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By Jonathan LucciFrederick County Report

As most residents o FrederickCounty probably know the hor-ror and carnage o the Ameri-can Civil War ooded into theShenandoah Valley 150 years ago.Six large ull scale battles anda number o skirmishes searedwars consequences into the soulo Frederick County, while arms

everywhere were destroyed dur-ing Te Burning in 1864.

Much o that history has been

preserved, while sadly much oit has also been lost to develop-ment. Anyone interested in theCivil War will quickly noticethe myriad collection o histori-cal markers lining the roads allthroughout the county. A CivilWar bu o any level o enthusi-asm can nd parts o most o the

battleelds to tour, and there areeven some guided tours oered.

Te battleeld o the Firstbattle o Winchester is sadly cov-ered by the modern structures,shopping plazas and heavily tra-cked roads. Bowers Hill, whereStonewall Jackson crushed the valiant Union deenders is nowan upscale housing development.Tankully there is a sel guidedtour o the battle and plenty omarkers telling the story o thechaotic ght. Te First battleo Winchester is oten used as aprime example by preservation-ists o how sad it is to see an en-tire eld o honor where bravemen bled and died totally paved

over and replaced with homesand malls.

Te Second battle o Win-chester was part o the amousGettysburg campaign, anotherthrilling Conederate victory asthey moved north toward theirate on the rolling elds o Penn-sylvania. Small parts o the bat-tleeld are preserved and mark-ers tell the story o the ght northo town.

Te Tird battle o Winchesterwas the largest and most costly oany battle that took place in theValley. It was a signature Unionvictory that began the end o the

Conederate success and hopesor victory. Te battleeld is par-tially preserved with a large tract

o land owned by the Civil Warrust directly behind Milbrook

high school. A beautiul walk-ing trail leads to a large open eldwhere Union troops were moweddown in their brave attacks. Tebattle culminated near the loca-tion o Mount Hebron Cemetery.

wo battles o Kernstownmarred the beauty o the eldssouth o Winchester. Te Firstbattle o Kernstown occurred inMarch o 1862 and grew out oStonewall Jacksons amous Val-ley campaign. Te Second battleo Kernstown was a Conederate victory, as the southern troopsbroke a Union line huddled be-hind a stonewall. Tis area o the

eld is still preserved and can betoured. A portion o the rst bat-tle is preserved by the Museum othe Shenandoah Valley.

Cedar Creek may have beenthe most crucial battle o the Val-ley campaigns, a comeback vic-tory by Phil Sheridan that helpedensure President Lincolns reelec-tion to the White House. Mucho it is preserved by the CedarCreek Battleeld Foundation andNational Park Service and thegrounds beauty contrasts might-ily with the horror o what hap-pened here.

In addition to these wonderul

educational opportunities, twobeautiul cemeteries give resi-dents and visitors the chance to

honor and revere tought on both side

ict.Stonewall Cemetnal resting place o Conederate soldthe Valley campaignrst ever known mthe unknown deadthe middle o a largthose who could nowere laid to rest. rom individual staspersed among thate dead. Across ththeir earthly oes lo Americas heroedeense o the Uniocipation. Many o

buried near wherstruck down by Connon located near thcemetery. Te monindividual states mtery, the Pennsylvanis particularly beaut

All o this and mavailable or Fred visitors and residrom and honor ththe soldiers o bothcivilians who suethe war. And com24th, Frederick Cohaving a Civil War a number o great o

which are listed ono the Frederick CoBureau.

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A history o Frederick County: Te American Civil W

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Conrmation judging will begin at 8:00am each day.Obedience and Rally competitions on Saturday & Sunday

Meet-the-Dog presentations on Sunday oer spectators achance to meet the various breeds and their owners in a

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News Reporters:

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Franklin Frank Roosevelt MadigaFranklin Frank Roosevelt Madigan, 78, o Martinsbu

