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Belle Grove,

40th Anniversary for

local business

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Middletown

Council meets

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Fred. Co/Winc. re,rescuedepts. jointogether orresearchssake

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Fred. Co:Calling all

outdatedelectronicequipment...

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Tousands joined the un at Belle Grove on Saturday, May 7 or the 16th annual Ale & His

wo bands played music that was heard or miles as ans enjoyed tasting the diferent ales able. Food vendors were on hand to eed the masses with tasty treats rom around the glo


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Quick Hits

By Samantha Mazzotta

Furniture Repair

Q:Do you have any tips onmaking affordable repairs towood furniture around the house? A Reader, via e-mail

A:There are so many differentproblems that can occur withfurniture, and so many fixes, that itwould be tough to list them all. Hereare a few common issues with furni-ture finishes:

Stains White stains on shellacor lacquer finishes are usually causedby water. Black spots under the fin-ish can be caused by water damageor ink. Other staining material likecrayon, grease or lipstick can mar anywood finish.

Discolorat ion A white haze overlacquer or shellac finish also is causedby moisture.

Marks Gouges, scratches and

burns that cause physical damage toeither the finish or the wood, or both.So, how does one fix any or all of

these common furniture ailments?There are a number of different waysto repair damage to the finish or thewood surface. I would recommendpicking up a book on furniture repairand restoration to get a general idea ofthe best ways to fix different types ofwood and different types of finishes.

Meantime, you can prepare yourselfto tackle minor finish issues by keep-ing the following items in your toolkitor workshop: Sandpaper in several fine and

super-fine grades

Steel woolBuffing material (

or a buffing attachmentLiquid furniture polMineral oil and/or lDenatured alcohol Wood stain (a sm

matching the color of yFinish (a small con

ing the type of finish oture)Wax furniture stickThese basic items w

to tackle small stains under the finish. Youll quickly touch up scratc

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Gov. Bob McDonnell May 4,signed House Bill 1500, the ap-propriation bill amending the010-01 biennial budget. Tegovernor made one line-itemveto, eliminating Budget Item 13.Te veto reduces state unding opublic television and public radiostations by $44,001 in scal year01.Speaking about his veto o public

television and radio unding, Gov-ernor McDonnell commented, Iwant to commend the Virginialegislature or the great work theydid during the 011 General As-sembly Session to pass the appro-priation bill on time, with strongbipartisan support, and with an

overwhelming majority o mybudget recommendations. Teserecommendations were madeto encourage economic growth,

streamline government, and en-sure we are adequately undingessential government serviceslike public saety and education.When I took oce, I pledged toreocus state government on itscore unctions by inding waysto make government more e-cient and eective, and to wiselyspend the hard earned money oVirginia taxpayers. Tat is why, inreturning the signed appropria-tion bill, I have decided to reducethe appropriation made to publictelevision and radio stations. Intodays reemarket, with hundredso radio and television programs,government should not be sub-sidizing one particular group o

stations. We must get seriousabout government spending. Tatmeans unding our core unctionswell, and eliminating spending on

programs and services that shouldbe let to the private sector. Tis is

a smart, practical budgeting deci-sion to make Virginia governmentsmaller and more ecient and savetaxpayer dollars.

Paranormal Radio Show available onlineMay 5, BBCs (British Broadcasting Company)

Michael Brooker, prinicipal psychic joined orceswith John Rossi, chie investigator and oundero Shenandoah Shadows paranormal investiga-tive team or a paranormal radio show broadcastrom Historic Jordan Springs.I have been a medium or around 30 years

now, and this could be the biggest thing thatwill ever happen. Imagine how big Lourdes isnow as a ground o spiritual healing; well, thisis going to be [amazingly] bigger than that,Brooker said.he show is available online at blogradiotalk.

com/universeotheunknown.

