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By Jonathan Lucci
Frederick County Report
Two new polls have recently
been released for Virginia 2013
Governors race, a campaign
that increasingly is looking like
the absolute marquee political
match up of the year for the en-
tire country. Tey tell two slight-
ly diferent stories, but agree on
the basic premise that the race is
very competitive and many vot-
ers are undecided and potentially
up for grabs for both campaigns.
In a Public Policy Polling In-
stitute survey released this week
showed presumptive Democratic
nominee Terry McAulife leading
Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli
by 5 points, 46 to 41 percent.
However, before local Democrats
get carried away with enthusi-
asm it must be noted that PPP
is a Democratic polling frm and
their results do at times show a
slight lean toward Democratic
candidates.
Another survey by Quinnip-
iac showed the race much more
even, with McAulife leading by a
single point, 40 to 39. Tey also
tested the race with Lieutenant
Governor Bill Bolling, who has
not shut down some speculation
that he could run as an Indepen-
dent. In that scenario, both can-
didates would have 34 percent of
the vote to Bollings 13 percent.
One thing should be clear
to political observers here in
Northern Virginia: the race is
indeed close but Cuccinelli has
much higher name recognition
in the state, giving him less room
to grow than McAulife. Te
Democratic nominee is a much
more unknown commodity to
most Virginia voters. Tis gives
Cuccinelli an important oppor-
tunity to defne McAulife as out
of step or too liberal for the state.
However, if Cuccinelli really does
start with only 40 percent sup-
port, it could be hard for such a
lightning rod of controversy to
grow beyond that number. Te
conservative base loves him, but
swing voters in Northern Virgin-
ia will likely be uneasy with many
of his positions.
However, while McAulife has
more room to grow than the Re-
publican, Cuccinelli does have a
massive advantage. Te election
will be taking place in an of-year,
something almost always leads
to more Republican electorates.
While Virginia is undoubtedly
trending more and more Demo-
cratic in presidential years (for
evidence, look at 2008 and 2012
elections), of-year elections are
still a Republican opportunity
(for evidence, see the 2009 and
2010 elections). Indeed, this fact
could end up being decisive. Te
more conservative the electorate
that shows up to the polls in No-
vember, the more likely they will
be enthused by the very same
Cuccinelli positions that may
scare more moderate voters.
One thing is certain, that the
eyes of the political nation will
be on Virginia this summer
and fall and that another mas-
sive amount of money is about
to spent on local television ads.
With two polarizing candidates
in an increasingly purple state,
this election will almost certainly
be a nasty and negative one. And
at the moment, both candidates
have reasons to be hopeful and
reasons to be deeply worried,
while Bill Bolling remains a huge
unknown variable in the race.
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Frederick County Crime of the Week - December 31, 2012
The Winchester Police Department is investigating a Robbery
On 12/11/12, at approximately 9:12 p.m. offcers responded to the Ca-
ribbean Food Store located at 226 Kern Street for a report of an armed
robbery. According to the witness, three males entered the business, as-
saulted the clerk, displayed a handgun and took an undisclosed amount
of money before running from the area on foot.
Suspect # 1-black male, wearing a khaki suit, approximately 62,
180lbs.
Suspect #2-black male, between 54-62, wearing a black toboggan.
Suspect # 3-black male, wearing sweatpants.
If you should have any information in reference to this or any other
crimes, please contact the Crime Solvers Hotline at (540) 665 TIPS.
Case Agent Detective Dew Incident # 12049921
Frederick County Crime of the Week -January 7, 2012
The Frederick County Sheriffs Offce is investigating a burglary and
grand larceny from 128 Christo Rey Drive between October 28th and
29th, 2012. Unknown suspect(s) kicked in a door to the residence and
removed several saws, drills, impact drill bit sets and small miscella-
neous tools. During the same time frame, a storage shed located on Lot
9, Christo Rey Drive was also forcibly entered and a chain saw and a
shop vacuum were reported missing.
If you have any information regarding a suspect or suspect vehicle in
these incidents, please contact the Crime Solvers Hotline at (540) 665
TIPS (8477). Information leading to the arrest of a suspect may result in
a reward of up to $1,000. Investigator C. T. Streit Case #s 12006250 &
12006257
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Mary Ann Clark
Mary Ann Clark, 70, of Ste-
phenson, died Monday, January
7, 2013 in Winchester Medical
Center. Friends will be received
on Friday from 7:00 p.m. until
9:00 p.m. in Phelps Funeral Cha-
pel, 311 Hope Drive, Winchester.
William David Smith
William David Smith, 76, of
Stephens City, died Saturday,
January 5, 2013 in Winchester
Medical Center. Arrangements
are by Phelps Funeral and Cre-
mation Service, Winchester.
Oneta M. Vincent
Oneta Catherine Miller Vincent,
84, of Winchester, Virginia,
died Friday, January 4, 2013,
in Winchester Medical Center.
In Lieu of fowers memorial
contributions may be made to
the Shenandoah Area Agency on
Aging, 207 Mosby Lane, Front
Royal, Virginia 22630.
