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Middletown own Council Meeting and Public HearBy Sue GoldenFrederick County Report

Te Middletown own Coun-cil met on uesday, October11th. Prior to the Council meet-ing, the Council held public hear-ings on three issues: an increasein the real estate tax rate rom.065 per $100, to .10 per $100, achange to pay the mayors salaryin monthly installments, as op-posed to the current paymento twice a year, and a change tomake the Code o Middletowngender-neutral. Tere were nospeakers at the hearings.

Te Council unanimouslypassed the latter two issues. Te

real estate tax issue was shelveduntil inormation requested bythe Council is provided and re-

viewed.Mayor Mark Brown inormed

the Council that Councilor Ger-ald D. (Dave) Sinclair was not eli-gible to vote as a Councilor, whilehe was acting Mayor. Tereore,the vote to raise the ees orturning o and on water or latepayment passed on its rst andsecond readings by three votesto two, at the last own Councilmeeting. Currently, a delinquentbill is charged ten percent until

paid. I the bill is not paid within35 days, the water is shut o bythe own. Te own charges $25

to reconnect the water line, inaddition to the ten percent. Te

new ordinance will maintain theten percent delinquent ee, butcharge $50 to shut o the water,$50 to reconnect the water, and$50 i the own reconnects thewater during other than businesshours. Councilor Donna M.D.Gray called the ordinance out-rageous, and said people couldnot aord to pay their water bills,never mind pay the ees. Te or-dinance passed, with CouncilorGray and Councilor Charles H.Harbaugh IV voting no. A publichearing will be held on Novem-ber 14, at 6:45 pm.

Te Council also sparred over

moving the place and time oown elections. Currently, theelections are held at own Hallin May. Te Council is looking atmoving the elections to coincidewith the November elections,which are held at MiddletownElementary School. Te owno Stephens City is looking atthe same change. According tothe Frederick County Registrar,

Rick Miller, the own will savemoney by sharing expenses with

the County and State in No- vember. Mr. Miller estimates a$3,000 savings, although thatis not rm. Te Councilors dis-agreed on whether money wouldbe saved, and also over the actthat everyone on the Council,and the Mayor, will serve six ex-tra months in oce i the dateis changed. Councilor Gray dis-puted the savings. Te ordinancepassed on the rst and secondreadings, with Councilors Grayand Harbaugh voting no.

Tere also was discussion othe act that, ater over a de-cade o the Middletown Police

Department handling securityor the Cedar Creek BattleeldFoundation, at a discountedprice, during the reenactmento the Battle o Cedar Creek, theChie o Police, Phillip Breeden,received a call within a montho the event rom the Founda-tion, saying that the MiddletownPolice would not be needed this

year. Te Mayor commented

that, even though the ownthought o the reenactment as

a own event, the own is notincluded. Te Mayor has oughtor years to have the shuttle busrun through Middletown, to noavail.

During September there were30 calls or service to the PoliceDepartment, and the Depart-ment wrote 40 citations. TeDepartment has two new elonycases, and received two indict-ments. Te Department recentlyhired a new ocer, Gru Her-man. Te Department received35 applications or the position.

While presenting the monthlybills to Council, Councilor Carl

H. Bernhards, Jr., noted that theown usually pays about $25,000

per month to Wpurchase water. In

the bill was $36,48ter leaks. On Nothe State will be dsurvey. Councilor against paying the b

A representativegressman Frank Wtion campaign ameeting, as part oto the own. Tpolitician to attendCouncil meetingsMiller (D), who isthe Back Creek seato Supervisors. Mr.tended a number o

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Current Activity is Low;

Outlook or Flu Vaccineis GoodTe Centers or Disease Control and Prevention released the

initial FluView report or the U.S. 20112012 fu season withthe message that fu activity is currently low, making this the per-ect time to get vaccinated. Tere should be lots o vaccine avail-able, because the supply is projected to set a U.S. record.

It takes about two weeks ater vaccination or the bodys im-mune response to ully kick in, says Joe Bresee, M.D., Chie oCDCs Infuenza Epidemiology and Prevention Branch. Its bestto get vaccinated beore activity begins so that youll be protectedonce fu season starts in your community.CDC routinely moni-tors infuenza activity in the United States yearround with asystem that determines when and where infuenza activity is oc-curring, determines what infuenza viruses are circulating and

detects changes in infuenza viruses. Te system also measuresthe burden o infuenza disease in the United States, includingtracking infuenza related illness, hospitalizations and deaths.Te CDC FluView Report is published each Friday rom Octoberthrough midMay and appears at http://www.cdc.gov/fu/week-ly/fuactivitysurv.htm.