ginia, peaceully went to be with the Lord on Wednesda

14, 2011, in his home, surrounded by his amily, ater

geous battle with cancer. Memorial contributions ma

Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church, 3654 Old Do

Gerrardstown, West Virginia 25420 or Hospice o the P

Waverly Court, Martinsburg, West Virginia, 25403

Audrey Anna ChurchillAudrey Anna Churchill, 12, o Frederick County, V

Sunday, September 11, 2011 in Winchester Medical C

rial contributions may be made to the Audrey Anna Chu

Memorial Fund c/o Well Fargo Bank, Winchester, Virgin

Funeral Home, 1600 Amherst Street, Winchester, VA 22

Stuart Sonny CooperStuart E. Sonny Cooper, 81, o Winchester, Virginia,

September 12, 2011, in Blue Ridge Hospice Residential C

o owers, memorial contributions may be made to Blue R

333 West Cork Street, Suite 405, Winchester, Virginia, 2

Deanna L. MauzyDeanna Lea Mauzy, 31, o Stephens City, Virginia, d

September 12, 2011, in her home. Memorial contribu

made to the American Cancer Society, 2654 Valley Ave

Winchester, Virginia 22601

Geertrui Anna Catharina Van Aalsburg Nyda

TrudyMrs. See, 93, o Winchester, Virginia, died Sunday, S

2011, in a local nursing home with amily members at her s

contributions may be made to the Esther Boyd Animal Sh

Collier Road, Winchester, VA 22603, or to the SPCA, 11

Lane, Winchester, Virginia, 22601.

Charles W. CoulterCharles William Bill Coulter, age 66, o Stephens

died Saturday, September 17, 2011, in Blue Ridge Hospi

Center. Memorial contributions may be made to Blue R

333 West Cork Street, Suite 405, Winchester, VA 22601.

Col. Joseph Magdich, Jr.Colonel Joseph Magdich, Jr. USAF, Retired, 89, o W

died Saturday, September 17, 2011 at Blue Ridge Hosp

owers, the amily requests that donations be made to t

the Holy Spirit, 103 Reams Station Court, Stephens Cit

attention Father im Illsley, telephone 540-868-2938.

Death noticFrederick County Public Schools to HostUltimate Money Skills: College FundingProgram or Parents

Frederick County Public Schools will be oering a valuable pro-gram to the parents o all area high school students on Turs-day, September 22, at Sherando High School beginning at 6 p.m.Making It Counts Ultimate Money Skills: College Funding pro-gram is a ree, one-hour seminar designed to help parents gain anunderstanding o how the college nancing process works. op-ics to be discussed include:

Te options available to develop a college unding strategy How to plan or and manage all college costs Te dierent types o nancial aid that is available

Frederick County Public Schools Coordinator o Guidance andSae and Drug-ree Schools Silvia Restivo says, Ive seen the pre-sentation beore and it is excellent. Parents who attend will learnhow they can send their child to college without risking their -nancial utures. Te program is open to anyone, not just parents

with students attending Frederick County Public Schools.Making It Count Vice President and General Manager J.R. Ciani

says, A students entry into higher education ater high schoolis a key transitional period or both students and parents alike.Our goal with Ultimate Money Skills: College Funding is to as-sist parents by providing sound nancial options and solutionsor the major investment that a college education demands.

Te program has been well-received over the years. Accordingto Making It Count, parents who participated in the program lastyear rated the value o the ideas presented a 9.4 and the eective-ness o the program a 9.6 on a 10-point scale. More inormationabout the presentation can be ound at www.MakingItCount.com.

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By Sue GoldenFrederick County Report

Carrabbas Italian Grill in Kern-stown opened Monday night. Al-though the store is the 233rd toopen in the chain, it doesnt eellike a chain. Managing PartnerMike Xiaras takes out all the stopsto provide you with a memorableexperience. At a recent lunch withreporters, Mike and his sta werepersonable and open. Te lun-cheon table had a amily eel. Teood was resh and unbelievablygood. Te restaurant is clean and

airy. Te sta treats you like am-ily.

Carrabbas is part o a collectiono restaurants owned by OSI. Oth-ers in the collection are the Out-back Steakhouse, Bonesh Grill,Flemings Prime Steak and RaysHawaiian Fusion. Tere are simi-larities between the restaurants.Carrabbas has a takeout kitchen

to guarantee your takeout is asgood as eating in the restaurant.Your ood is delivered to your car.

Te kitchen is open to the res-taurant, so you see your ood be-ing prepared. Mike likes to havekids sit by the kitchen, so theycan see the cooks throwing thepizza dough. Speaking o kids,i they want French ries, whichCarrabbas does not sell, Mike rec-ommends zucchini ritte; the kidswont know the dierence.

Everything is made resh at Car-rabbas. Te garlic is chopped dai-ly, which gives the garlic dishes a

real garlic avor. Te tomatoes areshipped in rom Sicily. Te chainhas its own research and develop-ment team, and all o the chains

purchase together, so Carrabbascan get a good deal on the reshest

ingredients.Carrabbas does not take res-

ervations, but they do have callahead seating. And the entreprices range rom $10 to $25.

Te menu is impressive. Tereare soups and salads, meats, sea-ood, chicken, pizza, and pastas.Te dishes are based on recipesused by the original Carrabba am-ily. Te desserts are decadent. Tewine list is expansive, and quitegood. Tere are both importedand domestic beers, and sparklingstill water.