Jack Booth
Jack Booth, 85, of Winchester,
Virginia, died Friday, January
4, 2013, at his home. Memo-
rial contributions may be made
to Blue Ridge Hospice, 333
West Cork Street, Suite 405,
Winchester, Virginia 22601 or
Braddock Street United Method-
ist Church, 115 Wolfe Street,
Winchester, Virginia 22601 or
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By Mark Robinson
Capital News Service
RICHMOND With the General
Assembly set to convene, Gov. Bob
McDonnell proposed Tuesday in-
creasing Virginias sales tax and
abolishing its nearly 27-year-old gas
tax, making Virginia the frst state
in the country to do so.
Te measures are a part of the
governors proposed $3.1 billion
plan to fund improvements to Vir-
ginias transportation system over
the next fve years. Te funds would
supplement $14 billion of transpor-
tation projects already under way
in the commonwealth, the most in
Virginias history.
Declining funds for infrastructure
maintenance, stagnant motor fuels
tax revenues, increased demand for
transit and passenger rail and the
growing cost of major infrastruc-
ture projects necessitate enhancing
and restructuring the common-
wealths transportation program
and the way its funded, McDonnell
said at a press conference.
McDonnell described the states
gas tax as outdated because of
infation and better fuel economy
since it was last changed in 1986.
He said boosting funding for trans-
portation was the only way to en-
sure Virginia could continue its
economic growth.
Among his proposed changes:
Te current 17.5 cents per gal-
lon gas tax, which accounts for
more than 30 percent of the states
transportation revenues, would be
eliminated; instead, the sales tax
would increase from 5 percent to
5.8 percent. McDonnell predicted
this would generate more than $600
million in additional transportation
funds. Te 17.5 cent tax on diesel
would remain intact.
To supplement the increase in
sales tax, a higher percent of the
states sales tax would go directly
to transportation funds from
.5 cents to .75 cents over the fve
years.
Te plan would impose an in-
crease of $15 for each vehicle reg-
istration, resulting in an average
vehicle registration cost of $56 per
vehicle, McDonnell said.
Te state would impose an annu-
al $100 alternative fuel vehicle. Te
governor dismissed the idea that
the fee would deter people from
buying alternative fuel vehicles.
More than 91,000 are currently reg-
istered in Virginia.
McDonnells plan would use new
revenues and more money from
the general fund an approach he
said would appease lawmakers on
both sides of the aisle. In the past,
Republicans have supported using
money from the general fund for
roads as a core function of govern-
ment. Democrats, on the other
hand, have rejected previous at-
tempts to use general fund dollars
for transportation.
Te General Assembly will con-
sider the governors proposals dur-
ing the 45-day legislative session
that begins Wednesday.
If passed, the measures would take
efect July 1. Te Republicans hold
a majority in the House of Dele-
gates and a tie-breaking vote in the
Senate. Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling, who
presides over the Senate, expressed
support for McDonnells plan.
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Te Winchester Police Department is investigating an armed
robbery that happened on January 5, 2013. At 10:10 a.m. of-
fcers were called to Approved Cash Advance at 726 Berryville
Avenue. Two males between the ages of 20 and 30 came into
the store and demanded money. Tey left the business and were
last seen heading westbound on foot. An unknown amount of
cash was taken. Te males are described as being around 6 tall
and had on dark clothing, dark gloves, and ski masks. A gun was
shown during the robbery.
If you have any information on this incident, please contact
the Winchester Police Department Criminal Investigations Divi-
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Te Federal Communications Commission (FCC) established
new rules for the volume of television commercials that started
on December 13, 2012. Te new regulation, known as the Com-
mercial Advertisement Loudness Mitigation (CALM) Act, re-
quires commercials to have the same average volume as the pro-
grams they accompany. Te CALM Act requires TV stations,
cable operators or other multichannel video program distribu-
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January 7, 2013 - GIANT Food
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by Ocean Beauty Seafoods LLC,
announced it removed from sale
several varieties of smoked salm-
on due to possible contamination
by listeria monocytogenes.
Te following products are in-
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dates * Nathans Nova Salmon, 8
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dates.
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of illnesses to date. Customers
who have purchased the product
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full refund.
Listeria is a common organism
found in nature. Consumption of
food contaminated with Listeria
monocytogenes can cause liste-
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tially fatal disease. Healthy people
rarely contract listeriosis. Howev-
er, listeriosis can cause high fever,
severe headache, neck stifness
and nausea. Listeriosis can also
cause miscarriages and stillbirths,
as well as serious and sometimes
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as infants, the elderly and persons
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Personnel Committee
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Ronald L. Bowers
Water & Sewer Committee
James Harter
Joseph Grayson
Old School Development
Subcommittee
Joseph Grayson
Robert Wells
Jason Nauman
Dave Edwards
Public safety
Ronald Bowers
Charles Bockey, Police Chief
Greg Locke, Fire Chief
Tomas Merritt
George Vaught
Public Works
Joseph Grayson
Martha Dilg
Finance Committee
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Joseph Hollis
James Harter
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King Day on Monday, January 21st at 5:30 p.m. in the Rose
Loeb Center. Te event will feature guest speaker Alonzo
Batson and entertainment from Reverend Montgomery
and the Martin Luther King Jr. Choir. Te theme for this
years event is United We Stand, Together We Can. Re-
freshments will follow the program.
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Schools is again providing its
staf and the community with a
means to follow bills in the 2013
General Assembly which could
impact the school system. Tis
years General Assembly session
is scheduled to convene on Janu-
ary 9.