Flu Shots are available rom the Lord Fairax Health Districtin the ollowing locations: Winchester/Frederick County, ClarkeCounty, Warren County, Shenandoah County and Page CountyHealth Departments Monday through Friday 8am to 4:30pm.No appointments necessary. Tey are also available at your localRite Aid, CVS, Walmart and Walgreens.

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Duane Keith Jones

Family and Friends mourn the loss o a riendly and ca

October 12, 2011. Duane Keith Jones reunited in Gods K

his ather, John Wayne Jones, paternal grandparents, Joh

Jessie Jones, and maternal grandparents, William and W

Memorial contributions may be made to Berryville Baptis

Academy St., Berryville, VA 22611.

Catherine Douglas Duvall Swimley

Catherine Douglas Duvall Swimley, 94, o Winchester,

to be with her Lord on Wednesday, October 12, 2011 at h

morial contributions may be made to Burnt Factory Unit

Church, 1943 Jordan Springs Road, Stephenson, VA.

John Scully White

John Scully White, 63, o Winchester, Virginia, died W

tober 12, 2011 at his residence. Memorial contributions

to NW Works 3085 Shawnee Drive, Winchester, VA 226

Ridge Hospice 333 West Cork Street, Winchester, VA 22

Louise Sylvia Roberts

Louise Sylvia Roberts, 82, o Cross Junction, Virginia,

October 11, 2011 in Winchester Medical Center. Memo

tions may be made to the Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 Wes

Suite 4058, Winchester, Virginia 22601.

Laura Marie Shaver

Laura Marie Shaver, 92, o Charles City, Virginia die

Blue Ridge Hospice Residential Facility. Memorial contr

be made to American Kidney Foundation, 6110 Executiv

1010, Rockville, MD 20852

Sandra M. Elledge

Sandra Ann Majors Elledge, age 70, o Knoxville, N

October 14, 2011, at Winchester Medical Center. Memo

tions in her honor may be made to Episcopal Appalachi

161 E. Ravine Road, Kingsport, N 37660, web site ww

org.

Margaret E. Libby Gill

Margaret Elizabeth Wynkoop Gill, age 86, o Winche

died Saturday, October 15, 2011, at Blue Ridge Hospic

Center. Memorial contributions may be made to Blue R

333 West Cork St., Suite 405, Winchester, Virginia 2260

Virginia L. Shirley

Virginia Lee Shirley, 81, o Winchester, Virginia die

Apple Manor Assisted Living. Memorial contributions

to Old Bethel United Methodist Church, 560 Old Bethel

Winchester, Virginia 22603.

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Winchester Crime o the Week - October 7, 2011

Location: 7 Eleven, 715 S Braddock StDate o Crime: September 25, 2011ype o Crime: Robbery

A little ater 4am a suspect with a knie entered the business anddemanded money rom the clerks. Te clerks complied and thesuspect ran south on Braddock Street. Te suspect was describedas a light skin black male, 58-510, wearing a baseball cap, heavyred sweatshirt with the hood up, blue jeans and a black scar orbandana which he held over his mouth.

I you should have any inormation in reerence to this or anyother crimes, please contact the Crime Solvers Hotline at (540)665 IPS (8477). Inormation leading to the arrest o a suspectmay result in a reward o up to $1,000

Frederick County Crime o the Week - Oct. 17, 2011

Tis weeks Crime Solvers Crime has to do with a burglary andgrand larceny.

Te Frederick County Sheris Oce is investigating a burglaryand grand larceny which occurred at the Mimosa Restaurant lo-cated at 202 Grocery Avenue on August 12, 2011.

Unknown suspect(s) orcibly entered the restaurant and removeda cash register containing an unknown amount o cash.

I you have any inormation regarding a suspect or suspect vehiclein this incident, or any inormation on any other cases that havebeen highlighted by V3 Winchester, please call the Crime SolversHotline at (540) 665-IPS (8477). Inormation leading to the arresto a suspect may result in a reward o up to $1,000

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Tis past Sunday aternoon,Sherando High School studentshad the chance to see what it islike to drive under the infu-ence and to see how danger-ous it is to text while driving.Te Fight to Drive Right was

an event organized by DECAstudents with the assistanceo members o the FrederickCounty Sheris Oce.

