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Te Virginia Departmento Education (VDOE) has an-nounced that the on-time gradu-ation rate or Frederick CountyPublic Schools Class o 2011was 84.8 percent. Te rate is orstudents who entered the ninthgrade or the rst time duringthe 2007-08 school year. Te on-time graduation rate or the Classo 2011 at James Wood HighSchool was 85.2 percent. Terate or Millbrook High Schoolwas 83.7 percent while SherandoHigh Schools rate was 85.5 per-cent. Virginias on-time gradua-tion rate or the Class o 2011 was86.6 percent. O Virginias 329high schools and schools withgraduating classes, 192 achievedgraduation rates higher than thestate rate o 86.6 percent, twoschools equaled the state rateand 135 were lower. In additionto releasing the on-time gradua-tion rate or the Class o 2011, theVDOE today released updatedgraduation data or students whoentered the ninth grade or therst time in 2006-07. FrederickCountys ve-year cohort gradu-ation rate stands at 85.4 per-cent. Virginias ve-year cohortgraduation rate is 87 percent.Te Virginia On-ime Gradua-tion Rate is calculated by divid-

ing the number o students in thecohort earning a Virginia Boardo Education-approved diplomain 2011 (or earlier) by the num-

ber o students who entered theninth grade or the rst time in2007-08 (plus transers in minustransers out). Unlike estimatedgraduation rates, the VirginiaOn-time Graduation Rate takesinto consideration student mo-bility, changes in enrollment, andpromotion and retention policiesand decisions.

Te Virginia On-ime Gradua-tion Rate also provides exibilityor students with disabilities andlimited-English procient (LEP)students, who are reported ason-time graduates regardless owhen they earn a diploma. Forexample, a student with disabili-ties who entered the ninth gradeor the rst time in 2005-2006 andgraduated in June 2011 would beassigned to the 2007-08 ninth-grade cohort and counted as anon-time graduate.Te VirginiaOn-ime Graduation Rate di-ers rom the Federal GraduationIndicator (FGI) which is used incalculating Adequate Yearly Prog-ress (AYP) ratings. Te VirginiaOn-ime Graduation Rate recog-nizes all Board o Education-ap-proved diplomas while the FGIincludes only Standard and Ad- vanced Studies diplomas. In ad-dition, the FGI does not includespecial education or GED cre-

dentials which results in studentsearning such credentials beingclassied as dropouts. According

to the inormation released todayby the VDOE, 91 percent o allstudents in Frederick Countys2011 cohort have earned either adiploma or a GED. In addition,92 percent o all students in the2010 cohort have done the same.Assistant Superintendent or In-struction Peter Vernimb says,Each high school cohort is di-erent, but we are pleased thatour on-time graduation rate orthe Class or 2011 is slightly high-er than the rate or the Class o2010. We also are pleased to seethat the ve-year cohort gradua-tion rate has increased since be-ing reported or the rst time lastyear. Tat indicates that althoughsome students didnt graduatewith their peers ater our yearsin high school, they continuedtheir high school courseworkand went on to earn a diploma.Vernimb adds, Its important torecognize that a school or schooldivisions dropout rate is not theinverse o the Virginia On-imeGraduation Rate.

According to the Virginia On-ime Graduation Rate ormula,an on-time Virginia public schoolgraduate is a student who earnsone o ve Board o Educationrecognized diplomas Ad-vanced, Standard, Modied Stan-

dard, Special or General Diploma within our years o the rsttime he or she entered the ninth

grade. Students earning a GEDor a Certicate o Completion arenot dropouts, but are not count-ed as on-time graduates whencalculating the Virginia On-imeGraduation Rate. Te VDOE alsoreleased inormation on dropoutrates today. Te dropout rate orFrederick County Public Schools2011 cohort is 6.8 percent com-pared to the statewide rate o 7.2percent. Tat gure representsall students in the cohort whohave not graduated, completeda credential or have discontin-ued school. Frederick Countysdropout rate or the 2010 cohortis 7.3 percent. Vernimb says,When considering cohort drop-out rates, one must recognizethat they are a cumulative gurecovering our or ve years de-pending on the cohort. Te 2011cohort dropout rate is equivalentto an average annual rate o 1.7percent. Te average annual rateor the 2010 cohort is 1.8 per-cent. Reducing the dropout rate

continues to be an and we have incresupport services ainterventions to helsuccessul. We havprogress. In 2000divisions dropout proximately three year and to date, wcut that in hal. Sintendent David Sois the case with anyormation released state Department highlights areas oopportunities or grthe keys to improvingraduation rate andnumber o dropoutstudents in learninOur teachers and aare continuing to engagement and teach individual stuto help all o them and earn a high scor other credential.

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Helen Eileen Miller Stewart, 74, o MaWest Virginia, died uesday, October 4

Winchester Medical Center. All services wFuneral Home, Amherst Chapel, will be

Paul James PJ Bauer

Paul James PJ Bauer, 70, o Stephens ginia, died Sunday, October 2, 2011, in WMedical Center. Memorial contributionmade to the Humane Society o WarrenP.O. Box 1435, Front Royal, VA 22630.