Schools Superintendent David
Sovine says, Each year the state
legislature considers a number
of bills that could impact public
education. Ofering a Web page
devoted to highlighting those
proposals provides interested cit-
izens with a means to learn about
the bills that have been proposed
and track their progress through
the General Assembly. Te Web
page also includes contact in-
formation for the Delegates and
the State Senator who represent
Frederick County so that those
interested in sharing their views
may do so.
A link to the FCPS 2013 Gen-
eral Assembly Web page is avail-
able on the Frederick County
Public Schools homepage (www.
frederick.k12.va.us). Te page
includes basic information about
the General Assembly, the pro-
cess by which a bill becomes a
law, and a brief synopsis of the
bills proposed in the 2013 Gen-
eral Assembly which may im-
pact public schools. By clicking
on any of the bill numbers listed
on the Web page, visitors can
receive additional information
about the bill and its current sta-
tus.
Sovine says, Te School Board
and our leadership team pay
close attention to the bills un-
der consideration at the state
and federal levels because of the
impact they can have on our
students and school operations.
Its also important for parents
and members of the community
to stay informed. We hope our
2013 General Assembly Web
page will serve as a valuable re-
source.
Tis is the third consecutive
year, Frederick County Public
Schools has maintained a Web
page focused on education-re-
lated bills under consideration in
the General Assembly.
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Frederick County Public Schools
launches Facebook page
When the clock struck midnight on December 31, 2012, and the world
celebrated the arrival of a new year, Frederick County Public Schools
entered another facet of the social media world by launching a Face-
book page at www.facebook.com/frederickcountypublicschools.
Coordinator of Policy, Records Management and Communications
Steve Edwards says, We have had discussions for the past few years
about how social media could be used to enhance our communications
program. After successfully using Twitter as one means of communi-
cating information regarding the development of the school budget the
past few years, we decided to launch a Facebook page as another tool to
share the many success stories taking place in our schools each day.
Edwards adds, Tose who like us on Facebook will be able to learn
about many of the projects and activities undertaken by students
and staf that arent frequently covered by the local media. We plan
to maintain a page that is visually appealing and includes many pho-
tographs. We also will provide numerous links to our website (www.
frederick.k12.va.us) where visitors can get additional information about
many of the stories we share via the divisions Facebook page.
Schools Superintendent David Sovine says, Social media has taken
the world by storm and when used appropriately can be a powerful
communications tool. Im particularly excited about the launch of the
Frederick County Public Schools Facebook page because it will ofer
the community another way of learning about the many positive things
being accomplished in our schools.
Weekly Update: Dont
Leave Money on the Table
Completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is
the frst step toward getting federal aid for college, career school, or
graduate school. Federal Student Aid provides more than $150 billion
in grants, loans, and work-study funds each year, but in order to receive
that money, college-bound students must start by flling out the FAF-
SA.
Secretary Arne Duncan took to his Twitter account to announce the
availability of the 2013-14 FAFSA, tweeting, Dont leave money on the
table, get started at fafsa.gov.
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not permitted
.4. Burning conducted by busi-
nesses or for commercial purpos-
es require a permit issued by the
Fire Marshals Ofce.
5. Burning of household garbage,
rubbish, rubber tires, asphaltic
materials, used oil, construction
waste or similar materials that
produce dense smoke are NOT
permitted.
6. Open burning, bonfres, or
recreational fres shall be con-
stantly attended until the fre is
extinguished. A minimum of one
portable fre extinguisher com-
plying with Section 906 with a
minimum 4-A rating or other
approved on-site fre-extinguish-
ing equipment, such as dirt, sand,
water barrel, garden hose or wa-
ter truck, shall be available for
immediate utilization. (2006 IFC
Sec. 307.5).
7. If smoke or fre produced
from the burn becomes a nui-
sance to surrounding residents
or businesses, and complaints are
received, the party burning will
be required to extinguish the fre,
regardless of permit.
8. During the period from May 1
through the 14 of February each
year, burning shall be conducted
between the hours of 7:00 a.m.
and 12:00 midnight.
9. During the period from Feb-
ruary 15 through April 30 each
year, burning shall be conducted
between the hours of 4:00 p.m.
and 12:00 midnight ONLY.
For additional information re-
garding the County Burn Laws,
contact the Fire Marshals Ofce
at (540) 665-6350
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At its Annual Meeting on De-
cember 18, 2012, the Wayside
Foundation for the Arts Board of
Directors put in motion a series
of changes going forward in its
current season.
According to Board President,
Dr. Byron Brill, Wayside Te-
atre has come to recognize that
it cannot sustain itself without
community support consider-
ably above existing levels. While
we are not prepared to give up
the fght to keep our doors open,
we have given ourselves 90 days
to determine if we can continue.
As future plans are indetermi-
nate, Wayside Teatre will not
be selling subscriptions for the
2013-14 Season at this time. We
will go forward with our next
production as scheduled. Smoke
on the Mountain Homecom-
ing will open on January 26 and
run through March 17, 2013. At
this time, the Board of Directors
has determined that, depending
on the results of our eforts in
the next 90 days, Smoke on the
Mountain Homecoming may be
the fnal production of the 51st
Season.