Carrabbas caters to its custom-ers. According to Mike, i they

have the ingredients or a dish inthe restaurant, the sta will behappy to make you a special re-quest. However, since eggplantparmesan takes a day to set out,he asked that you call a day in ad-

vance.Mike received over 660 re-

sumes, and is still hiring. He is very impressed with the hiringpool. Tis reporter was very im-pressed with the employees. Teywere extremely enthusiastic aboutCarrabbas, and its treatment oits employees. Many o the em-ployees were working their wayup the corporate chain, and plan

on making careers out o work-ing or Carrabbas. Among thebenets that employees receiveis a 50% discount when dining atCarrabbas and 25% o when din-

ing at any o the other restaurantsin the corporate group. Tey also

receive turkeys or Tanksgiving.One drawback, every employeehas to try every dish at least once.But as server Mia Rolle said Wetake care o our people.

Mike is committed to the com-munity. He and his amily live inStephens City. Hal o the pro-ceeds rom opening night, upto $5,000, will be donated to the

Evans Home in Winhas an open events

can help to underwers held during theexpects to be purchtrailer, so Carrabbaood at events in the

Carrabbas Italianed at 231 KernstowBoulevard. Tey can(540) 868-7665, or abbas.com.

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By Carol BallardFrederick County Report

On the bright morning oSeptember 10 in WinchestersMarker-Millers plum orchard,busy, smiling, people were gath-ering ruit or hungry people theydidnt even know.

Tey had taken the time to driverom hours away to participate inan activity called gleaning.

Te volunteers are rom civic,church, and community groups,said Betty Heishman. She hasbeen the Winchesters Society oSt. Andrews (SOSA) district co-ordinator or 12 years. oday, inher pink cowboy hat, she was incharge o the gleaning operationat the orchard, and energeticallywalked through the scatteredclusters o pickers making sureeveryone was doing okay.

She explained that SOSA is anon-denominational, non-protorganization, and has branchesall over the United States. Foodgathered ater the harvests in ourarea is donated to Lord FairaxFood Banks, C-Cap and Salva-tion Army in Winchester and isdelivered to 15 places in the FrontRoyal area and Martinsburg, aswell as Luray and Purcellville.

Te gleaners were riendly andwilling to share their reasons

or volunteering while they con-tinued to pick the ripe ruit andll up the pink buckets placedaround the orchard.

Our church group was inter-ested in gleaning and I liked thenotion o spending a ew o mySaturday mornings in beautiulsurroundings and helping peopleat the same time, said Paul Rup-port, with a smile.

He explained that their groupo 15 had come rom Our Lady

Queen o Pearl Catin Arlington. Segroups were there

young volunteers were with the FouMethodist group.

Its a way to givelike it helps the comy.

We came out hand we were lookincoming back and iout on a arm, Mat

Its great to see mtrees where we usuaand buildings. y around at the bluetant hills.

As Betty walkedorchard, some o th

asked her questionthe ruit would be u

Well, the recipieit resh or make japrobably eat it the wo people in need dmeans to make jamexpensive, you neeor that and resh in their lives. she ex

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Arlington Food Assistance Cen-ter.

Were serving over 1,300 am-ilies a week now in Arlington.Despite the act that its a wealthy

community, lots o people donthave enough money to purchaseood. she said.

Betty continued outlining thesummer and all harvest. Shesaid it starts with the strawberryharvest in June and goes throughNovember 5 and rom now untilNovember, they will be gleaningthree times a week.

Right now, theres a need orhelp during the week, not just onthe weekend, which is perect orthose who have odd work shitsor are retired and Betty wants

people to know how importanteven a small amount o time canbe.

I calculated that we collected450 servings o ood per person

yesterday in two hours time.Isnt it amazing to think that

in two hours o work you areproviding to one o those peoplewho deserves that serving? sheasked, and continued, People areso busy, they orget to plan or anevent like this one and then theseason is over.

Tis year, Saturday Nov. 5 is thelast day o gleaning. It will takeplace rom 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. ina two-acre turnip eld whichMarker-Miller Farms has setaside or SOSA members to grow

their own turnips or harvestingand donating. Approximately 200workers are needed to glean thatday.

Ater 12 p.m., there will be aturnip harvest celebration, with a

ree lunch and prizes and a boyand girl will be chosen to reign as

King and Queen. Te rain dateis Nov 12.