Laura Jean Harden

Laura Jean Harden, 54, o Stephens Citydied Wednesday in Blue Ridge Hospice RCenter. Memorial contributions may beBlue Ridge Hospice, 333 West Cork Str405, Winchester, VA 22601

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Frederick County Crime o the Week - October 3, 2011

Te Frederick County Sheri s Ofce is investigating a burglary,larceny and sexual assault that occurred on July 25, 2011 at the 4600Block o Martinsburg Pike. Te victim reported she was awakenedin the early hours o the morning by an unknown intruder whosexually assaulted her, then removed several items o her personalproperty and ed the residence.

I you have any inormation regarding a suspect or suspect vehiclein this incident, please contact the Crime Solvers Hotline at (540)665IPS (8477). Inormation leading to the arrest o a suspect mayresult in a reward o up to $1,000. Case #11004410 InvestigatorEric W. Varnau.

Te Fight to Drive Right

Sunday, October 16, 2011 @ 2 p.m.

Sherando High School

Tis is a cooperative event is being coordinated by two She-rando High School DECA students as a chapter project. TeFrederick County Sheris ofce will set up two obstacle coursesin the parking lot at Sherando that will be used to demonstrate thedangers o drunk and/or distracted driving. One o the courseswill ocus on drunk driving (with .08 goggles) while the other withdemonstrate the dangers o texting while driving. Tere also willbe a seat belt challenge. eams o our students will participatein the obstacle course with the winning team receiving a plaqueand git certicates. All participants will receive coupons romarea businesses. Tis is a great student-led initiative to inormellow students and the community about the dangers o drunk

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By Amanda IaconeVirginia Statehouse News

RICHMOND Randy Edwardsand his wie Sandra werent be-hind on their mortgage paymentswhen they met with represen-tatives rom Nationwide LoanModication Bureau LLC lastyear.

But Sandra, 54, was planning totake time o rom work or ootsurgery, and with her husband ondisability, the couple wanted torenance their mortgage to en-sure they could continue makingthe monthly payments on theirVirginia Beach home.

Tey heard about Nationwiderom someone they knew whom they declined to identiy and company sta membersRhonda Wyland and principlemanager Jason Gillentine guar-

anteed the Edwardses that theirmortgage would be modied.

Te couple paid $2,400 in advance or Nationwides services,but seven or eight months passedwithout any news on their appli-cation, the couple said.

Tats when they saw a localtelevision news report about Na-tionwide and Gillentine, who wasaccused o taking money romhomeowners, like the Edwardses,and doing nothing to help themmodiy their loans.

I dont understand why some-body like that cant be arrested. Itaint no telling how many peoplehe cheated out o that money,Sandra Edwards said o Gillen-tine, with whom they workedto le their application. I couldhave done a whole lot o thingswith that $2,400.

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58, are among the hundreds ovictims o mortgage modicationscams that sent the state Attorney

Generals Ofce to court seekingrestitution.

So ar the state has targeted oursoutheastern Virginia businessesor illegally charging advanceees or mortgage applicationand renancing assistance. Butsimilar businesses have openedtheir doors throughout the stateincluding in the Winchester area,where the oreclosure rate is thehighest in the state.

Whenever there is a crisis,there is an opportunity or un-scrupulous individuals to takeadvantage o olks who are goingthrough difcult times. We aremaking it a priority to stop ore-closure rescue scammers rompreying on vulnerable people,Attorney General Ken Cuccinellisaid o his ofces eort to go a-ter these businesses.

Enorcement

Although the oreclosure ratein Virginia has remained lowcompared with other states, thepercentage o houses in ore-closure has remained steady at2 percent since March 2009, ac-cording to the Virginia HousingDevelopment Authority.

But one-third o mortgages inthe state are underwater, mean-ing homeowners owe more thantheir house is worth, which can

diminish their ability to renegoti-ate their loan, according to Core-Logic, a Caliornia-based real es-

tate data and research company.As o July, the Winchester area

has seen the highest oreclosurerate in the state at 0.45 percent,ollowed by 0.4 percent in south-eastern Virginia, according tostate housing data.

Businesses have popped upstatewide to provide homeown-ers with mortgage assistance.Some oer legitimate services,while others charge exorbitantees and make little or no eortto negotiate with their clientsbanks, according to housingcounselors who work with ore-closure clients.

o combat these scams, theAttorney Generals Ofce ne-

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and led a lawsuit ia ourth company oness practices.

Te lawsuits are lations o the stateRescue Law and Consumer Protectormer bars comcharging advance ees related to avoidinwhile the latter pronies rom using decalse promise or mtion when conducti

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restitution to less than 20 victimsplus another $32,500 in civil pen-alties and court cost reimburse-ment. Te victims are expectedto receive their restitution in No-vember or December.