Last year Wayside Teatre ap-
pealed to its community in a cri-
sis. Over 700 individuals stood
up and raised $106,000. Tose
funds helped us to retire the im-
mediate short-term debt that,
without that support, would
have forced the theatre to close
its doors. However, it became
clear that unless $250,000 can
be generated each year in annual
donation/sponsor/gift support,
Wayside Teatres existence as a
professional theatre is not sus-
tainable. In this years campaign,
we were only able to generate
$30,000 of support towards this
fscal years goals. Tat, coupled
with less than expected ticket
sales in both the fall and Christ-
mas seasons, places us in a dire
fnancial bind once again. We
need to raise $90,000 in the next
90 days in order to go forward
with Season 51 and are mounting
an appeal to our loyal supporters
and the community-at-large.
Our fnancial profle has radi-
cally changed since the market
crash of 2008.
Corporate funding is currently
55% below pre-2008 levels annu-
ally. State and national grant rev-
enues are down by 60% of pre-
2008 totals. Prior to the fnancial
collapse, we totaled 30,000 cus-
tomers- for the past two seasons,
our attendance averages 20,000.
Tere has also been an across
the board decline in ticket sales
by 30% and overall individual
donation by another 37%. Con-
sequently, we have slashed our
annual operating budget by more
than
$300,000 - a reduction by a full
third. Still, if we continue as pre-
viously planned, we would see a
projected loss of $82,000 at the
end of this season - a loss we
cannot sustain.
Te campaign of the next 90
days is tacit recognition that to
continue next season and for the
foreseeable future to come, Way-
side Teatre must secure perma-
nent and lasting changes in its
fnancial base. At the same time,
we afrm our belief in the loy-
alty and level of commitment of
our supporters and are confdent
they will work with us in part-
nership to secure that Wayside
will remain a centerpiece of the
cultural life of the Shenandoah
Valley for many years to come.
Wayside Teatre is the old-
est professional theatre in the
Shenandoah Valley of Virginia
and is celebrating its 51st sea-
son of presenting high-quality,
professional entertainment. Pa-
trons can obtain single tickets to
Smoke on the Mountain Home-
coming or make donations by
calling (540) 869-1776.
Additional information can be
obtained on the theatres web-
site at www.waysidetheatre.org.
Wayside Teatre is located in
Middletown, Virginia on Route
11, Main Street, just north of
the intersection of I-66 and I-81.
Wayside Teatre Box Ofce P.O.
Box 260 Middletown, VA 22645
(540) 869-1776
news@waysidetheatre.org
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Wayside Teater to close without changes in community support
Stephens City
By Sue Golden
Frederick County Report

Te Stephens City town council is
planning on building a War Memo-
rial in the Newtown Commons on
Main Street in Stephens City. Town
councilor, Ron Bowers, is leading a
special subcommittee of the Parks
and Recreation committee in imple-
menting the memorial. Te subcom-
mittee has already designed the me-
morial. Currently the subcommittee
is working on raising funds so they
can break ground on the project.
Councilor Bowers said that after
he and his wife travelled south on
Rt. 11 to Harrisonburg they noticed
that most of the communities they
passed through had war memori-
als. When they returned to Stephens
City, Councilor Bowers broached
the idea of a war memorial for all
veterans with the town council. Te
council approved the project and a
subcommittee was created.
Commander Richard H. Van Nor-
ton of Winchester Post 18 of Ameri-
can Veterans is thrilled with the idea.
It is most appropriate that we have
a memorial to our service men and
women here in Frederick County.
Tere are very few families here that
cant say they have a relative that has
served or is currently serving. A me-
morial will give county residents a
center point to gather in their hon-
or.
According to Brian Henshaw, town
planner and assistant town manager,
local businesses have pledged ma-
terials to build the memorial. Te
subcommittee needs funds to break
ground. Te subcommittee plans on
working with local veterans groups,
businesses and individuals to raise
funds. Bricks are for sale through the
town hall for $50. A soldiers name
or a saying can be engraved on the
bricks. Councilor Bowers says the
subcommittee is planning a meeting
this month to formalize additional
fundraising plans.

Councilor Bowers is looking for-
ward to working with anyone who
wishes to contribute to the project,
regardless of their jurisdiction. Any-
one wishing to help with the project
should contact Brian Henshaw at
869-3087.
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Stephens City Police Report December 2012

Stephens City Police Department responded to 271 calls for ser-
vices during the month of December. We assisted the Frederick
County Sherifs ofce in handling 4 calls and the Middletown Po-
lice Department in handling 5 calls. We wrote a total of 23 ci-
tations for the month and 5 parking tickets for no town decal. A
breakdown of citations follows:
20 - Speeding
1 -Reckless driving
1 - Following too close (resulting in an accident)
We spent a total of 19 hours in court for the month
We wrote 17 incident reports which resulted in 9 arrests for the
month:
4 - Larceny
4 - All other ofense (no town decal which resulted in arrest)
2 - Treat
1 - Found property
1 - Assault & Battery
1 - Civil Dispute
1 - Hit and Run
1 - Trafc accident
1 - Murder/Suicide
1 - Suspicious situation (possible mental case)
Total Department Activity 2012
Calls for Service - 3.248
Incident Reports - 185
Trafc Summons - 460
Arrests - 59
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ARIES (March 21 to April 19)
Guess what, Lamb? Youre about to
experience a new perspective on a sit-
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ently. What you learn could open more
opportunities later.
TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) The
Bold Bovine is tempted to charge into
a new venture. But it might be best to
take things one step at a time, so that
you know just where you are at any
given point.
GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) Its a
good time to go on that fun getaway
youve been planning. Youll return
refreshed, ready and, yes, even eager
to tackle the new challenge that awaits
you.