Te student parking lot atSherando was set up with di-erent courses to show studentshow texting and driving whileintoxicated can aect their abil-ity to drive saely. O course,alcoholic beverages were notused, but students wore gogglesthat simulate what it eels like todrive while under the infuence

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jects into the course to see howwell the driver would be able tomaneuver around the object.Students scores were based onhow well they could saely avoidthe objects without hitting anycones. A John Deere Gatorwas used or the texting course.A member o one o the She-rando DECA teams would textthe student who was drivingand the student would have totext back. A deputy would scorethe student on how many cones

he or she hit while driving andtexting. Te purpose o Fightto Drive Right was not to showhow well the students coulddrive while texting or under theeects o alcohol, but to showthe teenagers how these behav-iors aect their ability to drivesaely. Lauren Evers, a Sherandostudent, said she received a scoreo 15 out o a possible 45 or the

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By Jonathan LucciFrederick County Report

Tis past weekend, thousandso people gathered to watch Civ-il War reenactors rom aroundthe nation recreate the specta-cle o the battle o Cedar Creek,which occurred in Middletownon October 19, 1864.

Te event lasted both Satur-day and Sunday, with reena-tors in blue and gray, some onthundering horses recreatingthe gruesome reality o the

Civil War. Te beautiul coolautumn weather probably hadsomething to do with the swell-ing crowds o people who linedup to watch the spectacle o ar-ticial violence.

Te reenactment went owithout a hitch, beginning withsome cavalry demonstrationsand continuing into the battle.Cedar Creek Battleeld Foun-dation President im Stoweopened the event, speaking oa member that recently diedand dedicating a library in the

visitors center to her memoryand honor.

Te battle taught the crowdsthat the combat o the CivilWar was certainly a loud a-air, as rows o muskets dis-charged simultaneously andcannon boomed, belching reand smoke into the air. Somereenactors ell to the ground,pretending to have been struck,some o them writhing as i

wounded while others stayedperectly still throughout the re-

enactment. Te crowds seemeddelighted with the scenes osoldiers ghting uriously witheach other.

Beore the inantry clashed,the cavalrymen thundered to-ward one another simulating acavalry skirmish that openedthe battle about a mile awayrom the site o the reenact-ment, which took place downthe street rom Belle Groveplantation where the battleswirled. Ater this the Unioninantry advanced, and thenwere pushed back, just as they

were in real lie. However, theirwithdrawal was more orderedthan the wild melee that actu-ally accompanied the massivesurprise attack mastermindedby the Conederate high com-

mand.Te rst days reenactment

ended with the Union soldiersretreating toward the smallwhite Heater house. Te sec-ond day witnessed the Unionresurgence which accompa-nied the arrival o Union com-mander Phil Sheridan, whocompleted his amed ride romhis headquarters in distant

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Begins October 24Te City o Winchester Public Works is announcing the beginning o the 2011 Lea col

son. Lea collection will ocially begin October 24, 2011. We are asking all citizens to lo

NO Parking-Lea Collection signs in your neighborhood which will begin to be posted O2011. We also are asking all citizens o Winchester to please adhere to the ollowing leaguidelines:I. Vacuum Collection Program Guidelines

1. Please rake leaves to your property line.2. Please rake leaves into the gutter pan on the street.3. Please place leaves out or collection by the start date indicated or your route.4. Please keep lea piles less than 2 eet in height.5. Please keep leaves away rom ditches, pipes, and culverts.6. Please do not put DIR, ROCKS, MEAL OR BRANCHES; these items will prevent

collecting your piles.II. Bag-n-Go

Please remember, you do not have to use vacuum service or wait or your scheduled coget rid o your leaves. Just put your bagged leaves near the curb in biodegradable lawn anon your normal yard waste pick up day o Wednesday through January 18th, 2011. Te rrequest biodegradable bags are:

1. Tey are more environmentally riendly and can be recycled, right along with the leav

2. We will pick up as many bags as you put near the curb.III. Please understand, inclement weather can adversely afect our lea collection sch

IV. I you want to dispose o your bagged or loose leaves yoursel, you may bring th

Winchester Public Works Department at City Yards at 301 East Cork Street.