Riverton United Methodist Church welcomesmembers to enjoy a pancake breakast at their elBreakast enthusiasts can enjoy some hot cakes S14, rom 8 a.m. until 1Adul ts eat or $6 and

and under eat or $3. Owill be pancakes, sausageggs, sausage gra- vy, juicProceeds rom this event the United Meth- odistFarley Scholarship Fund and the Divine Dining Ki

Giant Semi-Annual booTe Friends o Samuels Public Library in Front Roya

everyone to their Giant Semi-Annual book sale Ma10 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. A swill be avai albl e or FrieMay 1 r om 5 p.m. unPlea se help the library p

sale by donating gently wanted books between n30. DVDs and vid- eos aredonations. extbooks, or Readers Digest condensed be accepted.

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Lethal inject

Detecting Alzheimers

in Earliest StageResearchers are moving ahead

in their quest or a treatment orAlzheimers disease. For the rsttime since 1984, theyve come outwith a new set o guidelines.

It used to be that there was nodiagnosis o Alzheimers untilthe patient experienced completedementia. wo years ago, research-ers rom around the world cametogether to pool all their inorma-tion and to rethink how theyveapproached the care o those withAlzheimers, as well as learn newways to diagnose it sooner.

From those eorts, researchers

have been able to identiy threespecic stages o the disease: pre-clinical (brain changes that canshow up as much as 10 years inadvance), mild cognitive impair-ment (some mental declines thatthe patient and others can notice)and Alzheimers dementia. Mildcognitive impairment doesnt al-ways become Alzheimers.

he new guidelines allow ora diagnosis much earlier, beore

there are even symtreatment might stilTe earlier diagnosuse o physical changers) seen in brain fuids and blood pro

Tis doesnt mean a cure or Alzheimer

mean that researchthe new inormationa cure, or at least a tthis point, researchersclinical trials, on thebiomarkers to try twhich are specic toment o Alzheimers change.

By learning just hrst steps o Alzheimresearchers can develwill slow the progressat a much earlier poi

For more inormzheimers disease andat the new guidelinAlzheimers Associa

at www.alz.org or call7-3900.

Matilda Charles recannot personally anquestions, but will them into her columpossible. Write to hKing Features WeeklyBox 536475, Orland6475, or send e-mail [email protected].

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Changes made in drug o choice or executBy Alissa SmithVirginia Statehouse News

Death row inmates Ricky Greyand Jerry Jackson may acedeath with a new lethal drugcocktail when their executiondays come.A recent shortage o the anes-

thetic used in lethal injections,sodium thiopental, has causedmany states, including Virginia,to rethink its protocol. heVirginia Department o Cor-rections said it would use thealternative drug pentobarbital.Virginia now has 10 inmates on

death row. Inmates may choseelectrocution or lethal injec-

tion; however, the state has de-aulted to lethal injectionsinceit was introduced Virginia in1995, according to the Depart-ment o Corrections.he Department o Correc-

tions would not comment onwhy the decision to change topentobarbital was made now.Brian Gottstein, communica-tions director or AttorneyGeneral Ken Cuccinelli, said noexecutions are scheduled.Sodium thiopental is the irst

o a three-drug cocktail used inmost states or lethal injections.It acts as a general anesthetic to

prevent the body rom eelingthe pain o the third drug thatultimately causes a atal heart

attack.he Department o Correc-

tions said in a news releasethat the courts have approvedpentobarbital, which has beenused in executions in severalother states.Gottstein said that ederal

courts throughout Virginiahave approved the three-drugprotocol.We are conident that the

change to allow the drug pen-tobarbital to be substituted orsodium thiopental in the proto-col will be ound to be consti-tutionally acceptable, as well,Gottstein said in an email.However, Steve Northup, ex-

ecutive director o Virginiansor Alternatives to the DeathPenalty, said, he very shortand very uninormative pressrelease raises a whole host oquestions.Virginians or Alternatives to

the Death Penalty is statewideorganization opposed to thedeath penalty and educates Vir-ginia residents on alternativesto the death penalty.He said no state-level court

has approved pentobarbital oruse in executions, though he isaware that Ohio and Washing-ton state use it as a one-drug

protocol, while Oklahoma usesit as an alternative to sodiumthiopental.