CANCER (June 21 to July 22) The
Moon Child loves to fantasize about
magical happenings in the early part
of the week. But the sensible Crab gets
down to serious business by weeks
end.
LEO (July 23 to August 22) What
goes around comes around for those
lucky Leos and Leonas whose acts of
generosity could be repaid with oppor-
tunities to expand into new and excit-
ing areas of interest.
VIRGO (August 23 to Septem-
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responsibilities is commendable. But
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share with someone who has really
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meeting new people. And as a bonus,
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On Jan. 23, 1849, Elizabeth Black-
well is granted a medical degree from
Geneva College in New York, becom-
ing the first female to be officially rec-
ognized as a physician in U.S. history.
In 1857, she founded the New York
Infirmary for Women and Children.
On Jan. 27, 1888, the National
Geographic Society is founded in
Washington, D.C. Readership in its
magazine did not grow, however, until
it discarded the format of overly tech-
nical articles and used articles of gen-
eral interest accompanied by photo-
graphs. National Geographic quick-
ly became known for its stunning and
pioneering photography.
On Jan. 25, 1905, at the Premier
Mine in Pretoria, South Africa, a
3,106-carat diamond, the Cullinan,
is discovered. Worried that the dia-
mond might be stolen in transit from
Africa to London, a phony diamond
was sent as a decoy aboard a steamer
ship loaded with detectives, while the
real stone slowly made its way in a
plain box.
On Jan. 24, 1935, canned beer
makes its debut when the Gottfried
Krueger Brewing Company delivered
2,000 cans of beer and ale to faithful
Krueger drinkers in Richmond, Va.
Ninety-one percent of the drinkers
approved of the canned beer, prompt-
ing Krueger to give the green light to
further production
On Jan. 26, 1945, the most deco-
rated soldier of World War II, Ameri-
can Lt. Audie Murphy, is wounded in
France. Murphy was wounded three
times, fought in nine major campaigns
across Europe, and was credited with
killing 241 Germans. He won 37 med-
als and decorations.
On Jan. 21, 1957, Patsy Cline, one
of the most important figures in coun-
try-music history, first gains national
attention with her winning appearance
on Arthur Godfreys Talent Scouts.
Cline wowed the studio audience with
her performance of the now-classic
Walkin After Midnight.
On Jan. 22, 1973, the Supreme
Court decriminalizes abortion by
handing down its decision in the case
of Roe v. Wade. For most of the coun-
trys first 100 years, abortion was not a
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Event listing
Saturday January 12
5pm Fellowship Bible Church
in Winchester, VA is hosting a
men-only event. Tis event gives
you a chance to enter your wild
game entre, game mount, or
trophy in a contest as well as fel-
lowship with other men in the
community. Guest speaker, Lar-
ry Moyer, from EvanTell, will be
sharing his love of hunting and
some stories from his hunting
experiences.
For more information or to pur-
chase tickets, visit www.fbcva.
org/wildgamefeast.
4:30pm - 7:30pm KUMC
Community Fellowship Din-
ner Free-Will Ofering, Baked
Potato Bar with Fixings, Chili ,
Vegetable Soup, Tossed Salad,
Rolls, Desserts at 3239 Valley
Pike Winchester, VA For more
information call 540-667-7297
or visit the website at www.kern-
stownumc.org.
Sunday January 13
8:30 and 11:00 Pianist Jim Hen-
dricks, Professor of Music at
Chicago State University will be
in concert at Kernstown United
Methodist Church, 3239 Val-
ley Pike, Winchester, VA 22602.
Tere is no admission charge
(a love ofering will be taken).
Hendricks is best known for his
recordings of classic tunes which
he has arranged in the styles of
Rachmaninof, Liszt, Art Ta-
tum and Oscar Peterson. For
more information, call 540-667-
7298 or check out our website at
http://www.kernstownumc.org/.
1pm to 5pm Dinners at the Fire
Station Stephens City Fire &
Rescue Company, 5346 Mulber-
ry Street. Chefs John King and
John Tommy Good Barbeque
Chicken and/or Ribs, Hand-cut
Fries, Homemade Slaw, Home-
made Pies and Drink - Tea or
Cofee). Tis Special Dinner will
be $10.00 for Adults and $6.00
for Children Age 12 and Un-
der and regular Sunday Dinners
are $8.00 for Adults and $5.00
for Children Age 12 and Under.
Call 540-974-1667 or 1669 for
details and tickets.
Tuesday January 15
7:30am Special Olympics,
Global Messenger athlete...DJ
the Barracuda Cashman will
address the Club about his ex-
perience as a participant in the
Special Olympics. Te Rotary
Club of Frederick County meet-
ing is scheduled at Shenandoah
University in the Clement Board
Room - Allen Dining Hall. In-
vited guests, club members and
214 East Jackson Street Front Royal, VA
540-622-6900
Offering: Student Classroom
Behind-the-Wheel
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Loving Arms Assisted Living
Independent Assisted Living Apartments and Assisted Care Suites
Shelly Cook, RN, Owner/ Administrator
For reservations, brochure and to schedule your personal tour please call
(540) 635-7923 103 Lee Brurke Road
CNAS, Registered Medication Aides, NAs
Activity Director and Activities Assistant
House Physician
To Everythin g ere Is ASeas on, A Time For E very Purpose Under Heaven Ecclesiastes 3:1
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Loving Arms is passionate
about providing safe,
comfortable living for our
residents. We ofer gracious
senior living with all new
spacious apartments,
mini-suites and
semi-privates ofering all
levels of care and service.
