hour o his/her time to playing a

ew polkas at the restaurant, at1 4 E. Main St.

Failmezger requests that advance reservations or dinner,starting at 7 p.m., should be calledin advance to540- 635- 81 .

o help with a head count, youmay call the animal shelter (540-635-4734) to say you plan to bethere (no animals allowed, buttheir turn will come later in the year!). Folks with experience withOktober est may wish to help.Please leave a callback numberand we will contact you, or stopby the wine and cheese store any-time (open Wednesdays throughSunday). Also, in ormation pam-

phlets will be available at Vino EFormaggio.

Iraq vet acknowledged orpromotion

Malcolm Barr, Jr., son o Caroland Malcolm Barr, Sr., o Rock-land, returned home over the La-bor Day weekend to celebrate hiselevation to non-commissioned

o cer rank less than a year a -ter returning rom active duty inIraq.

Barr, 6, a U.S. Air Force intel-ligence specialist based in SanAntonio, X, made sta sergeantwithin our years o enlisting. Hereceived ve medals, three romthe U.S. Army, during his time inIraq. He expects deployment toSouth Korea in 011.

A get together was held duringthe weekly Yappy Hour at VinoE Formaggio to celebrate the pro-motion. More than 50 amily and

riends attended. Tey includedtown Mayor im Darr, own

Manager Michael Graham, andU.S. Marine Corps Lt. Gen. (ret)Norman Smith o Winchesterand Front Royal.

Kids Fun Fest

Front Royal, VA September 15,010 Te Elizabeth B. Sherman

Childcare and Preschool (a mis-sion o the Front Royal UnitedMethodist Church) is hosting aKids Fun Fest during the Festivalo Leaves on October 9, 010! Teevent begins at 9am at two loca-tions (Front Royal United Meth-odist Church on Main Street and

EWM Elementary parking lot o Chester Street). Activities include40+childrens carnival games ( 5cent tickets to play), two moonbounces, re reshments, and priz-es! In the FRUMC FellowshipHall there will also be games, re-

reshments and a gently used toysand childrens book sale. Pleasemark your calendars or this a -

ordable day o entertainment.Proceeds rom the event will

help support E.B.S, a non-pro tpreschool and childcare programsponsored by the Front RoyalUnited Methodist Church. Westarted our Fun Fest several yearsago to provide an inexpensiveway or amilies to spend the day together making memories whileengaging in activities to stimu-late childrens imagination. Weare thrilled to expand the eventto two locations this year, bothat the church and o ChesterStreet, says Jeanne Haley, E.B.SDirector. Te moon bounces andmajority o activities will be lo-cated in the parking lot o E. Wil-son Morrison School o ChesterStreet. Additional games, re resh-ments or sale and a childrens in-door yard sale will be held on thegrounds and Fellowship Hall o Front Royal United Methodist onMain Street and Royal Avenue.

For details or to donate itemsor the sale, please call EBS at

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Business

wo Fat Butchers celebrate 3rd Anniversary

By Carol BallardWarren County Report

I youd been hunting in Nebras-ka, shot a mule deer and needed itprocessed, where would you takeit?

Youd haul it in your pickup allthe way back to Front Royal to the

wo Fat Butchers, right?One day last winter just such a

hunter came to Roger Smith andKyle Loyd, co-owners o the shopat 39-C South St. and they werehappy to process it or him.

I someone kills a deer andeld-dresses it, they can bring it

to us and well skin it out, wash it,hang it up and cut it, Smith said.

Loyd had their 009 process-ing numbers handy. Last yearwe processed 650 to 675 deer, 10bear, one elk and one mule deer,

he said.Or i you need to get in a supply

o alligator tails or kangaroo steaksor the winter, where would you

go? Again, Te wo Fat Butchersis your answer.

We can order exotics includingalligator tail, bu alo, kangaroo,ostrich, but we have to order inlarge quantities, and people haveto order it in the size it comes in,Roger said.