Real Estate Resolutions LLC,based in Virginia Beach, agreedto pay almost $7,000 in restitu-tion, civil nes and court ees.Te restitution will compensateve victims or advance ees theypaid.

American NeighborhoodHousing Foundation, based inChesapeake, agreed to repaymore than 270 customers theiradvance ees, totaling $94,388.

In July, the attorney generalsued R.L. Brad Street LLC, alsobased in Chesapeake, or charg-ing at least ve customers $3,000each beore providing oreclo-sure rescue services. Tat caseremains open, according to the

attorney generals ofce.Rhonda Wyland, the company

manager and the same womanwho worked with the Edwardses,said R.L. Brad Street has been dis-solved, and she declined to com-

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Messages let with the otherbusinesses or their attorneyswere not returned.

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Most o these companies area scam, said Jay Speer, executivedirector o the Virginia PovertyLaw Center, which advocates orlow-income Virginians and stud-ies issues related to poverty, likehousing.

Tey take a lot o money rompeople. Some o them do nothing.Some o them just delay things alittle bit or you, Speer said.

Loan modication scams are awidespread problem in Virginiaand across the country. Mortgagelenders have exacerbated theproblem by mishandling home-owners pleas or help, he said.

In the northern ShenandoahValley, Lorie Noakes has workedwith homeowners who have paid$500 to $1,800 to have a companyrenegotiate their loans unsuc-cessully. Ten they turn to her,said Noakes, executive directoro Blue Ridge Housing Network,a nonprot rst-time homebuyerprogram.

Te agency began oering reeoreclosure counseling severalyears ago when ballooning mort-gage payments and rising interestrates were common. oday No-akes clients struggle to pay theirmonthly mortgage bill becausethey are unemployed or havelower-paying jobs, she said.

Negotiating with a bank or alower interest rate or extendedrepayment period can take two tothree months without any guar-antees, she said.

Mortgage lenders dont make it

easy. Tey lose paperwork. Some-one dierent answers each time ahomeowner calls. Lenders rene-gotiate the terms or clients whomay not be a good candidate, butreject changes or qualied hom-eowners, Noakes said.

Beware. Dont pay anyone tohelp you, she said.

Lenders dont want to ore-close, but or homeowners whoare months behind on their pay-ments and have ignored past duenotices and phone calls, that is theonly option, said Bruce Whitehu-rst, executive director o the Vir-ginia Bankers Association, whichlobbies on behal o the bankingindustry.

Te most importany borrower who his or her mortgagewhoever is servicingage, Whitehurst s

Te mortgage comtail the options avaing loan modicatio

Many loans are lowing the people thouse and avoidwhich is the bankshurst said.

According to the ciation, more thanwere modied be2010 and May 201131,000 repayment ptiated in Virginia.

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Whats the best way to protectyour amily rom re? Be ahead o

the game, o course. With morethan 360,000 home res reportedin the United States in 2009, ac-cording to the National Fire Pro-tection Association (NFPA), yourbest deense is a good oense.Tats why the Winchester Fireand Rescue Department, Friend-ship Fire Company, Rouss FireCompany, Shawnee Fire Com-pany, and South End Fire Com-pany are teaming up with NFPAOctober 9-15, 2011, to let ourcommunity know: Its Fire Pre-vention Week: Protect your Fam-ily rom Fire!

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In 2009, 2,565 people died inhome res. Nearly all o thesedeaths could have been pre- vented by taking a ew simpleprecautions like having workingsmoke alarms and a home reescape plan. Fire is a dangerousopponent, but by anticipating thehazards, you are much less likelyto be one o the nearly 13,000people injured in home res eachyear.

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Stay in the kitchen while youare rying, grilling, or broilingood. I you leave the kitchen oreven a short period o time, turno the stove.

Keep anything that can burnat least three eet away rom heat-ing equipment, like the urnace,replace, wood stove, or portable

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Replace or repair damaged orloose electrical cords.

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their homes and amilies sae inthe event o a re. Tis can beachieved by developing an escapeplan which you practice regularlyand equipping homes with lie-saving technologies like smokealarms and home re sprinklers.

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est smoke alarms at leastmonthly and replace all smokealarms when they are 10 years oldor sooner i they do not respondwhen tested.

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In a previous article I wroteabout the huge spotlight that willbe on Virginia or both sides inthe upcoming 2012 Presidentialelection, due to the tough econo-my and the Presidents unpopu-larity in the industrial Midwest.Tis week I want to look at whatmight happen in March whenthe Republicans o the state casttheir votes or the Republicannominee.

Virginia historically has notbeen that important in the pri-mary process, due to its late

date. However, it did have someimportance in the 2008 Demo-cratic nomination struggle.2008 saw a bitter, drawn-outstruggle between Hillary Clintonand Barack Obama. Obama hadwon Iowa and South Carolina,while Hillary had shocked ev-eryone with a comeback win inNew Hampshire. Te two wereessentially tied when Obamawent on a string o several unan-swered victories in February thatincluded a big win in Virginia.