First of all thank you for all you have
done for Mom. She is really feeling at
home now. All of the Aids are great.
Tey all get Moms humor.You can not
know how much less stress I have since
Mom has been there. When I go to visit
her its in a home, such a great feeling.
Sandy Wolf
Tank you for all you do for our
grandfather. Our prayers are with
himdaily, as well as with you and
all the staf.
Sincerely,
Vicki Jowell
HAPPY 100th BIRTHDAY
DOROTHY KNOX
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visiting Rotarians are welcome.
For more information contact
Stephen M. Gyurisin at 540-336-
7357 or smgyurisin@advance-
planningassociates.com
Saturday January 19
5pm Roast beef & ham din-
ner & auction, at Grace United
Methodist church, 7882 main
street, Middletown, VA. Din-
ner 5:00 p.m., adults $8.00, chil-
dren under 12 $4.00. auction at
6:30 p.m. Snow date January 26,
2013
Monday January 21
10am Winter Warm-Up
Camp will be held Mon. Jan
21st (NO School) ... 10:00-12:30
Hitting & Fielding ...1:00-3:30
Pitching & Catching ... Cost is
$50 per session or $90 for both
sessions ... Visit our website at
www.allstarcages.com for info
on topics for the camp ... Get
ready for the season !!!
Tuesday January 22
Club member and Past President,
Tammy Stevenson, also serves as
Membership Advocate for Ro-
tary District 7570, Area 1, and
will speak to the Club about the
role of the member advocate.
Rotary Club of Frederick County
meeting scheduled at Shenan-
doah University in the Clement
Board Room - Allen Dining Hall.
Te Public Relations Committee
will meet after the club meeting.
Invited guests and visiting Ro-
tarians are welcome. For more
information contact Stephen
M. Gyurisin at 540-336-7357 or
smgyurisin@advanceplannin-
gassociates.com
Friday January 25
Te Frederick County Fire &
Rescue, Ofce of Emergency
Management is sponsoring a
Skywarn Class at the Public
Safety Building. It is open to
anyone that is interested with
no cost to attend. Class starts at
hours and registration is simple
- just contact our ofce at 540-
504-6457. A National Weather
Service meteorologist will teach
the class and bring related mate-
rials.
Saturday January 26
2:30 Smoke on the Mountain
Homecoming Wayside Te-
atre,7853 Main Street Middle-
town VA 22645 Back by popu-
lar demand! In this sequel to
*Smoke on the Mountain*, Pas-
tor Oglethrope is moving to
Texas, and the Sanders Family
is there to send him of with hi-
larious and touching stories, and
25 fabulous Bluegrass Gospel fa-
vorites! Contact the Box Ofce
at (540) 869-1776 for ticketing
information. Low-priced perfor-
mances at 2:30PM and 7:30PM.
Te ofcial opening night is
Sunday, January 27 at 6:30PM.
Performances will continue until
March 16. Tursday, Friday, and
Saturday performances are at
7:30PM; Saturday matinees are
at 2:30PM; Sunday performanc-
es are at 2:30PM. Check the cal-
endar on the Wayside Teatre
website for moreinformation on
the schedule. Ticket prices are
$25-$30 for adults and $10 for
children 17 and under. Tere are
also discounts available for se-
niors, students, and groups.
Sunday January 27
Te Valley Stars Baseball Orga-
nization will conduct the follow-
ing tryouts for its travel teams:
13U Sunday, January 27th 4:00-
5:30 ...
15U Sunday, February 24th
5:00-7:00 ...
17U Sunday, February 24th
5:00-7:00 ...
Tryouts will be held at All-Star
Batting Cages located at 1127
Berryville Avenue in Winchester.
For any additional information
contact Jim Singhas at 540-539-
3123 or email info@allstarcages.
com.
Event listing
Nancy Johnson Eure
April 10, 1930 - December 9, 2012
Nancy Johns Eure 82, formerly of Portsmouth,
passed away Dec.9 in Front Royal, VA. She was
preceded by her husband Paul Eure, a brother
Carl Roy Johnson, a sister Jean Workman. She
is survived by her daughters Julie Klien and
husband Robert, Jamie Doherty and husband
Chuck, 3 grandchildren Joanna Lawson,
Nancy Oldfield, Jaimie Oldfield and 3 great
grandchildren Ashlan, Jessica and Brennan
and a brother Tommy Johnson. Service will be
scheduled at a later time.
You are home now Mom.
Linda H. Golightly
Linda Louise Heckert Golightly, 71, of Winchester,
Virginia, died Sunday, January 6, 2013, in her home
surrounded by her loving family.
Mrs. Golightly was born in 1941, in Winchester, Virginia, the daughter of
the late Carl Ray and Stella Heckert. She was a Cafeteria Aide with Daniel
Morgan Middle School, serving for 11 years. Mrs. Golightly was a member
of Burnt Factory United Methodist Church and a member of the Judges
Athletic Association. She truly loved Handley Football, Apple Blossom,
yard sales and time spent with her family.
She married James F. Grease Golightly on July 13, 1957, in Winchester,
Virginia. Mr. Golightly preceded her in death on June 1, 2011.