On Aug. 1, to celebrate theirthird year in business in FrontRoyal the partners were havinga great time at the stores eventwhich eatured lots o giveawaysand Chris and Rosie o the Q10Morning Show.

We love the butchers. Tey doso much or the community. Every Christmas, they donate $5 or ev-ery deer they process to the Q10

Christmas und and help us to

give to amilies in need in WarrenCounty. Some people want to justcome here and make money, butthese guys really want to be a bigpart o the community too, saidChris Mitchell.

Smith said, ypically, we triedto give away something ree towhoever came by today.

Even with all the activity and thebusy shop, the guys had time totalk.

Tey named their business woFat Butchers or obvious reasons,Smith said, pointing to his -shirtwhich had the saying, Never

rust a Skinny Butcher printedon it.

Also, he said, he thought it wascatchy and hed been nick-named

at boy as a child and Loyd wascalled the at butcher when heworked or a grocery store.

With 5 years o experiencebetween them, they know whattheyre doing. Smith startedbutchering on his athers arm

7 years ago and Loyd, as Jour-neyman Meat Cutter worked thesame amount o time in the butch-er departments o grocery stores.

All I ever did was cut meat,Loyd said.

Te men have known each othersince they were boys in Sterlingwhere they were close neighbors,Smith living at the bottom o a hilland Loyd at the top. Tey still liveclose to each other in ShenandoahFarms about a quarter o a mileaway rom each other.

Teir amilies are also involvedin the business. Both Smiths wi eJanine and Loyds wi e, Stella work

in the store and their children help

out also.Entering their ourth year here,theyre very positive.

Smith said, Business is good.Even with the rough economy were doing okay. Tis is a smalltown and people like knowing themeat is resh.

Tey also like talking to theircustomers. Its nice to know thecustomers by name, Loyd said,and added, We have specials allthe time. I we get a good price onsomething, well turn around andgive that to the customers.

And Della said, Everyone shouldstop in and give us a chance. Comein and try us one time, youll comeback. People think we will be moreexpensive but were cheaper or the

same price.

Some o the meatbesides the exotics lare meat rom mid-w

ed bee , chicken mand ree-running pground veal, veal liverow bones, duck, tongue and rog legscluding bu alo and vcan special order pand have treats or p

Tey make scrapple on site and have a spmade rom their ownhas bee , pork and bablend o spices. Tey jun, Spanish, and Itaand bratwurst. Manysage recipes were p

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amily members.Another service they provide is

taking special orders or hams andturkeys at Tanksgiving and rib-eye and oysters or Christmas.

Loyd said, Always in the past

weve had the best prices on oys-ters or Christmas, but dont know

how it will be this year with allthe gul coast oil spill, becausetypically, the source names on theoyster buckets are rom gul coaststates.

Te partners and their amilies

welcome people to come in andlook around in the bright, clean

busy shop at the array o products,which include a lot more than justmeat. Tey make sandwiches,carry dairy items rom the Amishand rickling Springs Creamery,which, they claim, have no addi-

tives.We didnt know anyone when

we came here, and we thank ourcustomers or their support, andwe try to help everyone we can.In these times, we get more re-quests than ever. Wed like to doit all, but cant. Sometimes we give

some stu away and still eel badthat we didnt give enough, said

Smith, re erencing donations.

Hours are:Mon. - Sat 9 a.m. toSun. - 9 a.m. to 6 p.

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By Carol BallardWarren County Report

Most o us would agree that topon our lists o priorities is pro-tecting our amilies and keeping

our neighborhoods sa e. Law en-orcement o cers are partnering

with the community to do justthat.

On August 3, with scatteredrain cooling temperatures a bit,

a large crowd gathered at FrontRoyals Gazebo at Chester and

Main Street. With the WarrenCounty High School marchingband standing at attention, May-or imothy Darr began the eventwith a proclamation. He said thiswas Front Royals contributionto National Night Out, joiningwith states and military acrossthe country in an event designedto give citizens a chance to learnabout crime prevention and how to help.

Tis is our second year to cel-ebrate and we call all citizens to join your Neighborhood Watch i yours has one. I not, please helppolice and contact them to assist you to set one up, he urged.