Tis is a great place to bringamilies to see people who care.Its a good inuence. Some peo-ple say, Can you imagine doing

this all day? and it gives an ap-preciation o ood and what goes

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Grand Champion - Cara Hedrick /PeteyReserve Champion - Mason Bean /Blue

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Grand Champion- Summer Engar /Stormys

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Thank you for supporting the 4-H Program at the Warren County FaiLivestock Auction

Grand Champion Market Beef ~ Ryan Atkins1315 lbs @ $2.25 lb ~ Lester & Mowerys Pharmacy

Reserve Grand Champion Market Beef ~ Laura Jenkins1360 lbs @ $4.00 lb ~ Coastal Electric Corporation

Grand Champion Market Hog ~ Jordan Taylor268 lbs @ $4.00 lb ~ McGreevy Insurance, Culligan Water & Jack Evans Che

Reserve Grand Champion Market Hog ~ Katelynn Barron263 lbs @ $3.75 lb ~ Wedge Wood Farm

Grand Champion Market Lamb ~ Jordan Taylor117 lbs @ $5.75 lb ~ Gores Custom Slaughter and ProcessingReserve Grand Champion Market Lamb ~ Lainey Vaught

135 lbs @ $4.25 ~ Blue Ridge Meats

Grand Champion Market Goat ~ Jordan Taylor$500/head ~ 4-H Family

Reserve Grand Champion Market Goat ~ Katelynn Barron$500/head ~ Blue Ridge Meats

Grand Champion Market Rabbit ~ Christina Geiser$25 ~ Virginia Livestock, LLC

Reserve Grand Champion Market Rabbit ~ Parker Traxler$35 ~ Circle T Ranch

Grand Champion Market Poultry ~ Christina GieserNot Sold

Reserve Grand Champion Market Poultry ~ Parker Traxler$30 ~ Mid-Atlantic Farm Credit

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Rate of Gain ~ Cedarville Ruritans

Warren County Fair Association ~ Gores Custom Slaughter and Processing, Inc.

County Farm Bureau ~ Carlyle & Andersen ~ Virginia Livestock, LLC ~ Teddy

Construction ~ Unlimited Welding ~ Crims Trailer Sales ~ Charles & Jennifer

Southern States of Front Royal ~ Strasburg Farm & Home Center ~ Warrenton COxbow Farm ~ Springtime Garden Center ~ Nancy Wright ~ Moms Country K

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Cedarville Veterinary Clinic ~ State Farm Insurance ~ Mack & Mary McComas ~

Maxi Cameron ~ Marshall State Farm Insurance ~ Gary Vance ~ Rick Mathews ~ 8

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Fluffys Junk Removal ~ Hidden Springs Senior Living ~ Greg & Anna Long ~ Bobby Farmer ~ LM

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Farm Insurance ~ Cedarville & Warren County Vet Clinic ~ Strasburg Farm & Home Center ~ Rap

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Financial ~ Gray Armistead ~ Triple M Farm ~ Coastal Electric Corp ~ Virginia Livestock, LLC

Mathews & Gary Vance ~ Jack Evans Chevrolet ~ Lindamood Farm Supply, LLC ~ CFC Farm &

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by Noah ManuelCertied Aquascape Contractor

Pondless Wateralls are simplya re-circulating waterall and/orstream without the presence o apond. You can enjoy the sight andsound o running water withoutthe maintenance o a pond.

Te waterall is undoubtedly themost beautiul and avored eaturein a water garden. I space is lack-ing in your yard or you have saetyconcerns with a pond, go Pond-less! Te name basically explainsit all. Its a waterall and stream,without the pond. So why would

you want a waterall without apond? Te truth is that a Pond-

less Waterall isnt or everyone,but it can be a great alternative orsomeone who isnt quite sure i a

pond is right or their amily.

Saety

Because there is no pool o wa-ter, a Pondless Waterall is a greatoption i you are concerned aboutsaety issues associated with a tra-ditional pond.

Cost

Cost can be a big actor whenconsidering the type o pond youwant to build. In most cases, theprice o a Pondless waterall willbe less than a pond, because thereis less labor involved, as well asless rock and materials. Operating

costs are also less. Because yourenot dealing with an establishedecosystem, its not necessary to

run the pump 24/7.

Space

Te small size o the PondlessWaterall means you can buildand enjoy a beautiul waterallanywhere in you yard.

Maintenance

aking care o your PondlessWaterall is easy. Filling the res-ervoir every ew weeks to com-pensate or water loss because oevaporation is all thats required.

Flexibility

Perhaps the best part o thePondless Waterall is the possi-bility or the uture. I you change

your mind later, wishing youdbuild a pond, thats ok! I you leaveenough room around the baseo the waterall, its easy to add apond onto a Pondless Waterall.