Surviving are fve daughters, Melanie Melester and husband, Steve, of
Winchester, Donna Peanut Golightly of Stephens City, Dorothy Dottie
Carter and husband, Spanky, Teresa Golightly, all of Winchester, Susan Wil-
liams and husband, Billy, of Strasburg; fve grandchildren, Ben Melester,
Sam Melester, Josh Carter, Emily Melnikoff and Evan Williams; two great
grandchildren, Abby Melester and Levi Carter; and a special little girl,
Hannah Merriner.
Her son, Christopher Ray Golightly and her sister, Ann Heckert Fletcher,
preceded her in death.
The family will receive friends on Friday evening, from 6:00-8:00 PM, at
Omps Funeral Home, Amherst Chapel.
A funeral service will be conducted at 11:00 AM on Saturday, at Omps
Funeral Home, Amherst Chapel, with Reverend Steve Melester offciating.
Entombment will be in Shenandoah Memorial Park Mausoleum.
Pallbearers will be Lenny Millholland, Tim Mondell, Keith Roberts, Joe
Hulver, Mark Taylor and Bobby Orndorff.
Honorary Pallbearers will be the cafeteria workers of Daniel Morgan
Middle School.
Memorial contributions may be made to Burnt Factory United Methodist
Church, P.O. Box 399, Stephenson, Virginia 22656
RECIPE OF
THE WEEK
Yummy
Cornbread
Casserole
1 lb. lean ground beef
1-1/2 c. grated cheddar
cheese
1/2 chopped onion
1(6oz) box cornbread mix
1 (15oz) can pinto beans
Directions:
Bottom beef and onion with de-
sired seasoning; drain. Spread
meat in bottom of casserole
dish. Drain beans and spread
on top of meat. Cover beans
with cheese. Mix cornbread ac-
cording to directions. Spread
over top. Bake at 350 degrees
for 20-25 minutes until done.
Cut into squares. Makes 6-8
servings.
Compliments of Round Hill
Community Fire & Rescue.
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Tree and brush removal
Plumbing
Small engine repair
Lawn service
Tile work
Junk removal
Some car repair
Painting
Roof repair
Fencing and fence repair
Driveway sealing
Tin roof sealing
And painting
Metal fabrication
Low rates
Print: LN, framed and matted, 31 x 42, Vic-
torian Lunch, have original receipt $111.
Call 540-550-6674
Crossbow (Similar to Bowfex) Good
Condition $125. Call 540-622-2424.
High-def projection TV for sale. 50-
inch Toshiba. 5 years old, New lamp,
Excellent condition. $250. Call #540-
869-7571. Love Seat for sale. Floral
print cushions with wicker trim. Good
condition. $50. Call 540-869-7571
6/28)
White Crosley heavy duty washer with
20 lb. capacity. Good Condition. $100.
Please call 540-336-9531 after 6PM.
30 NATURAL GAS RANGE four years
old - white $125. Call 540-869-3506
(8/9)
100 year old wooden headboard, cookie
jars all prices, 100 year old wicker baby
stroller, 50s Schwiin girls bike, needs
tires. Call 540-662-9023
Consew Blind Hemmer Sewing Machine,
complete with manual and needles.
Sew a hem in less than a minute. Won-
derful machine for alterations or deco-
rator business. $300. 540-675-3508
(9/20)
Thomas Kinkade Telafora Teapot
Home is Where the Heart Is II $10.00
(9/20)
Christmas Holly Holiday Pattern Never
Used/In Box. $25/ea. Salt & Pepper
Shakers, Soup Bowls, Dinner Plates,
Cookie Jar, Sleigh (Votive Candle used
- cleaned out), Disney Winnie the Pooh
Simply Pooh Figurines $20/ea. Call
540-869-4236 (10/4)
Love Seat for sale. Floral print cush-
ions/pillows. White wicker trim. Good
condition. $40. Call 540-869-7571
(10/4)
Console tv with wood cabinet $50 or bo
Hitachi 56 HD Projection tv $200. 24 tv
$45 obo 540-868-9226 (10/18)
Eli Terry Pillar & Scroll Clock, circa 1805,
Mahogany, serious inquiries only. Call
540-869-3333. (11/02)
Caleb Davis Tall-Case Well-Documented
Valley Clock, 8-day bell strike, serious
inquiries only. Call 540-869-3333.
Mink Coat, full length, Size 12, gorgeous
brown mahogany. Serious inquiries only.
540-869-3333
PIANO, electric, digital. Technics PCM
Digital Ensemble PR50V Price: $1,000
(25% of original price), Model SX-PR50V,
Owners Manual, Full size keyboard,
Never needs tuning, with bench, music,
and manualsOriginal owner, like new -
540/869-8649 or DUNLOCH@GMAIL.COM
Commercial Space for Lease. Prime Lo-
cation in Historic Downtown Strasburg.
Pre-Civil War Building with Period Res-
toration. Log and Brick with Wide Plank
Floors. New 3 Zone Heat/Air. 4 Exte-
rior Doors. 110 N. Massanutten Street.