Front Royal Chie o Police,Richard H. Furr spoke next andpointed out how the event hasgrown over the last 7 years.

Its also called Americas NightOut against Crime. When it

started in 1984, 4 0 communi-ties participated. It now involves

11,000 communitieslion Americans, he

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Front Royal and Warren Coun-ty groups at the event includedWarren County Fire Depart-ment, tumbling teams, oodand gi t vendors, tables coveredwith non-lethal sel -de ense andsa ety devices, and pamphlets onhow to recognize when to call orpolice help. Tere was also thechance to wear special disorient-ing glasses and drive a gol cart to

simulate being Under the In u-ence and see how it a ects driv-ing ability.

Also on the program, CanineSergeant Brian Courtney dem-onstrated how good his GermanShepherd drug-sni ng partnerBoone is at locating narcotics.Te dog circled a car in whichdrugs had been hidden. He in-dicated that he had ound some-

thing, and was rewarded.A little while later, the crime

set-up changed. Kilo, a 14-month-old Shepherd, workingwith Canine O cer Je Grim,sni ed out some Marijuanawhich had been hidden amongseveral pizza boxes. Grim saidthe dogs are trained to nd ninedi erent types o narcotics andcan also nd lost guns, keys,

pagers, or anything else with ahuman scent, including hiddensuspects.

Teyre used more in criminalapplications but are also certi edto track lost children, he said.

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Front Royal-Warren County Chamber of Commerce

GET NOTICED IN THE CHAMBER THING!

Do you have information that you want toget out to our membership? Well have wegot the Thing for you its the Chamber Thing! Deadline for inclusion is Friday,October 1st. Please bring 600 copies of your insert (no larger than 8.5x11) to theChamber office and we will get you in TheChamber Thing for October. Mailings aremade quarterly and the cost is just $75. If you need copies made, we can handle thatfor you too! Just $0.25/each for color copiesand $0.10/each for black/white. What a deal dont miss out on the next big Thing TheChamber Thing! Call Pam at 540-635-3185or email [email protected] for more information.

TRADEFEST BUSINESS BUILDINGBUSINESS

Excitement is building for this years Tradef-est to be held on September 28th & 29that The Holiday Inn & Suites located at 111Hospitality Drive off 522North. Join us for the VIP Preview on Tuesday, September 28th from 5:30pm 7pm. The show official-ly kicks off on Wednesday, September 29thfrom 11am 7pm. This year we have ex-tended the time an extra hour so you wonthave to miss a thing. As the largest regionaltrade show in the Shenandoah Valley, its nosurprise that space is filling up quickly. Getyour contract in today and stay tuned eachweek as we reveal new vendors, seminarsand features of this years bigger and better Tradefest Business Building Business.For more information, contact Pam at 540-635-3185 or send an email to [email protected] Schedule: There are only a fewslots left, please call the chamber for feesand to reserve your space/time slot if youare interested in hosting a seminar. Slots

are filled on a first come, first served basis. At noon: VEC Online Resources for Busi-nesses is a workshop that will educate youabout the resources available for employersthrough the website www.VaEmploy.Com.The website has special announcementsand information just for business on theEmployer Services webpage. The work-shop will focus on describing the features of Virginia Workforce Connection, a free inter-net job board. How to access labor marketinformation will also be shown. At 1pm: Hiring Incentives is a workshopthat will bring you information about specialtax credits and on-the-job training programsoffering wage reimbursements to employ-ers. If you think saving money on your bot-tom line is worth filling out the forms, thenthis workshop is for you. Ms. Laura Coburn

and Mr. Talmadge Harris, VEC Businessand Economic Development Specialists willbe the workshop presenters. VEC has astatewide team of ten business specialistsfunded by the American Recovery and Re-investment Act. They are available to assistone-on-one at your site or by telephone toaccess the Virginia Workforce Connection,which is a free internet job board for em-ployers and job seekers. At 2pm: Sona Bank will be presenting aseminar on SBA loans. At 3pm: Selecting the Best Smartphone for your Needs will be presented by Mid-At-lantic ProTel, your Premiere AT&T Retailer

in Front Royal. Topics covered during thisseminar will include the different Smart-phone platforms like Android, BlackBerry,Windows, Web OS and IOS and explana-tions for what each platform brings to tableand how it can be beneficial to you and your business. At 4pm: 5LINX will be presenting a semi-nar.