Complete System

It might be dicult to imagine

a waterall and stream without apond. Where does the water go? APondless Waterall works muchlike a regular pond. Te hole,deeper than a normal pond, is dugthen lined with rock and gravel,and lled with water. Te wateris then circulated rom beneaththe rocks and gravel by a pumpthat sits on the bottom, inside aSnorkel Vault and CentipedeModule. A pipe runs rom thereup to a BioFalls Filter and intoan overowing waterall, where italls back into the reservoir. Sincethe water level never pools abovethe level o the rock and gravel ll,

it give the appearance o a water-

all without a pond,the pond is there b

Te Pondless Wmade many watewere previously unain the sweet soundster, very happy. Its ative or those who artheir eet wet, or lolittle bit o paradise backyard. In other welse ails go Pond

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6th annual SPCA Paw FeDixie Beverage and Vicki and Jim Rush recognized for their supp

By Sue GoldenFrederick County Report

Saturdays 6th annual PawFest started out rainy, but bythe 10 am show time, the rainlet up, and the estivities began.Dixie Beverage and Vicki andJim Rush were awarded bricks

in the brick garden, in recogni-tion o their outstanding sup-port to the SPCA. Te awardsceremony was ollowed by dog

contests or the best tail wag-ging, best trick, best costume,and the biggest and smallest.Tere was even a pie eatingcontest.

As the day brightened,the crowd grew. Barry Lee,WINC FMs morning DJ, wonthe Poop-A-Palooza con-

test. People bought plates thatwere distributed in a enced inarea. A dog was brought in topoop. Alas, the rst dog must

have gone elsewhere. A seconddog was brought in, and com-menced to poop on Barry Leesplate. Te happy winner tookhome a git basket.

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Saturday, September 24

8am - 2pm COATS FOR KIDS brought to

you by the Round Hill Ruritan Club 164

Poorhouse Road in Winchester. We are

looking or donations o gently used or

new coats to be distributed to the needy

amilies in our community. The Communi-

ty Foundation o the Northern Shenandoah

Valley (CFNSV) has started an endowed

und to carry this program indenitely. I

you would like more inormation about

the program visit www.cnsv.org. We

will be making a donation to the und as

well as donating the coats collected to be

distributed to the needy amilies in OUR

community. You may also send checks to

Round Hill Ruritan Club, P. O. Box 4536,

Winchester, VA 22604. Make checks

payable to Round Hill Ruritan and memo

Coats or Kids.

10am - 1pm Behind the McDonalds at

Kernstown Commons/Alamo, the Freder-

ick County Fire and Rescue Department

will be installing and checking Childrens

Car Seats or National Child PassengerSaety Week. This is a FREE Event or the

community. The rst 100 checks/installa-

tions will receive a FREE ice cream cone

courtesy o McDonalds. For more inor-

mation call Missi at the Frederick County

Fire and Rescue Department at 540-665-

6350.

10am - 6pm The 2nd Annual GermanFest,

an Oktoberest-like event to be hosted by

the Shenandoah Germanic Heritage Mu-

seum (SGHM). The Festival will be held at

the Hottel-Keller Homestead, located at

11523 Back Road, Toms Brook, VA 22660,

home o the Shenandoah Germanic Heri-

tage Museum For more inormation on the

Shenandoah Germanic Heritage Museum

or HKMI log on to www.hottelkeller.org

5pm In an eort to raise unds or your

local Area 13 Special Olympic athletes

to participate in the 2011 Virginia Beach

State Fall Championships, the Area 13

volunteers are putting on a Cash Party at

the Gainsboro Fire Hall located on 522 in

Winchester. Doors open at 5PM. Tick-

ets are $30 a piece and include dinner,

drinks, and a chance to win the Grand

Prize o $1500. Thi s un-lled evening

also includes tip jars, 50/50 rafes, and

a Silent Auction. Contact Debby Massie

at 540-868-1171 or area13sova@msn.

com, or Tracy Clontz at 540-327-7047

or [email protected]. Please make a

dierence, support your Area 13 Special

Olympics athletes.

DDR SPEED INC. is having their 2nd An-

nual Car Show at Winchester Harley Da-

vidson shop on RT 50 east o Winchester

Va. 22602. All proceeds will be divided

between two great organizations: The

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and, a

Local Organization, The Evans Home or

Children. The Car Show will provide und-

ing or a wide range o needs, including

support or Cancer patients on behave o

the leukemia society and at The Evans

Home, it will help make Christmas a lot

nicer or the children there this year.Also,

there will be a Chinese Auction during the

Show.

Winchester and Frederick County civil

war weekend. For more inormation go

to shenandoahatwar.org or call 888-689-

4545

Sunday, September 25, 2011

11 am Indian Hollow Elementary School

Annual Fall Car & Truck Show. 1548 N.