V. o make sure your leaves get recycled, please do NO include items other than le

bags.

VII. Backyard Composting

Tough not an actual City service, we do advocate backyard composting as the most eenvironmentally sound disposal option. Call Michael Neese, Reuse-Recycling Coordina667-1815 ext. 1452 or details.

Te Winchester Public Works Department wants to thank all o the Citizens in advancooperation with the 2011 Lea Collection and i you have any questions please contact us

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Te reverse auction is a com-mercial online service that al-lows VA buyers to purchasequality products everythingrom printers to bath towels at signicant savings. Tesystem has saved VA $2 millionsince March.

A new way o buying medi-cal supplies or its hospitals hassaved the Department o Vet-erans Aairs $2 million sinceMarch 2011

Some people use coupons tosave money when they go shop-ping.

Sadly, the coupon route isnot an option or the Depart-ment o Veterans Aairs when

it goes shopping or the medi-cal supplies it needs to care orAmericas Veterans. But the pro-essional buyers at VA recentlygured out a way to buy qualitymerchandise or a lot less, andits already saved VA big bucks in2011 alone.

Earlier this year we began us-ing a commercial online reverseauction service, explained Susanaylor, Deputy Chie Procure-ment Ocer or the VeteransHealth Administrations Oceo Procurement and Logistics.Its ree to the government, itrequires no sotware or systeminstallation to use, and its al-ready saved us about two mil-lion dollars since March. In thiskind o economic environment,two million dollars is not smallchange.

Its online shopping, pureand simple. Better yet, its one-stop online shopping. - NorbertDoyle, Acting Chie Procurementand Logistics Ocer, VHA

aylor noted that in addition tothe cost savings, the reverse auc-tion has also been helpul in sup-porting VHAs socio-economicsmall business goals. Sixty-our

percent o our reverse auctionawards this year went to smallbusinesses, she said, and halo those went to Veteran-ownedsmall businesses.

So whats a reverse auction,anyway?

A reverse auction is a com-petitive process in which a buyer,like VA, solicits bids rom sellersduring a period o time set by thebuyer, aylor explained. Dur-ing the reverse auction, sellershave the opportunity to submit asingle bid or multiple decreasingbids. So the more competitivethe requirement, the better thesavings.

Let me give you an example,

she continued. Recently, weposted a buy or exam lights tothe GSA Contract Community.It closed with ve sellers biddinga total o 19 times. Te winningbid was $7,233thats 14 per-cent under what we estimatedthe lights would cost. Fourteenpercent isnt too shoddy. Ill take14 percent any day.

aylor, who brought the re-verse auction idea with her whenshe transerred to VA rom an-other agency, gave another ex-ample o just how much moneythe Department is saving withthis new way o buying.

We posted a buy to the OpenMarket or sterilization trays. Itclosed with 13 sellers bidding a

total o 32 times. Te winningbid was $27,253, which is 10percent below the governmentestimate. en percent here, 14percent thereit adds up prettyquickly.

Norbert Doyle, Acting ChieProcurement and Logistics O-cer, said VHAs purchasing pro-cess was less ecient, and lesscost eective, beore the reverseauction came along.

Previously, VHA contractingpersonnel had to log in to multi-ple systems to post their require-ments, he explained. Tey werealso relying on conventionalprocesses such as the phone, ax,and email to obtain quotes rom

vendors.On top o that, any supple-

mental price negotiation in- volved manual, time-intensiveeorts. Te reverse auctioneliminates all o that. Its onlineshopping, pure and simple. Bet-ter yet, its one-stop online shop-ping.

Susan aylor agreed that thereverse auction saves both mon-ey and time. (And time, as we allknow, is money.)

Our buyers can now use asingle tool to quickly post to awide range o dierent com-petitive scenarios, she said. Forexample, we can try posting tothe VA Federal Supply Schedulecontract community. Ten, i

the item is unavailable throughthat community, we can repostwith a ew clicks to GSA, NASA,SEWP (Solutions or EnterpriseProcurement), or the open mar-ket.