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The River 95.3 is offering a special radiopackage to Tradefest participants. For lessthan $350 you can promote your business& booth at Tradefest with The River 95.3/WZRV & WFTR AM-1450. Get live men-tions during the show and maybe even aninterview on-air! Commercial and interviewinventory is limited. For more informationor to schedule your commercials, call MikeODell at 540-635-4121.

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Join us on Tuesday, September 14 at5:30pm at the chamber office for a mar-keting seminar presented by Java Media Trade Show Strategies. This seminar will help you prepare for Tradefest with lastminute tips for marketing and promotion.Learn the dos and donts of booth displays,networking strategies and what to do af-ter the show. Space is limited, so pleaseRSVP to the chamber by emailing [email protected] or by calling 540-635-3185.

EXPORTING CONFERENCE SET FORSEPTEMBER 14 IN LOUDOUN

Want to learn how your company can be-come a successful exporter? Rep. FrankWolf (R-10th) in conjunction with the U.S.Department of Commerce is hosting a

conference on exporting on September 14 in Loudoun County. Titled ExportingEssentials, the half-day conference willcover export documentation, logistics, tradefinance and state and federal governmentexport resources. There also will be apanel discussion with successful exportersand a market briefing from a senior officialfrom the U.S. Embassy in Brazil. In addi-tion, the Undersecretary of Commerce for International Trade, Francisco Sanchez, willspeak. The conference will be from 8:15am 1:30pm at the National Conference Cen-ter, 18980 Upper Belmont Place, Leesburg,VA 20176. The conference costs $35 andincludes lunch. For more information, or toregister, go to: http://www.buyusa.gov/vir-ginia/exportingessentialsfrankwolf.html

LUNCH AND LEARN BLACKBERRYTIPS & TRICKS

Mid-Atlantic Protel your Premiere AT&T lo-cation in Front Royal is proud to announceour newest Blackberry Tips and TricksLunch and Learn. The class will be heldat the Front Royal Chamber of Commercefrom 12noon - 1:30pm on September 21st.The class will show you different ways tomake better use of your BlackBerry smartphone in your personal and business life.You do not need to be an AT&T customer or even have a BlackBerry to attend this Lunchand Learn. We are asking that anyone who

would like to attend to please RSVP byeither calling 540-635-1114 or [email protected]. All attendees thatRSVP will receive a special gift courtesy of Mid-Atlantic ProTel. Please sign up soon asthe class is sure to fill up quickly. Bring your lunch and learn Please RSVP to theChamber office by calling 540-635-3185 or sending an email to [email protected].

LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE MEETSWEDNESDAY

Our initial meeting for the Legislative Com-mittee will take place at 12noon on Wednes-day, September 15 at the Chamber office.The committee will plan and establish itsgoals for the upcoming year, discuss futurelegislative events and determine a meetingschedule. Please RSVP to Niki Foster atthe chamber by calling 540-635-3185 or byemailing [email protected].

WINE AND CRAFT COMMITTEE NEEDSYOU!

Do you want to be a part of the Chamberslargest and longest running fundraiser?Join us for our Wine & Craft committee thethird Tuesday of every month at 9am at theChamber office. In its 25th year, the Wine& Craft Festival is growing and getting big-ger and better each year. Be a part of theplanning process by serving on any of thesub-committees: Volunteer Recruitment,Childrens Area/Entertainment, Vendor Liai-son, or Winery Liaison, Our next committeemeeting is Tuesday, September 21 at 9amat the Chamber office. Please RSVP thechamber office by calling 540-635-3185 or emailing Pam at [email protected].