It is entirely possible that thecontest will be decided by March,with someone winning Iowa and

or New Hampshire and wrap-

ping it up early. Tis would in-dicate severe problems or Presi-

dent Obama who is counting ona bloody and negative Repub-lican primary ght. However,the recent outcry or New JerseyGovernor Chris Christie to getinto the race (he has chosen notto) shows how unhappy and un-excited with the eld the Repub-lican tea party base. Tis dis-content means that the primaryvoters, who tend to be rom thepartys base, could have a hardtime deciding between the di-erent contenders that they dontparticularly like.

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portant, it would likely be atwo person race similar to theObama/Hillary battle in 2008and it would likely have becomenegative. Most political cam-paigns start out positive, but byMarch the knives would likelyhave come out as the contend-ers struggle to one up the other.It would also likely involve MittRomney, the weak rontrunnerwho appeals to moderates, and a

conservative member o the teaparty like Rick Perry or Michelle

Bachmann.Mitt Romney would likely

campaign heavily in the North-ern Virginia area, where an inuxo Democrats also includes manyupper middle class suburban Re-publicans who voted or Obamain 2008 and would probably likeRomneys moderate stances andconsider voting or him. Tesevoters would also be more likelyto be uneasy with the positionso a Bachmann or Perry that theymight consider extreme.

Rick Perry and Michelle Bach-mann would be very likely to

make an appearance in Freder-ick County where the voters arevery conservative, while Romneywould probably visit Winchesterwhere more Obama Republicansreside. Frederick County itselwould be tough or Mitt Rom-ney to win unless his argumentthat he is the best bet to beat thePresident wins over conserva-tive voters. Te ear o a secondObama term, something that

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Dear Editor;

I wanted to take this oppor-tunity to tell the Council andcitizens o Stephens City how

much I have enjoyed being your reasurer. I am pleasedwith the progress I have beenable to make and I leave thisposition to return to public

accounting in WashingtonDC with a great deal o satis-action.

I urge the own Council tocontinue to preserve your past

while insuring your uture.With their good stewardship,the town enjoys the presenceo many historic buildings anda good oral history o times

gone by. By sponsoring theNewtown Heritage Festival,you can educate the youth andthose new to the area as tothe unique value o their sur-roundings and the people whosettled and established yourtown.

I am pleased with the on-go-ing dialogue with the Countygovernment or the good oour mutual citizens. I hopeor a more active participa-tion o those who live here intown in the business o theirgovernment, both local and

county. I hope embrace change coming Novemband choose the cadeem worthy o se

we service at thethe citizens andnever orget this.

My thanks to Mthe own CouncilCommittee mempecially Joe Hollista who work sto make Stephenplace to live and wmiss you.

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Items will be available or pick up Sunday December 4 rom 4 - 7 pm, Monday 12/5 and uesday12/6 rom 8 am - 7:30 pm. Orders not picked up by uesday will be sold on Wednesday throughTursday rom 8am - 2pm.E-mail [email protected] or visit www.rederick.k12.va.us

Sherando FFA 2011 Fruit & Meat Sale

Pick up and pay at Sherando High School Ag Dept: (540) 869-0060. Your order will be available onMonday, December 5th. Ordered products will be held until uesday, December 6th at 7pm. Itemswill be sold on a rst come, rst serve basis ater that time. Pick up hours: Monday and uesday 9am- 7pm.

FFA FRUI, MEA, CHEESE SALE!

Te annual WR Legge FFA Fruit, Meat, Cheese, & More Sale is going on now through October 28.Once again we are oering citrus ruit, several dierent meats, local apples, cider, cheeses, and newthis year avored butters and cream cheese dips. I you would like to place an order, please contact theAgriculture Department at 540-667-4233 ext 117 or email [email protected]. Tank you orsupporting WR Legge FFA at Frederick County Middle School.

Fresh Florida Citrus & Meat Sale

James Wood Middle School FFA Chapter. Pick up and pay at James Wood Middle School 1313 Am-herst St. Phone: 540-667-7500 or visit www.rederick.k12.va.us

2011 FFA Fundraiser ABMS FFA Chapter

Pick up and pay or ALL items when they arrive. Order orms may be mailed, axed or e-mailed tothe ollowing:Admiral Byrd Middle School Attn. Kathy Ritenou School Phone 662-0500134 Rosa Lane School Fax 662- 7790

Winchester, VA 22602 E-Mail [email protected]

2011 FFA Fundraiser Order Form Aylor Middle FFA Chapter

Pick up and pay or ALL items when they arrive. Order orms may be mailed, axed or e-mailed tothe ollowing:Aylor Middle School Attn. Kim Black School Phone 869-3736901 Aylor Road School Fax 869-2756Stephens City, VA 22655

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Conservation Easement Au-thority Frederick County

Representative

Te Conservation EasementAuthority oversees and admin-isters the Conservation Ease-ment Program. Te programwas established to enable thecounty to acquire conserva-tion easements, voluntarilyoered by property owners,as a means o assisting in thepreservation o arm and orestland, open space, scenic vistas,historic sites, water resourcesand environmentally sensitivelands, and the county=s rural

character. Members should beknowledgeable in one or moreo the ollowing ields: con-servation, biology, real estateand/or rural land appraisal, ac-counting, arming, or orestry.Members serve a three yearterm.