Similar advantages are avail-able or managing what we callset-asides, aylor continued.Reverse auction enables buy-ers like VA to solicit only Disad-

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FCPS recognizes National School Bus Saety W

Te Frederick County School

Board has proclaimed Octo-ber 17-21, National School BusSaety Week. Te theme o this

years event is Be Aware-Knowthe Danger Zone. Frederick

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portation Director Chuck Pugli-si says, Studies have proven that

the most dangerous part o theschool bus ride or students is

when they get on and o the bus.

Tis years theme is intended toremind the general public to payclose attention to buses when

they see them on the street. Tetheme also serves as a reminder

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sae when boarding and exitingthe bus. Te danger zone is im-

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RICHMOND Overworked andunder-trained social service em-ployees are largely to blame orVirginia paying millions in Med-icaid benets to ineligible recipi-ents, according to a state report.

Virginia is looking to addressthese errors by 2014, when asmany as 400,000 new Medicaid re-cipients are expected to join about1 million current enrollees in asystem that costs billions annuallyto operate.

Te two-year study ound thatthe state could be overspending asmuch as $263 million a year or aslittle as $18 million based on 2009

data.We dont have the records to

know whether or not (the Medic-aid recipients) were eligible. Sincethe records arent there, they couldhave been eligible. Teres no wayto know, Ashley Colvin, chie leg-islative analyst or the Joint Leg-islative Audit and Review Com-mission, or JLARC, said about thecost disparity.

Most improper payments toproviders 20 percent o allMedicaid claims occurred be-cause caseworkers enrolled peoplewho were ineligible or who did notsubmit the required paperwork to

determine their eligibility, saidColvin, who audited case les orhis report.

Colvin, author o the study, ear-lier this week presented the resultsinto raud, abuse and error rates inthe states Medicaid system to thecommission during its monthlymeeting. Te study also recom-mended using a computer-basedenrollment process and strength-ening internal auditing proce-dures.

Colvin said the state has ewercaseworkers to handle the ava-lanche o new applications asmore Virginians seek help during

the Great Recession. Tese case-workers also renew applicationsor existing recipients and handleapplications or other assistanceprograms, like ood stamps andenergy assistance.

Virginias city and county gov-ernments employ about 2,400 caseworkers. But as many as 300 morecaseworkers are needed statewide,said Chris Spanos, a lobbyist orthe Virginia League o Social Ser-

vices Executives, which representscity and county social services de-

partments directors.Were short hundreds o work-

ers, which puts everyone underpressure, Spanos said.

Since 2007, the number o peo-ple enrolled in Medicaid has in-creased 14 percent in Virginia.

Te state also has lagged behindon training its workers to navigategovernment databases and regula-tions, Spanos said.

It appears that current train-ing is inadequate to ensure thatcaseworkers comply with cur-

rent Medicaid policy, Colvinsaid. Both (the state Departmento Medical Assistance Services)and (the state Department o So-cial Services) report new typeso training are needed. And localdepartment sta also told us theyneed training in how to under-stand legal documents involvingestates or stock transers.

Cindi B. Jones, director o theDepartment o Medical AssistanceService, did not address Colvinsconcerns about the lack o trainingeither in her remarks to JLARC orin a letter she submitted to the

commission. Jones reached or commen

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Wednesday October 19

10:30am The Winchester Area Newcom-

ers Club, a social club or women, will hold

its next meeting a t the Opequon Presbey-

terian Church in Kernstown, A volunteer

air will headline the program. For more

inormation: 540-328-0622; winchester-

[email protected].

6pm Free movie night and introduction

into the work o Louise Hay, Author o You

Can Heal Your Lie. In this lm, Louise

teaches us how her views on sel-esteem,

abundance & emotional causes behind

physical ailments were developed. This

movie also reveals how she applies these

concepts to her own emotional, spiritual

and proessional lie. Join us at New Lea,

2404 Valley Ave Winchester. Space is lim-

ited to 20 guests. Call 540-722-0020

Thursday October 20

11:30am - 12:30pm Dash Diet. Brush

up on coooking techniques that may help

lower your blood pressure. Learn about the

Dash diet eating plan which has been en-

dorsed by the American Heart Association;The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Insti-

tutes; and the 2010 Dietary Guidelines or

Americans. Bowman Library, Stephens City

Karen Ridings, VA Cooperative Extension-

Frederick County oce, 665-5699

7pm Candlelight Vigil on back steps o the

Joint Judicial Center on Cameron Street

in Winchester. Join us or the 20th Annual

Candlelight Vigil to remember those lost to

intimate partner violence and honor those

who have survived. This FREE community

event will be held on the back steps o the

Joint Judicial Center on Cameron Street

in Winchester. Musical guest is the She-

rando High School Choir. The event will

eature the Clothesline Project and the Si-

lent Witness Display. For more inormation

call 667-6160.