MEMBER NEWS

Rappahannock Electric Cooperative, inconjunction with other Touchstone Energycooperatives around the country, has de-veloped the Co-op Connections programto deliver greater value to members andpromote participating businesses. Theprogram benefits RECs members by of-fering valuable discounts, and all our activemembers automatically receive Co-op Con-nections cards. When they show the cardat any participating business, they receivea discount. Its that easy! The program isFREE to participating businesses who willgain exposure to RECs 117,000+ localmembers and to millions more served byour fellow Touchstone Energy cooperatives.Co-op members are encouraged to shopat participating businesses through REC

promotions. Please join Mike Gunnels,Consumer Products and Services Coor-dinator and Penni Curtis, Public RelationsCoordinator, from Rappahannock ElectricCooperative at the Warren County Cham-ber Office on September 14 from noon to1:30 for lunch from The Apple House and todiscuss how you can take advantage of thisgreat opportunity. You may also get moreinformation or to sign up by downloadingthe documents listed on www.myrec.coop/services . Completed contracts may be re-turned to the address listed on the form or faxed to 540-891-5878. E-mail questionsor comments to coopconnections@myrec.

coop. Please RSVP to the Chamber of-fice by calling 540-635-3185 or sending anemail to [email protected] Third Thursday ArtWalk is September 16 and the theme is Flora and Fauna. Wewill host a reading of poems by young po-ets ages 6-12, at 6:30 pm in the Gallery, aspart of the evening. This is a program of the Front Royal Downtown Poetry Project,co-sponsored by the Front Royal WomensResource Center and Blue Ridge ArtsCouncil. Around Your Kitchen is happy to be partner-ing with New Look Kitchen & Bath to offer aWood Fire Oven Cooking Class! This classwill be held at New Look Kitchen & Bath,322 N. Royal Avenue on September 14th. Any previous customer of New Look Kitchen& Bath is eligible for a free seat in the classproviding you sign up in time! Non-custom-ers is $45 per person. The evening willstart with a wine tasting in the Showroomand then you will move to the outdoor patioand learn to make appetizers & pizzas onthe Outdoor Wood Fire Oven! Please call540-635-5971 to reserve your seat!United Way of Front Royal-Warren CountyShrimp, Oyster and BBQ Fest Plan to helpsupport 12 local agencies on Saturday,September 18th from 4-7 pm at the FrontRoyal Volunteer Fire and Rescue Depart-ment, 211 Commerce Avenue. Catered byThe Apple House, there will be delicioussteamed shrimp, fried and raw oysters,pulled pig, chicken, veggies and dessert,beer, wine and non-alcoholic beverages.The event includes a large silent auction,quilt raffle and 50/50 raffle and is the kickoff for the United Way Campaign. Tickets $50per person. 540-635-3636 or [email protected] Ridge Housing Network is hostinga free VHDA Homeownership Educa-tion Class on September 18, 2010 from10:00am 4:00pm in Winchester. This pro-

gram is designed to take the mystery out of the home buying process and help first-timehomebuyers prepare to make the importantchoices related to homeow nership. We willgo over Personal Finances, Credit Reports,Role of the Lender, Working with your RealEstate Agent, Home Inspections and Clos-ing you Mortgage Loan. For Reservationcall (540) 622-2711.HealthSource Chiropractic and Progres-sive Rehab are hosting their 2nd RedCross Blood Drive and need more donors!The Red Cross will be at HealthSource onSeptember 22nd from 1-6pm. Please callthe office to schedule your donation timeat 540-635-4440. We plan on making thisa fun event with lots of goodies and give-aways!In 1797, when Major Isaac Hite needed ad-

vice about his 2000 sheep, likely he turnedto his friend, the noted agricultural improver Thomas Jefferson. Perhaps Jefferson pro-vided Hites sheepdogs. From September 18 to 26, the 2010 National Finals Sheep-dog Trials will be held at Belle Grove Planta-tion, Middletown Virginia - on the same landIsaac Hite worked. The National Finals isthe Sheepdog Superbowl, where one hun-dred fifty of the best dogs in the UnitedStates and Canada compete for the annualNorth American championship. A beautiful,difficult, gentle sport, sheepdog trialing isfascinating to watch. Spectators remark, Ididnt know dogs could do that! The kids