Hayeld Rd. Winchester. Fall Car & Truck

Show and Family Fun Day, Bake Sale,

Chinese Auction, Games, Activities, Prizes,

50/50, Country Catering Car/Truck Reg-

istration 11:00am -1pm Judged Show.

All proceeds benet IHES PTO. Rain date:Oct. 9 Melinda Humenay 540-331-1146

Pam Plaugher 540-465-3796

Monday, September 26

7 pm Perorming Arts Open House

Bright Center 9 North Loudoun Street,

Suite 207 Winchester, Virginia 22601

Open House or a new, un and creative

perorming arts program or ages 4 to 18.

La Tasha Jones 540-539-0682

Tuesday, September 27

7:30am The Rotary Club o Frederick

County will meet at Shenandoah Uni-

versity in the Clement Board Room - Al-

len Dining Hall. Club members, invited

guests and visiting Rotarians are wel-

come. The morning program will eature

club members speaking about their vo-cations. Members John Zimet , Retired;

Marietta Walls , Veterinarian and Owner

o Apple Valley Animal Hospital ; and Jim

Vermillion, Accountant at Hottel and Wil-

lis, P.C. are the speakers or the month o

September.

Shenandoah Senior Networking Group

Amerisist Assisted Living Residences,

110 Spanish Oak Road, Stephens CityThe

Shenandoah Senior Networking Group

will meet at Amerisist Assisted Living

Residences at 110 Spanish Oak Rd in

Stephens City. Please contact Jodi Foltz at

Consulate Healthcare or more inorma-

tion at 540-459-5676

Wednesday, September 28

9am - 2pm Executive Protection Sys-

tems presents Saety & Security Expo

2011. 161 Commonwealth Court, Win-

chester. Be Equipped... Be Inormed... Be

Prepared... Be Connected! Free - Open

to the public. Solutions Based Exhibitors,

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7 pm A Reporters Perspective. Handley

Library Auditorium. Paul Dellinger, retired

reporter with The Roanoke Times, will ad-

dress journalism at the time o the novel

and beyond i n Southwestern Virginia. Trish

Ridgeway, 540-662-9041, ext. 14

Friday, September 30

9am - 4pm FSIA Employment Fair, Hil-

ton Garden Inn, 120 Wingate Drive, Win-

chester, VA. The FSIA will be sponsoring

the 2nd annual all community employ-

ment air at the Hilton Garden Inn in Win-

chester, VA. The ollowing businesses will

be in attendance: American Woodmark,

Rubbermaid, Stowe-Woodward, Kelly

Services, Via Satellite, HP Hood LLC, Hil-

ton Garden Inn, Home Depot Distribution,

Costco Manpower and Mercury Paper.

The ollowing resources will be there tospeak to people about current issues:

Department o Rehabilitative Services,

Goodwill Industries, Literacy Volunteers-

Winchester Area, Lord Fairax Community

College Workorce Solutions, the Virginia

Employment Commission and o course

First Step Employment Ministry (One on

one mentoring or those seeking employ-

ment) and First Step Interaith Alliance

(alliance o church leaders that combat

unemployment).

Saturday, October 1

2 pm 2011 Rally in the valley. The larg-

est gop event in the Shenandoah valley.

Winchester Elks lodge, Route 522 South.

Featuring Rep. Frank Wol as the guest

speaker as well as Virginia attorney gen-

eral Ken Cuccinelli and ox news analystKate Obenshain plus numerous other state

and local political leaders. Tickets are $25

(or 2 or $40)and include all you can eat

and drink, pit bee bbq, chicken, beer and

soda. Republicans, Independents, and all

who want change are welcome!

11:30am - 2:30pm Autumn Auction For

Kids: Face Painting, Crats-Edible and

otherwise. For Kids o All Ages: Cakewalk,

Cornhole, Bean Bag Toss. Lunch For Sale

Starting at 11:30. Homemade Vegetable

Bee Soup, Bee BBQ, Hot Dogs, Chili

Dogs, Water & Soda. Autumn Auction:

Bidding starts at 12 Noon. Hand crated

items, and Homemade Desserts. At Relie

United Methodist Church, 5275 Middle

Road Winchester,. For more inormation:

Call 540-869-5775 and leave a message

7am Valley Rally Bicycle Ride, Clearbrook

Park, Clear Park, VA. Sel-paced routes

o 10 (Family Route), 25, 50, 65 (metric

century) and 100 miles. Enjoy picturesque

countryside riding through the beautiul

Northern Shenandoah Valley o Virginia

and the Eastern Panhandle o West Virginia.

Shenandoah Area Council o Boy Scouts

Monday, October 3

4pm - 7pm Relay or Lie Open House.