Shenandoah Valley Work-

orce Investment Board Frederick County Repre-

sentative rom the PrivateSector

A vacancy exists on theWorkorce Investment Boardor an individual rom the pri-

vate sector to represent busi-ness interests or the Countyo Frederick. Private sectormembers are nominated bythe Board o Supervisors orCity Council o their respective

jurisdictions. Ofcial Appoint-ment is made by the Governor.he Workorce InvestmentBoard is the entity or thelocal implementation o theWorkorce Investment Act.he Board plans, adminis-

ters, monitors and evaluates various employment train-ing and placement programscontracted to assist adults,

youth, and dislocated workers.Representatives o the privatesector shall be owners o busi-nesses, chie executives or op-erating ofcers o businesses,and other business executivesor employers with optimum

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that relect the employmentopportunities o the local area,and are appointed rom amongindividuals nominated by lo-cal business organizations and

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ceiving an application or oradditional inormation, pleasecontact the County Admin-istrators Oice at 540-665-6382.

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Winran Route Changes B

In an eort to improve customer service to City tsengers, several minor changes have been made therst Street, Northside and the South Loudoun lines. Tese route changes began Monday, Ocwo additional stops will be added at the WMC Campagnostic Center and the Wellness Center). Tere willchange in the route when heading back to the transTe bus will make a right onto Stewart Street, let Street, let onto Kent Street and let onto Boscawen the transer station. Te new bus stop locations wilows

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Eastbound Bus Stops

- WMC @ Diagnostic Center- WMC @ Wellness Center Crosswalk- WMC @ OB2 Crosswalk- WMC @ Main Entrance- WMC @ OB1- Amherst St @ Westside Station Drive- Amherst St @ CVS

- Amherst St @ Keating Dr- Amherst St @ James Wood Middle School- Amherst St @ Museum o the Shenandoah Valley- Amherst St @ 525 Amherst St- Amherst St @ Rite Aid- Boscawen St @ Stewart St- Stewart St @ Cork St- Cork St @ Loudoun St- Cork St @ Cameron St- Boscawen St ranser Station

Gates opens at 4:00PM or Friday & Saturday Race RegistrationGates opens at 10:00AM or Sunday Race Registration

Adults - $10.00; Children 7-12 years - $5.00; Under 6 years - FreeList o Classes BA Inormation call Chris at 540-931-4321

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5336 Water Street, Stephens City, VA 22655Ph: (540) 869-6105 Cell: (540) 247-3197

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Driver Improvement Clinic Driver Education ClassSunday Sept. 25 to Nov. 29.Classes at 153 Narrow Ln.

Mt. View Christian AcademyStephens City, VA

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FridayOctober14

7pm St. Thomas Chapel is pleased to

announce that it will be hosting Bill

Young, noted portrayer o historic g-

ures. Bill Young is nationally known,as evident rom the summary o his

work at this site: www.historyin-person.com. The event will be held

two evenings: October 14 - 15 at St.

Thomas Chapel in Middletown. Ad-

mission prices $10 per session. Mr. Young is doing this without ee, all

proceeds benet historic St. Thomas

Chapel. This event is a primary und-

raiser or St. Thomas. We hope to

gain regional attention or the eventin order that more people and organi-

zations become aware o St. Thomas

and its history.

SaturdayOctober15

8am - 1pm Frederick County Re-

cycling, Southern Scrap/Williams

Recycling and Dominion Document

Shredding will partner to oer a

ree community shredding event.

The event will be held at 370 StineLane, just o Martinsburg Pike. (See

our website or directions.) Residents

may shred up to ve boxes o paper

documents ree o charge. The busi-

ness rate is 10 cents per pound.Shredding done on site, no waiting.

We unload and you go! Protect your

personal ino. Recycle paper. Reresh-

ments and giveaways. See you there!

10am-4pm Prosperity Landscaping

will also be hosting a patio showcaseeaturing a beautiul patio complete

with seating wall on Saturday Oct.15th in the Wakeland Manor commu-

nity in Stephens City, Va. This event

will be sponsored by Pavestone.The address is: 101 Carnoustie Lane,

Stephens City, VA. 22655. Light re-

reshments will be served.

10am-2pm Platinum Salon (in CBs

Deli Corner) Open House! Paul Mitch-ell Focus Salon 379 Fairax Pike, Ste-

phens City 540-869-1260 Come by

or rereshments, FREE Paul Mitchell

products and a chance to win a git

basket o Awapuhi Wild Ginger valued

at over a $100!