can enjoy working dog spinning. They and ththe Belle Grove mansrestored rooms prove twe knew about eightewrong. The first weekand 19th, nursery dogswill compete. Then Tuequalifications will be hSeptember 25 semi-finaber 26, the top seventeein the Double Lift - thman dog communicatia gentle, beautiful, anthe country. Admissiondren 6-12: $6. Adult and Children Season at: http://www.nationaand: http://www.bellegShrimp Feast! The albegins Saturday, Septethe Corron Communitter at the Middletown Cbid on silent auction itof the live auction andp.m. Ticket Price: $40which is tax-deductiblcludes dinner and drinevent you are, in effectner as well as making ahelp the Lord Fairfax Educational Foundatiothe College for academprograms, facility upstudent scholarships avelopment for emplotickets, please reply toevent Web page http://org/events/shrimp-feasDave Urso at 540-868-

TOWN OF FRONT ROMonday, September 2Government Center.

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Dear Stewart,

Im going to ask a loaded questionand know you will come up with aninteresting answer. What is the bestway to kill a tree?

Really a tree lover

Dear Really a ree Lover and all ourreaders out there,

Yes, I have some very interestingways to kill a tree. Be ore I get my-sel in trouble this is really tongue incheek and try to read between thelines on this.1) First and oremost, go ahead andplant your tree too deep or in toosmall o a hole. Both will do a good job o not allowing the roots to de- velop properly. Remember to ignorethe root fare, where the base o trunkswells out to become roots enteringthe soil. Te root fare should have

been at ground level or just aboveground level i you had wanted thetree to live.

) Now apply the tallest mound o mulch around the tree that you can.Make sure it looks like an ant hillor, better yet, a volcano. I have yetto see something like this occurringnaturally in the woods, but sure see awhole lot o these piles in residentialneighborhoods and at commerciallandscaping in the area. Rememberthe root fare in the rst topic; thiswill surely cover that important rootfare.3) Another option is to orego themulch entirely. Tis will allow youto get right up and gouge the tendertrunk with your weed eater or lawn-mower. Repetition each week workswonders here.4) Once the tree gets nice and es-tablished and is growing very well,providing your house with that niceshade, go ahead and top it back se-

verely. You can use the excuse thatit is growing too tall i anybody asks.Te neat thing about this is the treewill now grow about eight timesquicker each year, so prepare yourwallet or continued topping. Telight at the end o the tunnel is thateventually the tree will die rom con-tinued topping and you can start overat point number one with a new tree.

Tese are some o the things I seeeach day in Front Royal that resultin crippled looking and dead trees. Idare each and every one o you to ig-nore my instructions above on how tokill a tree and to make a commitmentto properly care or your trees. Teseare valuable assets in your landscapethat will pay you back hundred oldin bene ts rom a bit o proper care

rom the beginning.

Stewart

Te Front Royal/Warren Steward program has tence since 1997. Witree stewards and 7neware volunteers dedicatedthe health o trees by prtional programs, tree pla

demonstrations, and treeassistance throughout nity. Trough classroomhands-on practice, ree the basics o tree bioloogy, tree identi cation,maintenance techniquesards make a commitmenand protecting their coest. Each month Stewarquestion rom our readea questions regarding care or maintenance, plto Stewart in care [email protected] and wit in a uture issue.

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Baby is a male Pit mix, 11 monthsold. He is good with dogs and chil-dren, but he does play rough. Heknows sit and is a very sweet dog.

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Twyla is a female 1 year oldPit Lab mix found as a stray.She is good with cats anddogs and knows sit and paw.