Monthly Rent $1,500.Off-street parking
available. Call Lisa 540-465-6626
11/16)
Entertainment Center: Light Oak with
glass doors. (64 wide X 58 high X 23
deep) Very good condition $300.00
540-723-0285 (12/13)
7 Foot Air Hockey Table by Harvard.
Brand New! $200.00 540-723-0285
(12/13)
Bassinet: Travel bassinet by Delta with
canopy and locking wheels. Very clean
like new condition. Does not have stor-
age tray on bottom. $30.00 540-723-
0285 (12/13)
Rotisserie oven: Baby George, Model
GR59A Used only once-very clean, like
new condition. No box. $50.00 540-
723-0285 (12/13)
Chestnut Wood Doll Bed: 33-1/2 Long
by 20 Wide (scaled down version of
regular bed) Large over size quilt custom
made; Dust ruffe; Two pillows; Mattress
(I will e-mail picture to you if you would
like to view it on line) $250.00 - Phone:
(540) 635-9748. (12/13)
I have a fourpost dark wood bedroom
suite for sale price is 250.00 This in-
cludes head and foot board,,chester
dresser,,dresser and mirror.Also have for
sale bookcase headboard with rails for
75.00. Please call 540-868-2428 if in-
terest. (01/10)
Hardware and fxture sale Thursday, jan-
uary 10, 2012 10 a.M. To 3 p.M. Or by
appointment 540-635-9194 (melissa).
317 East main street, Front Royal.2 Out-
door sheds and multiple clothing racks
and tags, display cases/tables, shelving,
lighting, mannequins, etc. Etc. Selected
merchandise $1 per item or less. Even
some free items!
Misc
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Hammond Organ, 25 pedals, 2 manual
full-draw bars, mahogany, ec, serious in-
quiries only, 540.869.3333 (11/15)
1,100 sq.ft. offce space for rent in the
Winchester area. Call 540-974-6359
(6/28)
LUXURY APARTMENT available now for
the working professional. Completely
furnished, tastefully appointed, immacu-
late 1 BR, utilities included. Located in
historic district/Front Royal. Close to
shopping and I-66. Call Ms.Young 540-
635-3059,lease required. (11/29)
House with two fenced acres, double ga-
rage and three storage buildings. Three
bedrooms, two full baths, large 20 x
20 kitchen, Washer/Dryer, existing se-
curity system and closed in porch. Elec-
tric baseboard heat, stove & refrigerator
- Middletown, VA. Credit check required
- $1,400.00 Deposit/Month. 540-247-
9456 (12/13)
Wanted
1950s National Geographics magazines
540-869-3112 (10/18)
Small scooter & van lift Looking for a
donation. Please call Mary or Willis at
540-868-8800
Autos
1986 Ford truck with slide on camper,
extra set wheels, $2900. Call 540-839-
2827 (7/26)
Truck pipe rack for 8ft bed $125.
Call 540-665-0463 (10/18)
89 GMC - PU shortbed located in Fred
Co (12/13)
1998 Ford Windstar GL Minivan, captains
seats, 7 passenger, all extra features,
well maintained. $2200.00 Call 540-
868-0058 (12/13)
2002 Ford Focus SE 5 speed, one
owner, mostly highway miles well
maintained, runs great. 222,000
miles, $1500. 540-869-1815. (11/15)
1997 Mazda B2300 pickup truck 5
speed, manual steering, runs great,
170,000 miles, $1100. 540-869-1815.
(11/15)
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2. England
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4. The Lizard King
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1. In 2010, Texas Josh Hamilton
became the third Ranger to lead the
A.L. in batting average for a season.
Name either of the other two.
2. Who is the all-time leader in sto-
len bases for the Toronto Blue Jays?
3. Name the first team to win 15
games in a regular season once the
NFL went to a 16-game schedule in
1978.
4. Which was the lowest-seeded
mens basketball team to win a game
in the 2011 NCAA Tournament (not
counting the First Four games)?
5. When was the last time Cana-
dian-based NHL teams won at least
five consecutive Stanley Cups?
6. In 2011, Tony Stewart became
the second driver to win the first two
races in NASCARs Chase playoff
format. Who was the first?
7. Roger Federer holds the record
for most singles titles won at the ATP
World Tour Finals. How many has he
captured?
Answers
1. Julio Franco hit .341 in 1991, and
Michael Young hit .331 in 2005.
2. Lloyd Moseby, with 255.
3. San Francisco went 15-1 in
1984.
4. No. 13 Morehead State beat No.
4 Louisville.
5. Canadian-based teams won sev-
en Cups in a row between 1984 and
1990.
6. Greg Biffle, in 2008.
7. Six, including in 2011.
1. Name the girl group that had hits
with Mama Said and Baby Its
You, and give the year.
2. What was Tom Jones first hit?
Bonus: Where was he born?
3. In what year did Kiss give its first
concert? In what city?
4. Which female artist had hits with
Love to Love You Baby and Try
Me, I Know We Can Make It?
5. Who penned and released Give
Peace a Chance?
6. Name the group that wrote and
released The Metro.
Answers
1. The Shirelles, both in 1961. The
songs reached No. 4 and No. 8 on the
chart, respectively.
2. Sir Thomas John Woodward saw
his first U.K. chart topper with Its
Not Unusual in 1965, which was
only the second song released by the
Welsh-born singer. It reached No. 10
in the U.S.
3. In 1973, at the Coventry in
Queens, N.Y. There were few people
in the audience, its said.
4. Donna Summer. The extended
version of Try Me on her 1976
Love Trilogy disco album ran 18
minutes.
5. Former Beatles John Lennon
wrote the song in 1969, his first solo
effort. It only reached No. 14 on the
chart.
6. Berlin, in 1982.
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