Monday,October17

12pm Victorian Tea, Godrey MillerFellowship Center Old Town Mall

This circa 1785 home is the perectsetting or a wonderul aternoon!

Music by Harpist Allen Dec. Period

costumes welcome. Admission: $5

pp. Reservations: (540) 667-5869

TuesdayOctober18

10am - 12pm Spookcessible, Chil-

drens Dream Accessible Playground,

Jim Barnett Park. A Halloween event

or children with special needs.

Search or easily accessible non-

spooky ghosts to turn in or treats.

Then head over to the pumpkin patch

to look or a gourd. Bring a packed

lunch and play at Christianson Fami-lyland. Register by 10/13. Call (540)

662-4946. FREE7:30am The Rotary Club o Freder-

ick County will meet at Shenandoah

University in the Clement Board Room

- Allen Dining Hall. Three club mem-bers will discuss their vocations. Oc-

tober is Vocational Service Month or

Rotary International. Vocational Chair

Ric Van Norton is coordinating this

monthly club activity or 2011. Invit-ed guests, club members and visiting

Rotarians are welcome.

WednesdayOctober19

11am-12:30pmA Free and Inorma-tive Linkedin Workshop with hands on

computer time to work on your Linke-

din Prole at Shenandoah Univer-

sity/Halpin-Harrison Hall Room 111,

1460 University Drive Winchester,

VA 22601. SEATING IS LIMITED ANDRSVPS ARE APPRECIATED! (540)

722-3415 or samantha.greeneld@

vec.vireginia.gov

10:30am The Winchester Area New-

comers Club, a social club or women,will hold its next meeting at the Ope-

quon Presbeyterian Church in Kern-

stown, A volunteer air will headline

the program. For more inormation:

540-328-0622; winchesterareanew-

[email protected] Free movie night and introduc-

tion into the work o Louise Hay, Au-thor o You Can Heal Your Lie. In

this lm, Louise teaches us how her

views on sel-esteem, abundance& emotional causes behind physi-

cal ailments were developed. This

movie also reveals how she applies

these concepts to her own emo-

tional, spiritual and proessional lie.Join us at New Lea, 2404 Valley Ave

Winchester. Space is limited to 20

guests. Call 540-722-0020

FridayOctober21

The Shenandoah Area Boy ScoutCouncil is holding its annual Haunted

Woods, on October 21 - 23, and 28

- 30, at Camp Rock Enon, 292 RockEnon Springs Road, Gore, VA 22637.

Times: Fridays 6 - 10 pm, Saturdays1 - 4 pm and then 6 - 11 pm, Sundays

1 - 5 pm. Cost: Ages 10 - 55 Haunted

House $10, Haunted Trail $10, Combo

$15. Seniors 56 and older are hal

price. Ages 5 - 9 Haunted House $7.5,

Haunted Trail $7.50, Combo $10.Children under 5 are ree.

SaturdayOctober22

10am-4pm Riverton UMC in Front

Royal (55 E Strasburg Rd) is hosting

its annual Fall Bazaar. This years

bazaar will be the most exciting ever

with un or everyone. So many ex-

citing events planned: pony rides,cruise-in car show, live music, si-

lent auction, moon bounce, oodand baked goods booth, homemade

soups. Contact smittystree@gmail.

com or call 540-636-3536

2pm-? Kernstown United Method-ist Churchs Famous Ham & Oyster

Dinner, 3239 Valley Pike, Winchester,

VA 22602. 540-667-7298. Takeout

orders rom 2:00 3:15 Eat in rom

3:30 until ? Country Ham or BakedHam - $10 Oyster - $14. All meals

come with homemade macaroni and

cheese, coleslaw, green beans, ap-

plesauce, roll & butter, and a dessert.

Please contact our church or visit ourwebsite at www.kernstownumc.org i

you have questions or are interested

in coming out or a yummy dinner!

4:30pm The Middletown Volunteer

Fire and Rescue Auxiliary will have

a Turkey or Oyster Supper at the rehall. Dinners are $13 or adults and

$7 or children under 12. Takeouts

will be available. Proceeds benet

Middletown Volunteer Fire and Res-

cue.

6:30pm Join NW Works or their 6th

Annual Haunted Casino Night eatur-

ing Willy Wonka and the Chocolate

Factory! Casino Games, Live & Si-

lent Auctions, Delicious Food, Great

Drinks, Prizes, Fun, and more awaityou! Event closes at 11 p.m. Tickets

are $50 in advance or $55 at the door.Be sure to mark your calendar or

this un event and help ulll the NW

Works mission o enabling adults withdisabilities to select, secure, and sus-

tain valued employment and training!