9am - 3pm Medicare Part D day atHealth Proessions Building, 1775 North

Sector Ct in Winchester. The Shenandoah

University Bernard J Dunn School o Phar-

macy will be hosting the annual Medicare

Part D Day. The event will be held at the

Health Proessions Building, 1775 North

Sector Ct in Winchester, VA. The purpose

o this event is to help those who need

Medicare Part D prescription coverage

choose the best plan according to their

medications or the upcoming year. The

service is ree o charge and no appoint-

ment is necessary. Those interested in

this service should bring their current

Medicare or prescription insurance card

and a complete list o their current medi-

cations. Please call 540-678-4364 with

any questions.

Friday October 21

Haunted Woods Camp Rock Enon, 292

Rock Enon Springs Road, Gore, VA. Camp

Rock Enon in Gore will once again host

the Haunted House and Haunted Trail on

two ull weekends: Oct. 21 23 & 28 - 30.

Come out to the camp at 292 Rock Enon

Springs Road and walk through the newly

renovated Haunted House and the equally

rightening Haunted Woods. Hours or the

PG version or those wishing to be really

scared are Friday: 6 - 10 pm; Saturday: 6

- 11pm, and Sunday: 1 - 5pm. For those

who only wish to be scared a little, the G

version is Saturday 1pm - 4pm. The ad-

mission prices are: 10-55 = $15 or both

tours, 6-9 = $10 or both tours, Under 6

and over 55 are ree. We are also oering

a youth group rate: with 8 or more youth

who pay the regular admission price two

adults get in FREE! A snack bar will also

be open or your dining pleasure. Come

join us or a rightully spooky time. David

Winsatt 540-931-7090

6pm - 8pm Upward Basketball and

Cheerleading Evaluations. Winchester

Church o God Family Lie Center. Evalu-

ations or Upward Basketball and Cheer-

leading. Register beore Nov. 5th or $60.

Robin Link 247-4628

Saturday October 22

9am - 2pm Bazaar, Stephens City Fire

Station, 5346 Mulberry Street. Lunch/

snacks or purchase. Tables available $15

each; call 869-2275. Benet rescue op-

erations

10am - 12pm Upward Basketball andCheerleading Evaluations. Winchester

Church o God Family Lie Center. Evalu-

ations or Upward Basketball and Cheer-

leading. Register beore Nov. 5th or $60.

Robin Link 247-4628

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 exciting events planned: - pony

rides, cruise-in car show, live music, si-

lent auction, moon bounce, ood and

baked goods booth, homemade soups.

Contact [email protected] or call

540-636-3536

2pm - ? Kernstown United Methodist

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 Baked Ham - $10 Oyster - $14.

All meals come with homemade maca-

roni and cheese, coleslaw, green beans,

applesauce, roll & butter, and a dessert.

Please contact our church or visit our

website at www.kernstownumc.org i you

have questions or are interested in com-

ing out or a yummy dinner!

4:30pm The Middletown Volunteer Fire

and Rescue Auxiliary will have a Turkey or

Oyster Supper at the re hall. Dinners are

$13 or adults and $7 or children under

12. Takeouts will be available. Proceeds

benet Middletown Volunteer Fire and

Rescue.

6:30pm Join NW Works or their 6th An-

nual Haunted Casino Night eaturing Willy

Wonka and the Chocolate Factory! Casino

Games, Live & Silent Auctions, Delicious

Food, Great Drinks, Prizes, Fun, and more

await you! Event closes at 11 p.m. Tick-

ets 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 mis-

sion o enabling adults with disabilities to

select, secure, and sustain valued em-

ployment and training!

Sunday October 23

12pm - 3pm Holiday Baazar to benet the

Blue Ridge Center or Therapeutic Horse-

manship, a 501(c)(3) non-prot organiza-

tion serving persons with disabilities in

the northern Shenandoah Valley. Proceeds

will be used to support and care or our

therapy horses and ponies over the winter

at Wingate Hotel in Winchester, VA. Every-

thing you want and need or your amily,

your riends, your health and your home.