American Cancer Society Oce, 2564

Valley Avenue, Winchester. We will have

an Open House in preparation or Relay

or Lie - 2012. Any businesses or indi-

vidual interested in sponsorship, orming

a team, planning the event or to receive

general inormation are invited. Please

stop by to nd out how you can become

involved or services available rom our

local American Cancer Society. Reresh-

ments served. 540-667-2315

Wednesday, October 5

6:30pm The Northern Shenandoah Valley

TEA Party would like to invite the public

to our next meeting. We will be gathering

at the Greenwood Mill Elementary School,

281 Channing Drive, Winchester 22602.

SUBJECT: Local Elections 2011

SPEAKERS: Frederick County School

Board Candidates Stuart Wolk At Large

; Ben Waterman Opequen; Judy Wall -

Back Creek; Michael Lake Gainesboro

The public schools account or 50% o the

total County budget $155M. For addi-

tional inormation on the meeting pleasecontact Jay L. Marts (410) 440-1344 or

Ken Rion at (540) 327-2528 Visit us on

FaceBook: www.acebook.com/NSVTP

Email us: [email protected]

Sunday, October 9

7:30pm Symphonic winds annual all con-

cert. Come and enjoy an evening o classi-

cal, patriotic, marches, sacred music and

popular music o the 60s and 70s. A love

oering will be received or the boy scout

troop #14. Kernstown UMC, 3239 Valley

Pike, Winchester VA 540-667-7298

6pm The 2011 Middletown Volunteer Fire

and Rescue Company Memorial Service

will be at the Middletown Presbyterian

Church, located at 7960 Senseney Ave-

nue in Middletown. The service will closethe Fire Prevention Week observance and

will help to celebrate the upcoming 70th

anniversary o the Middletown Volunteer

Fire & Rescue Company. The Company

was chartered on April 27, 1942. At the

service, Company and Auxiliary members

who have died over the past year will be

remembered, as well as a remembrance

to those whose lives were lost 10 years

ago on September 11. A member o the

Winchester Pipes & Drums will also be

playing during the ceremony. Current

members, past members, amily members

o those lost, and the Middletown com-

munity are invited to share in the service.

The 2012 Memorial & Charter Service will

be held on Sunday, April 1, 2012.

Friday, October 14

St. Thomas Chapel is pleased to an-

nounce that it will be hosting Mr. William A

Young, noted portrayer o historic gures.

Bill Young is nationally known, as evident

rom the summary o his work at this site:

www.historyinperson.com. The event will

be held two evenings, October 14 - 15 at

St. Thomas (since St. Thomas seats only

100, we have the Grace Methodist Church

as a backup... seats over 200.) One o the

gures he will portray is CSA Lieutentant

Finley, as described on his website...the

second portrayal is unce

Admission prices are

likely between $10-15. A

et historic St. Thomas C

is a primary undraiser

We hope to gain regiona

event in order that mor

ganizations become awa

and its history

Saturday, Octo

8am - 1pm Frederick C

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October 21 - 23, and 2

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Sundays 1 -5 pm. Cost

Haunted House $10, Ha

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Haunted Trail $7.50, Com

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Saturday, Octo

11am - 4pm The 6th A

Fall Festival will take

and tempt your palate w

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and jousting area plus painting, ood and a Liv

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an eclectic blend o out

chain and independent

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6:30pm - 11pm Join NW

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Wood loft bed. Includes bunk bed,

desk, and dresser. All wood, verysturdy. Can be used as a unit orseparately. EC. Pictures availableupon request. $500.Call 540-869-8487 (7/13)

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Weider Pro 1120 Home Gym. Fullbody workout. Good condition.$200 value for only $100! Everlast

Free Standing Heavy Bag.Greatworkout. Good condition. $100value for only $50!Call 540-327-3209 (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)

Queen beadspread, white, laven-dar and purple, 2 pillow shams and2 pair curtains 72 long. Like new$100. 540-955-4860 (9/21)

Trolling motor, brand new with bat-tery, never used. 10 folding chairsand 4 heavy folding tables 5 x 6ft. long. Carpet steam cleaning unitwith attachments, slightly used.Large picnic cooler, operates on12 volt system. 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 naturallywith their mothers, around hu-man contact daily, in ShenandoahCounty VA. We have even sold tochildrens petting zoo. Please emailfor more information, photos or tobe put on our wait list. [email protected] Mens plus size clothingfor sale. Sizes 4, 5 and 6X. GoodCondition. Urban wear. Many

jackets also.Call 540-631-4552 (7/13)

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)

Handyman/repair/remodeling busi-ness assets for sale. 2002 14 footfreightliner/sprinter van fully loaded

with tools. Ready to run now. Toomuch information to list. If inter-ested please call. $22,000 for allor willing to split tools and van.$18,000 for van and $4,000 fortools. Call 703-930-3438 (7/13)