What research has the De-partment o Corrections done,

i any, concerning the use othis drug? From what I can tell,it has been used, but only in asmall amount o executions. Itsexperimental in executions,Northup said.Richard Dieter, executive di-

rector o the Death PenaltyInormation Center, said severalstates seem to be switching thedrug combinations used in le-thal injections.he Death Penalty Inorma-

tion Center is a nonproit or-ganization that researches andcollects data about the deathpenalty.

I think that changing to pen-tobarbital is a step o neces-sity, Dieter said. But it wouldbe better to look at the wholeprocess.Dieter said the shortage o

sodium thiopental would haveprovided an opportunity or

the state to look ininjections are han

he problem is tprobably be contthe three drug prosaid.Northup said he

state to announce date or Ricky Grand shortly ater sJerry errell JacksGray was convi

counts o capitaRuby and Stella Hamond in 007. Gracomplice were chaother murders incand Stellas pareGray was convicte

counts o capital mJerry Jackson wa

o the 003 murdrobbery o Ruth Phliamsburg.heyre getting

executions later ththup said.


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Belle Groveo advertise in Frederick County Report please contactAngie Buterakos: [email protected] 540-683-9197or Alison Duvall: [email protected] 540-551-07

Belle Groves cup runn

over with Ale & HistoryBy Lorie ShowalterFrederick County Report

In stark contrast to the preter-natural calm and quiet that usuallysurrounds the Belle Grove Planta-tion most every day o the year,this past Saturday the lawn andelds thronged with the sounds othousands o revelers. More thanthree thousand people attendedthe 16th Annual O Ale and His-tory Beer Festival May 7 and theweather was perect.We have more people here than

ever, we have the largest beer se-

lection than ever and the largestRugby tournament in Virginiahere today, Events and ProgramCoordinator Cora Gnegy said.Gnegy said they had run out o

their ,500 commemorative beertasting glasses and had gone intotheir second reserve o backupglasses by 3:30 p.m.

When asked about the brie 15minute window o rain that hadarrived around p.m. Gnegy saideven that didnt cause a blip in theestivities.It was perect because it hap-

pened during the band change andno one seemed to even notice!Cazhmiere perormed rom

11:30 a.m. to :30 p.m. and Mod-ern Tieves was on stage rom 3p.m. until closing at 6 p.m. Peopleat the event had such a good time,they could be heard debatingwhich was the better band. Ex-cited ans were able to carry the

debate on the better band well intothe evening.Belle Groves theme O Ale and

History was aptly taken rom the17th century poet Robert Corbet,Mine host was ull o ale andhistory.Standing under one o the oldest

trees on the back lawn and listen-

ing to the poundingstrands and strong vern Tieves, one cobut chuckle at the vbetween the ormehabitants o several ago and the lively thing, dancing, eatingon the grounds that doubt, the combinatHistory was at its msuccessul interpretapoet could have eveTe pasture was ll

with cars, the lawnscapacity with guest

vendors were kept nwith lines o hungrythat was only on thOn the back lawn, breclining and enjoyicrowds were barelythey stood in line

Ben of RoyalSiam

Catering ex-

pertly

stirring food

and dolingit out for his

customers

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40 years of unique historNot Just a Furniture Store