Vendors include Pampered Che, 31 Bags,

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Scarves by Lisa, Scentsy, Silpada Jewelry,

Celebrating Home, Tupperware, Arbonne

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Simple. Door Prizes and Rafes, too! For

more inormation, contact us at 540-533-

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Monday October 24

6pm - 9pm Taking Control A Sel De-

ense Class or Women at The Laurel Cen-

ter. Taking Control is a sel-deense class

or women, oered by The Laurel Center

and Winchester Police. In this class, par-

ticipants will learn situational awareness

and saety inormation, as well as basichands-on sel-deense techniques and

applications. The class is FREE and very

inormative! This months class is ull,

but there will be another class coming up

soon! In order to be placed on the waiting

list or the next class, or or more inor-

mation, please call Amanda Heavner at

540-667-6160.

Tuesday October 25

7:30am The Rotary Club o Frederick

County will meet at Shenandoah Univer-

sity in the Clement Board Room - Allen

Dining Hall. Club members, invited guests

and visiting Rotarians are welcome. Mr.

Adam Glogau will present a program

about the Habitat Re-Store.

Wednesday October 264pm Harvest Hoedown at Handley Li-

brary, 100 W. Piccadilly St., Winchester

Youth Services at Handley Library is

hosting the 4th Annual Handley Har-

vest Hoedown. Come or a Fall Fun cel-

ebration and puppet show. Children

are welcome to wear costumes to this

all-ages amily program! No tricks! Just

treats! The hoedown is sponsored by

the Friends o the Handley Regional Li-

brary and is ree and open to the public.

For more inormation, contact: Jennier

Sutter, 662-9041 x21

6:15pm - 8:15pm Harvest party open to

the public. No cost or Kids 2-years up

through 6th Grade. The Annual 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 noth-

ing scary please. Check-in opens at 6:00.

Shenandoah Valley Baptist Church 4699

Valley Pike, Stephens City. http://awana.

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11:30am - 12:30pm Meatless = Deli-

cious Alternatives at Bowman Library.

Reducing meat in your diet may help you

lose weight as well as lower your blood

pressure. Learn basics o using other

protein sources in your diet. Presenter is

Karen Ridings, Frederick County Exten-

sion Agent. Barbara Dickinson 540/662-

9041, ext. 31

Thursday October 27

4pm - 7pm View and Provide Comments

on Proposed Improvements or the Old

Town Pedestrian Mall. You Are Cordially

Invited To Attend an Open House to view

and provide comments on proposed im-

provements or the Old Town Pedestrian

Mall. Location: 4th Floor Exhibit Hall, City

Hall, 15 N. Cameron Street. The City o

Winchester is planning to replace all o

the underground utilities on the Pedes-

trian Mall between Cork Street and Pic-

cadilly Street with construction beginning

on January 2, 2013. This project will al-

low or enhanced streetscape and land-

scaping opportunities, possible gateway

structures to be constructed, and other

potential improvements including water

eatures and a public restroom. The City

o Winchester is hosting this Open Houseto allow interested businesses and resi-

dents the opportunity to look at the im-

provements that are being considered

and provide comments. This is an inor-

mal event, so please eel ree to come

anytime between 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm.

City Council is expected to make the nal

decision on the project components early

in 2012. I you are unable to attend this

Open House, but would still like to look at

the plans or the improvements, please

contact Perry Eisenach at (540) 667-1815

or by email at: [email protected].

va.us . We look orward to receiving your

input on this very important project.

Friday October 28

6pm - 8pm Association o Retarded Citi-

zens Activity Night at War Memorial Build-ing Social Hall in Jim Barnett Park, Win-

chester. Ruritan is a national organization

dedicated to improving communities and

building a better America through Fellow-

ship, Goodwill and Community Service

Finger Food and snacks will be served.