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The next Rabies Vaccination Clinic will be held at the Shelter on Saturday, October 16th, 2010, from 10 am to 4 pm. We will have a Vet on site to give Rabies and Distempeand cats. Microchipping, deworming, ear cleaning, nail trims, and flea/tick treatments will also be available. All dogs must be on leashes (NO RETRACTABLE LEASHFIRST COME FIRST SERVE. If your pet has had a previous vaccination, please bring that certificate with you. Donations are accepted and appreciated. Thank you for su

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2pm - 4pm Vino E Formaggio WineTasting 124 E. Main Street.

5pm - 7pm Bake/Yard Sale. Salva-tion Army Thrift Shop in Front Roy-al, Virginia. Enjoy a bake/yard saleas well as games/activities, musicand a DogParade

Sat Sep 18, 2010

Forecast for 22630 (84 | 56)

8am - 4pm Warren County Fair Flea Market. Warren CountyFairgrounds. Come and play our what is it game. our vendors of-fer collectibles, Jewelry, antiques,sports memorabilia, nascar items,comic books,dolls, new & usedfurniture, household items, tools

and so much more!you are sureto nd something for everone atprices for everyone. For more in-formation: 540-635-5827 or www.warrencountyfair.

9am - 1pm Farmers Market. MainStreet Front Royal, Virginia. TheFront Royal Farmers Market be-gins today and will be open unti-lOctober 30. More Information atwww.frontroyalfarmers market.com

9am - 1pm Front Royal FarmersMarket. Town Commons, Down-town Front Royal.

4pm - 8pm Shrimp, Oyster, BBQFest. Front Royal Volunteer FireDepartment. The United Way willhold their annual Shrimp, Oyster and BBQ Fest. The event includesa silent auction. All money stays inthe community andgoes to assitthe communitys 12 member agen-cies. Tickets: $50.00.

Sun Sep 19, 2010

Forecast for 22630 (86 | 55)

8am - 4pm Warren County Fair Flea Market. Warren County Fair-grounds.

Tue Sep 21, 2010

12:30pm - 1pm Tourism Tuesdays.95.3 - the River radio station. Hear the latest tourism related news andevents every Tuesday at 12:30!If you cant listen live check outthe podcasts athttp://www.theriv-er953online.com/

Wed Sep 22, 2010

10am - 11am Story Time. SamuelsPublic Library Front Royal, Virgin-ia. Today is Preschool Story Time.

Theme is Library Fun.

11am - 12pm Story Time

Samuels Public Library Front Roy-al, Virginia. Today is Toddler StoryTime: Theme is Tales with a Twist.

Thu Sep 23, 2010

10am - 11am Story Time. SamuelsPublic Library Front Royal, Virgin-ia. Today is Preschool Story Time.Theme is Library Fun.

11am - 12pm Story Time. Samu-els Public Library Front Royal, Vir-ginia. Today is Toddler Story Time:Theme is Tales with a Twist.

3pm - 7pm Farmers Market. MainStreet Front Royal. The Front Roy-al Farmers Market begins todayand will be open untilOctober 28.More Information at www.frontroy-

alfarmers market.com.

3pm - 7pm Front Royal FarmersMarket. Town Commons, Down-town Front Royal.

4:30pm - 5:30pm Story Time.Samuels Public Library Front Roy-al. Today is Big Kids Story Time.Theme: The First Day of Autumn.

Fri Sep 24, 2010

12pm - 7pm Main Street Melodies.Main Street Front Royal. Enjoymusic today at the Gazebo withEnd of Summer Specials Sun-down Serenade and HarvestMoon over the Mountain.

7pm - 10pm Front Porch StylePickin Party. Warren County Se-nior Center, 1217 CommonwealthAve. All levels of talent are wel-come. Acoustic instruments only.

Sat Sep 25, 2010

8am - 4pm Warren County Fair Flea Market. Warren County Fair-grounds

9am - 4pm Fall Art & Crafts Bazaar.Linden Volunteer Fire Department,4561 John Marshall Highway,Linden. Join LVFD, local Crafters& Artists for the Fall Art & Crafts

Bazaar in September. Be sure tond a unique gift andmore for the

holidays! Interested in being avendor? Contact Alicia at [email protected] for more details!.http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=132896623390200

9am - 1pm Farmers Market. MainStreet Front Royal. The Front Roy-al Farmers Market begins todayand will be open until October 30.