By Rachel HammanFrederick County Report

Tis year, Valley Furniture Coun-try Interiors is celebrating 40 yearsin the antique business. Tey areprobably one o the best keptsecrets in the area with regard toantique stores. Many people wholive in the Winchester area arentaware that such a store exists so

close to them.Owners Al and Marlene Man-

gum started out opening up aurniture stripping store in whatsome long-time local residentsmay remember as the WolvertonAuction House. he husbandand wie duo were interested inantiques and they gradually ex-panded their business into whatit is today an upscale countryantique store that boasts a highcolonial look with accessoriesto match any dcor. Marlene isoriginally rom upstate New Yorkand her husband is rom this area.Beore opening up their store

near Stephens City, they lived inMaryland. One o their avoritethings about this area is the richhistory.Marlene said she and her hus-

band started out doing urniturestripping in 1970. As their busi-ness expanded, they began selling

om Seely Reproductions, urni-ture which was made in BerkeleySprings, West Virginia. om Seelyurniture is now known as GatCreek urniture. Valley FurnitureCountry Interiors continued togrow until they became one o thepremier antique stores in the area.Marlene wants people to knowthat their business is not just aurniture store. Tey sell a variety

o accessories that are popularwith people o all ages. Someo their most popular items arechandeliers and Colonial outdoorlighting. Tey have several designso outdoor lanterns available.Tey also sell a lot o forals andwreaths. Marlene says anybodywho loves Colonial Willamsburgwould like their store. All o theurniture they sell is American-made. Windsor chairs are anotherpopular item available at ValleyFurniture Country Interiors. Pew-ter and Redware pottery are also aavorite with customers.Te interior o the store is charm-

ing and makes you eel as i youhave gone back in time. As Mar-lene says, their antiques andaccessories are not cutesy but very unique. Marlenes daugh-ter, Brenda Miller, who with herhusband owns Te Miller Housenext door, says her mom is very

selective in the items she sells. Teatmosphere o Valley FurnitureCountry Interiors is inviting andthe music is relaxing. Te moodis just right to heighten the enjoy-ment o your antique shoppingexperience. Much o the antiqueurniture you will see in the storeis dark brown or black. DaughterBrenda says, Beore Pottery Barn,there was Valley Furniture Coun-

try Interiors.Both mother and daughter

agree that their customer baseis well-rounded. Marlene indsher younger customers are inter-ested into the neat accents sheoers, and her older customersare looking or items that wouldgo with the dcor they alreadyhave in their homes. Brenda saysher moms store has becomea destination store or manypeople. hey have customerswho come rom New York just tobuy their urniture. Brenda helpsher parents with marketing theirproducts and was instrumental

in creating their website. Shecalls her parents store a one-stop shop because there is sucha wonderul variety o urnitureand accessories. Tere are uphol-stered chairs and high back soas,pottery, solid wood urnitureand a wide selection o lighting.Valley Furniture Country Interi-ors in an exclusive dealer in thisarea or Johnston Benchworks,which makes upholstery materi-als. While Valley Furniture doesntupholster urniture themselves,they can order upholstery materialor their customers. Marlene saysthat most o their customers nd

out about them through word omouth. Tey have a mailing list oaround ,000 people. Brenda addsthat i customers dont nd exactlywhat theyre looking or at ValleyFurniture Country Interiors, theymay nd something they like inTe Miller House and vice versa.For 0 years, Valley Furniture

Country Interiors has had threeyearly special events. In the spring,they have an open house. In the

autumn, they have a all estival.At Christmastime, they also havean open house. In November andDecember, Valley Furniture Coun-try Interiors is open all week long.Tey have many items that wouldmake great gits or any occasion.Some people have told Marlene

that they like cominbecause they get deand inspiration roway her store is decotheir customers whin this area but has

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Horse ShowSkyline Riders Horse and Pet 4-H C

is sponsoring a FUN SHOWProceeds to benet Relay For Lie

Sunday, June 5th, 2011Warren County Fairgrounds horse rin

I rain..Show will be held in the Fair B

Start time: 10:00 am

$4 per class or $20 all day.