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)

Longhorn bull weighing approxi-

mately 1,000 lbs. 3-yrs old and aproven breeder. You transport.Loading pen available. Cash price$600. Call 540-869-4095 (7/13)

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)

1969 Mercedes staight-6 Recent Turadiator, brakes and

burator. AC works 100,000 original mGood. Only $6500.0869-3521 or 540-303

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)

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Coffee table, slate top, hexagon-shaped, with wooden base. Slatetop can be lifted off to access stor-age area. 40 wide and 17 1/2 high.Ideal for use with sectional sofas.Excellent condition. $30.00Call 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 $200.00

Call 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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2 refurbished Dell Inspiron 600m, WindowsXP, 1.6-2.0GHz, 80GB HDD, 512MB mem-ory, 14 LCD and more. $160 each. 1 Gate-way MD7309u, Windows 7, 2.1GHz, 250GBHDD, 3GB memory, 15.6 LCD and more.$320 OBO. Can email picture.Call 540-514-1412. (7/27)

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100% Guaranteed Omaha Steaks -SAVE 64% on the Family Value Collec-tion. NOW ONLY $49.99 Plus 3 FREEGIFTS & right-to-the-door delivery in areusable cooler, ORDER Today. 1-888-729-4210 and mention code 45069SQYor www.OmahaSteaks.com/fvc78 (8/03)

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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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Parts for a 1989 Fbought new, never $80.00 and EvaporatB.O. Call 540-683-91

Fifth Wheel Camper Cruiser Model,28RLGal gas electric hot wupgrade insolation,158 cu ft alloy wheels. L$19,995.Call 540-869

2007 Ford Focus SESPW/PL/PM, Sunroof

terior, 30 MPG. $12,0Call 540-877-1217

2010 Toyota Corolla 16.8K, AUTO, sunroofctrl., CD, 32 mpg!! Smback bumper. $16,000Call 540-869-1076

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 qu

sofa, convection micscreen TVs with DVTV, luggage rack/ladspection, 28K milesautomatic leveling sycab seats, outside sup cameras, solar bger, $40K.Call 540-539-7206

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)

Canada Drug Center is your choicefor safe and affordable medications.Our licensed Canadian mail orderpharmacy will provide you with sav-ings of up to 90 percent on all yourmedication needs. Call Today 888-604-5084 for $25.00 off your rst pre-scription and free shipping. (8/03)

Only $275 buys a 25-word classi-ed ad in 88 newspapers acrossVirginia. Call Virginia Press Servicesat 804-521-7571 to place your adin the STATEWIDE CLASSIFIEDAD NETWORK Multi-Week Special

Place the same ad four consecu-tive weeks and receive the fth week

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Entertainment Center: Light Oakwith glass doors. (64 wide X 58high X 23 deep/ TV opening 35 X32) Very good condition. Can e-mail pic $300.00Call 540-723-0285 (7/27)

Light color wood with 1 large storagecabinet with wood doors on the bot-tom. 73 X 72 X 15 . TV opening:31.5 X 27 (back is open so it canaccomodate a deep TV. Sturdy andin good condition. $200.00 Cane-mail picture 540-723-0285 (8/10)

YARD SALES

Yard Sale: 9/23 & 9/24 7AM-4PMHousehold goods,clothing, books,toys, air hockey table, entertain-ment centers, weight bench, bal-ance board, and more! 628 Kern-stown Ct, Winchester (in BattleparkEstates-besides Creekside Shopsoff Valley Ave) (8/31)

Got a yard sale or garage salecoming up? Post it here for [email protected]

September 23 and 24. 8 am to ?High Street Middletown, VA (next to

cemetary) antiques, tools and mis-cellaneous. (9/21)

CUB SCOUT POPCORN FORSALE! This is our only fund raiser ofthe year. Please help us earn enoughto send our scouts to Camp RockEnon in Gore. Many avors availableincluding chocolate, cheese, kettlecorn, microwaveable & more! Call540-305-6563 to place an order (8/23)

Taylor-Made T2 Cart Bag - $30.00.Taylor-Made Irons Burner XD 5 -SW - $95.00. (2) Callaway X 460 9degree drivers - $20.00 each. Calla-way X 3W - $15.00. Callaway X460Ladies Driver - $20.00.Call 540-869-4236 (9/21)

Live Fish for PondsLakes. Plants.Lilies. 32 Species Available.Free Catalog. Delivery or Pick-Up. ZETTS FISH HATCHERY,878 Hatchery Road, Inwood, WV25428. (304) 229-3654.

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