12pm - 6pm Block Party. Calvary

Episcopal Church in Front Roy-al. Enjoy an Outreach ProgramBlock Party today located on 2ndStreet. There will be square danc-ing, cake walk, moon bounce, facepainting, ring toss, coin toss, mu-sic, corn hole, basketball, craftsand games of skill. There willalso be hot dogs,lemonade, BBQ,homemade ice cream and a bakesale.

6pm - 10:30pm Dancin Downtown.Main Street Front Royal. It will fea-ture the band Into the Now. ID isrequired topurchase alcohol. Foodvendors will be available. Admis-sion is $5.00/person and childrenunder 6 will be admitted FREE of charge. This event is sponsoredby Downtown Front Royal, Inc.and may be contactedat (540)631-0099.

Sun Sep 26, 2010


4:30pm - 9:30pm An EpicureanEvening. Therapeutic Riding Cen-ter at Longbranch. Please helpLAuberge Provencale support our neighbors and friends at the Ther-apeutic Riding Center at Long-branch Historic House and Farm.The TRC at Longbranch is entirelydedicated to enriching the lives of-children and adults with disabilitiesthough the challenging andphysi-cally active sport of horsebackriding. 4:30pm $75 per person.Business Attire.Friends Welcome.Open Bar. Please Submit Paymentand Reservations before Septem-ber 16th, 2010.http://www.historiclongbranch.com/trc.htm

Mon Sep 27, 2010

7pm - 8pm Council Meeting.County of Warren GovernmentCenter.

Tue Sep 28, 2010

12:30pm - 1pm Tourism Tuesdays.95.3 - the River radio station. Hear the latest tourism related news andevents every Tuesday at 12:30!

If you cant listen live check outthe podcasts athttp://www.theriv-er953online.com.

Wed Sep 29, 2010

11am - 7pm Tradefest. Holiday InnHotel Front Royal. Tradefest 2010sponsored by the Front Royal-Warren CountyChamber of Com-merce Connecting Business andCommunity. Open to thepublic.

Thu Sep 30, 2010

3pm - 7pm Farmers Market. MainStreet Front Royal, The Front Roy-al Farmers Market begins todayand will be open untilOctober 28.

3pm - 7pm Front Royal FarmersMarket. Town Commons, Down-town Front Royal.

Fri Oct 1, 2010

1:30pm - 2:30pm Education Com-mittee. Chamber Of ce.

Sat Oct 2, 2010


9am - 1pm Farmers Market. MainStreet Front Royal, Virginia.

9am - 1pm Front Royal FarmersMarket. Town Commons, Down-town Front Royal.

10am - 3pm Smithsonian AutumnConservation Festival. Smithson-ians Conservation Biology Insti-tute. Bring your family for a dayof fun, tours, and activities at theZoosConservation and ResearchCenter in Front Royal, Virginia,the onlytime each year this facilityis open to the public. http://nation-alzoo.si.edu/ActivitiesAndEvents/Celebrations/

12pm - 5pm Shagging on theShenandoah. 1800 Block of N.Royal Avenue Front Royal. TheRotaryClubs of Area 1 are join-ing together and teaming up withShenandoahUniversity to rebuild aschool in Haiti for an InternationalServiceProject Bricks & Books.We are inviting everyone to joinwith the Rotary Clubs of Area Onefor this special BBQ fundraisingeventfeaturing; North Carolinastyle BBQ provided by Bill EllisBBQ. Shag Music featuring BillDeals Original Rhondels. http://www.billdealsband.com/ Alongthe Shenandoah River in FrontRoyal, Virginia. $45 for Adults $20for Students (18 or over w/validStudent ID) $100 per Family (upto 3 Children under 18) BRINGY-

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2pm - 3pm Library Event. Samu-els Public Library in Front Royal.Today is the Teen Creative WritingClub for ages 12 and up.

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