SundayOctober23

12pm-3pm Holiday Baazar to benetthe Blue Ridge Center or Therapeutic

Horsemanship, a 501(c)(3) non-prot

organization serving persons with

disabilities in the northern Shenan-

doah Valley. Proceeds will be used

to support and care or our therapyhorses and ponies over the winter at

Wingate Hotel in Winchester, VA. Ev-

erything you want and need or youamily, your riends, your health and

your home. Vendors include Pam-pered Che, 31 Bags, Longaberger

Baskets, Stamp it Up!, Scarves by

Lisa, Scentsy, Silpada Jewelry, Cel-

ebrating Home, Tupperware, Arbonne

Skin Care, Vantel Pearls and Taste-

ully Simple. Door Prizes and Rafes,too! For more inormation, contact us

at 540-533-2777 or at brcthinc@ho-

tmail.com

TuesdayOctober25

7:30am The Rotary Club o Freder-

ick County will meet at Shenandoah

University in the Clement Board Room

- Allen Dining Hall. Club members,invited guests and visiting Rotarians

are welcome. Mr. Adam Glogau willpresent a program about the Habitat

Re-Store.

WednesdayOcbober26

6:15pm-8:15pmHarvest party open

to the public. No cost. For Kids 2-

years up through 6th Grade. The An-

nual Awana Harvest Party is our big

community event o the year. Please join us at SVBC or two hours o

games, snacks, a costume contest,

trunk-or-treat, and a pinata renzy.

Costumes are optional, but nothing

scary please. Check-in opens at 6:00.Shenandoah Valley Baptist Church.

4699 Valley Pike, Stephens City.

http://awana.svbcamily.com or http://

www.acebook.com/svbc.awana.

SaturdayOctober29

11am-3pm Frederick County Esther

Boyd Animal Shelter is sponsoring a

Rabies Clinic. The clinic benets dogs

and cats our months o age or older.

Rabies vaccinations are $10. Paymentmay be made by cash only. Bring re-

cord o previous vaccination i avail-

able.Please bring dogs on leashes

and cats in carriers. The shelter is lo-

cated at 161 Fort Collier Road next to

the Regional Jail. Call the shelter ormore inormation at 540/667-9192.

10am-6pm Experience emotionalreedom now in this transormational

workshop created by bestselling au-

thor Louise L. Hay. (You can heal yourlie). You will discover the mindset

that has limited your success in many

areas o your lie. Sat and Sun at New

Lea, 2404 Valley Ave, Winchester VA.

Advance registration and deposit arerequired by Monday October 24th.

Save $50 i you enroll by October

17th. Contact Kelly Peacock or more

inormation at 540-722-0020. www.

achieveyourdreamsvirginia.com

SaturdayNovember5th

Spirits o the Wayside Inn Investiga-

tion. Meet & Greet, History & Evidencepresentation, Lecture, Q&A, Photos

and investigation with Dustin Pari.$45 or meet and greet/lecture ses-

sion. $85 meet and greet/lecture se-

ries and investigation. Tickets avail-

able online at www.spiritwatch.net

and www.alongthewayside.com

8am-2pmHoliday Bazaar, RelianceUM Church. Many craters! Lunch

Available! 1571 Reliance Rd, Reli-

ance, VA. Benet: Reliance UM Wom-

en Missions

ANNOUNCE

Proposed Improvem

Town Pedestrian Mall

dially Invited To Attend

Purpose: View and

ments on Proposed Imthe Old Town Pedestri

Date: Thursday, Oct

Time: 4:00 p.m. to 7

Location: 4th Floor EHall, 15 N. Cameron S

The City o Winches

to replace all o the un

ties on the Pedestrian

Cork Street and Picca

construction beginnin2013. This project w

hanced streetscape a

opportunities, possible

tures to be constructe

tential improvements eatures and a public

The City o Winche

this Open House to a

businesses and reside

tunity to look at the

that are being considecomments. This is an

so please eel ree to

between 4:00 pm and

Council is expected to

decision on the projeearly in 2012.

I you are unable

Open House, but wo

look at the plans o

ments, please contactat (540) 667-1815 o

[email protected]

look orward to recei

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Jonathan LucciFrederick County Report

Te storied rivalry o James Wood and the Sherandwas renewed on Friday night when the Warriors almodeeat rom the jaws o victory, allowing a late ourth ly by the Colonels. For most o the gamethe Warriors looked as good as peoplehave been saying they are, only toalter near the end o the game.However, Sherando showed upwhen it really counted to stopthe Colonels rom pulling o theupset.Te Warriors success on oense

was ueled by Joe Ojo, who won player o the gameracking up the yardage and scoring three touchdownsnels seemed as i they had no answer to Ojos burstingpower as the raced up and down the eld. Ojo was

victory and certainly the big guys on the oensive line put together such a great perormance. Ojo certainlyto his oensive linemen concerning his success.For most o the game the Warriors were able to con