Goody bags will be available. There will

be music or dancing. We are encouraging

everyone to come in costume, but what

is most important is that you come and

have a good time! Prizes or the best cos-

tumes! Contact Roger or Lorraine Miller

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5pm - 9pm Halloween Cruise In McCoys

Dairy Bar & Grill, 980 Millwood Pike, Win-

chester. Car hop service available Come

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and a DJ! Awards or best male costume

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Saturday October 29

11am - 3pm Frederick County Esther

Boyd Animal Shelter is sponsoring a Ra-

bies Clinic. The clinic benets dogs and

cats our months o age or older. Rabies

vaccinations are $10. Payment may be

made by cash only. Bring record o previ-

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Drama and the spirit o young athletes striving or victobitter enemy lled Arrowhead stadium on Monday night rando Warriors pulled o one o their most epic o victotheir rivals the Handley Judges. The game ended inhighly dramatic ashion as the Warriorscame back rom a two touchdown de-cit to take down the Judges in thesecond overtime. The scene wasone o jubilation when the Warriorsstormed the eld in celebration,hugging and tackling each other tothe ground in pure happiness.

For most o the game, it seemedas i the Warriors would be deeated or the ourth strathe Judges, despite the act the Warriors record seemedtheir superiority. The Judges scored twice in the rst Warriors squandered several promising drives. Sherando Jalen Brisco did not look at his best, foating passes thtercepted and missing open receivers. Brisco was candperormance.I didnt have my best game, but we never gave up, said

locker room ater the game.The mood at haltime was one o rustration and anger,

and coaches seeming to sense they were in a position toand tie the game. Coaches exhorted players not to givethere was plenty o time to make up the relatively small dexecuted properly. The oensive and deensive linemen sticularly ready to up their game.Joe Ojo, as he has done so oten this year, simply took

second hal, fying down the eld and shredding the Judgront. Still the Warriors squandered a promising drive at tho the third quarter. Finally the Warriors scored, but misspoint. Then Sherando got the ball with several minutes to Brisco stepped up to get a win or his teammates.With the calm mastery o a much older player, Brisco l

down the eld and scored a touchdown with very little tim

clock. The stadium was lled with tense apprehension alined up or the two point conversion that would decideBrisco delivered a superb pass and the score was tied, thstands erupting in cheers.At one point the Handley eld goal kicker, who had belong range kicks through in pregame, lined up to kick a shoor the win. But the ball ell quite short o the goal posts riors were given a reprieve. It was obvious on the Warriorthey were not going to let this new opportunity go.On the rst play o their second overtime possession, Jo

cally walked through a massive hole in the Handley deeThe crowd erupted and the players ormed a giant mob io the eld, joyously celebrating another crucial district wgame, Ojo was very humble about his game winning toucing the credit to his oensive line.Heart and soul on the oensive line, heart and soul, s

the game.Coach Bill Hall praised his players ater the game, tellin

the result was an example o what happens when yothrough trouble.We ought through it, and I am very proud o my players,

Hall ater the game.The win brings Sherando to a 5-2 record, undeeated in t

The Warriors have only our days to prepare or their longLiberty High School scheduled or this Friday night. But the Warriors were on top o the world, an emotion typiedDarren Dawsons screams ater the game, as he lay onater being tackled by his deensive coordinator.

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Every time I come to a NAS-CAR track and Danica Patrickis there, an old Elton John songcomes to mind, only with newwords.

And ... the same words.Danica, Danica, Danica ...

Danica, Danica, Danica ... Dani-ca, Danica ...

Danica is not alright or ght-

ing. Shes considered alright orNASCAR, though. In act, orsome reason, shes considered

instrumental in making stock-carracing grow. Shes just there, al-

ways there, on every tongue and,in some ways, or no reason.Oh, by the way, shes a woman.

A very attractive woman. Menenjoy seeing very attractive wom-

en. Male sportswriters apparentlyenjoy writing about them. Wom-en rally around other women.

Tus are the currents that swirlaround and eventually orm theperect storm.

Patricks detractors tend toblame all this on the media, thatworldwide whipping post used todescribe anything an individual

opposes. But they dont read ourmail. Tey dont realize that theascination with Patrick extendsar beyond the doors o mediacenters and press boxes.

In her time, many consideredAmelia Earhart a third-rate avia-tor with a natural git or promo-tion. Some things change, andsome dont.

Hey, dude, you, like, married awoman, right?

Eventually, she will have toperorm. For right now, though,all she has to do is perorm, i you catch my drit. Shes a reshace in the garage area. And thatsnot all. Dont be crying sexistnow. Patrick has starred in abouta dozen commercials designed

to soak that charge in hypocrisy.She plays her looks with both thetumult o drums and the subtlety

o violins. Her songnot well arranged.

No one ever orghart because she while trying to do soly remarkable and, qoolhardy. Patrick i

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