Wood rom rivaling their own oensive production. less than ve minutes remaining in the struggle thscored and brought the game to within one score. Hdid not seem that this injected the necessary urgenSherando sidelines, considering the time remaining oTen the Colonels recovered an onside kick and itshock the Warriors.Te Colonels took the ball down the eld with criti

sions and eventually worked themselves down to theyard line. Overtime looked more than a little likely rando Warriors seemed to be wilting under the pressunerve-wracking ending. Te possibility existed o couColonels would go or the kill and attempt a two po

sion i they scored. Certainly that possibility must haheavily on Coach Bill Halls mind as he contemplated hagainst our attempts by the Colonels to score withinline.At this critical moment the Sherando Warriors sti

deensive eorts and desire to deeat their rivals. Sevell incomplete and brought up a ourth down rom theline with only 3 seconds let on the clock. Te game balance, yet another chapter in the rivalry that has seegames come down to the wire. Te James Wood qdropped back and looked or an open receiver, but othe endzone. He scrambled, avoiding Warrior deendedesperately or an open man. He was hit and let the bwent to the ground, the ball alling harmlessly on the Te Warriors stormed the eld, celebrating their r

tory o the year and their rst district win as well. Coawas adamant with his players that they need to learn t

m proud o them or weathering the adversity at thesaid Coach Hall ater the game.Like most rivalry games there was quite a bit o talk b

players and ans but Sherando delivered.Its better done than said, said wide receiver Lucas Te Warriors victory came ater a hard week o pract

weeks o waiting or the chance to take down James WWe worked hard all week, and this is what happen

work hard, said quarterback and team leader Jalen BrNext week the Warriors encounter their other count

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A.J. Allmendinger Has

Kingly Goals

A.J. Allmendinger earns the in-terest o thousands o ans just onthe basis o the No. 43 on the sideo his Ford Fusion.

43 is the number made amousby Richard Petty, the owner. Pettywon a record 200 races carryingthat number. No one else evercome close to that total, and its al-most unthinkable that anyone willever approach it. Its among manyreasons why Petty is uniormly re-

garded as NASCARs King Rich-ard.Allmendinger, 29, came reason-

ably close to making the Chase orthe Sprint Cup. He moved up rom

15th to 14th in Sprint Cup pointsater nishing seventh at Dover In-ternational Speedway in the AAA

400. o date, the Los Gatos, Cali.,native has collected one top-ve

and seven top-10 nishes duringthe current season.Te one-time Rookie o the Year

in the ChampCar World Series(2004) began competing regularlyin NASCAR in 2007. He nishedthird in the 2009 Daytona 500.

Allmendingers goal, obviously,is to restore Richard Petty Motor-sports to the position o royalty en-

joyed by Petty. eammate MarcosAmbrose picked up a victory ear-lier this year at Watkins Glen, N.Y.

Te Chase doesnt dene ourseason, Allmendinger said. I weget to Homestead (Fla., site o thenal race) and are a lot better thanwe were last year, Ill be happy withthat.

Regarding his perormance atDover, he said, You just want toput yoursel in that position, butwe werent quite good enough towin. Depending on what call andwhere you restarted, I think wemight have been top-ve there atthe end.

Te race began disastrously butalso spectacularly. Ater his Fordwas bumped rom behind by Den-

ny Hamlins oyota, Allmendingermade a spectacular save, keepingthe car out the Dover walls and re-

covering.Denny had a no

but it was lap our,said. Tose guys

you to give them sohe just stued it dow

jacked me sideways.

prise, and as I starteward the wall, I just hthrottle. I didnt thinto hit the wall, but ththat everybody behicome piling in.

Id like to say it but luckily, I tappedkept it on the throttened back up to whein ront o anybody aneverybody behind uskind o got it slowedit was 60 percent drivcent luck. Ill give myo credit.

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E-mail Monascarthisweek@

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DEAR GARY: Contact your localanimal-control office about the straycats. They may be a colony of feralcats cats that have lived their entirelives apart from humans. If so, theymost likely cant be socialized.

This is an ongoing problem in Flor-ida, particularly, as feral cat coloniesgrow in suburban areas. And yes, itmakes going outside somewhat dan-gerous for your housecats. If possible,keep them indoors at all times. If youhave a screened enclosure, they canhang out there, as long as the screenhas no holes that would allow themto escape.

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

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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Entertainment Center: Light Oak withglass doors. (64 wide X 58 highX 23 deep/ TV opening 35 X 32)Very good condition. Can e-mail pic$300.00 Call 540-723-0285 (7/27)

Coffee table, slate top, hexagon-shaped, with wooden base. Slatetop can be lifted off to access storagearea. 40 wide and 17 1/2 high. Idealfor use with sectional sofas. Excellentcondition. $30. Call 540-364-9773 (8/16)

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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 Can e-mailpicture 540-723-0285 (8/10)

Freezer Upright, EC like new,19.7 cu. ft., $200. Hand-braidedOval Rug, 10 X 4 $150. KodakCarousel 5200 Projector withKodak projection Ektagraphic FFzoom lens, $50. Garage Door,16. $150. Bike Parts, Armstrong3-speed English ladies bike, $35.1995 Thunderbird Supercoupe,$500. Call 540-635-6947 (10/5)

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