Dessert classes throughout the day

Trophies for divisions, and costum* Junior division: 9-13 * Senior division:

* Adult: 20 and over * Pets on leash o

* Helmets required or 19 and unde* Current Negative Coggins, within one * Bake sale, lunch items and drinks or

If you or your business would

like to sponsor a class, please contac

Debbi Garrett540-422-1625

or

Julie Cisler540-664-1300

Virginia Tech, Warren Co. Extension Ofce and the 4H program, Warren Co. FairgrRiders Horse & Pet Club, nor anyone volunteering and associated with show ev

responsible or any accidents or injuries to spectators, participants or horses or a


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On the Road Driving SchooGarland T. Williams, Owner

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Winchester, Frederick County Fire and Rescue

Departments chosen to participate in a statewide sthe Virginia Fire Chies Asso-

ciation (VFCA) announced thatthe City o Winchester and Fred-erick County Fire and RescueDepartments have been jointlyselected as one o 0 depart-ments in Virginia to participatein a ederally-unded program todevelop a irst-o-its-kind modelto achieve and sustain adequatelevels o ire and emergencyservice volunteer staing. heVolunteer Workorce Solutions(VWS) program is being led bythe Virginia Fire Chies Asso-ciation, who identiied the needor departments in Virginia toseek new solutions to addresscontinuing downward trendsin volunteer staing levels. heVFCA secured the unding roma Staing or Adequate Fire andEmergency Response (SAFER)Grant.Research and data collected by

the VFCA since 004 has shownthat staing issues in volunteerire departments is consistentlythe #1 issue acing ire depart-ments in Virginia. A 010 Virgin-

ia Fire Service Needs AssessmentSurvey conducted by the VirginiaDepartment o Fire Programs,ound that 67% o all surveyrespondents reported the needor more volunteer ireighters.he VWS program will work toidentiy and address recruitmentand retention challenges acingvolunteer ire departments whilehelping the departments andelected oicials in eectivelyplanning their uture emergencyresponse systems.Over the last several years, it

has been very tough or many iredepartments throughout Virginiato recruit and retain volunteersor a variety o reasons, saidChie Jack Jones, VFCA Presi-dent. Most volunteer ire de-partments are constantly strug-gling to bolster their volunteerworkorce in order to providethe optimum level o protectionor residents. he participatingdepartments -- and their com-munities -- are really steppingup to provide leadership on thisissue, not just or Virginia, but

or volunteer ire departmentsthroughout the nation.Winchester Fire and Rescue

Department is comprised oour volunteer ire and rescuecompanies within the City oWinchester. Four volunteer com-panies typically recruit twentyto twenty-ive volunteers on anannual basis. Winchester Fireand Rescue Department pro-

tects 7,000 to 46,000 citizensand visitors during the daytimehours. In 010, Winchester Fire

and Rescue responded to a totalo 5,539 calls.Frederick County Fire and

Rescue Department includes atotal o eleven volunteer ire andrescue companies comprised oapproximately 550 operational,administrative and auxiliary vol-unteers. Over the past ew years,recruitment campaigns have

yielded over ninety citizens peryear that have had an interest injoining volunteer companies. In010, however, a considerabledecline in interest was notedwith only ity-ive citizens pur-suing an interest in giving backto their community through a

volunteer ire and rescue com-pany. Depending upon station,the average number o volun-teer members that join eachcompany per year can rangeanywhere rom three to eight.he Frederick County Fire andRescue Department protects inthe region o 75,000 residents. In010, Frederick County Fire andRescue Department respondedto approximately 9,339 alarms.A total o twenty departments

were selected by the VFCA toparticipate in the year-longeort based on geographic

inormation, population, iredepartment statistics, and aninterest to participate by thecommunity. en departments

will engage in a Inormation Systemmentation study wtechnology to take at the communitytics and create a utor recruitment anhe other ten depserve in a control ging in a traditionacampaign.he City o Win

Frederick County Fcue Departmentsten departmentswork with the VFCSegmentation studmeasure demograpand economic databest way to recruit a volunteer emergeworkorce. he bstudies is that, like munities have pthat can be analyzthe characteristics awill attract a viableable volunteer ireorce. It is intendestudies will providor the individual cshow the current area and suggest rtions that can urt

the recruitment aability o volunteer

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Middletown Couo advertise in Frederick County Report please contactAngie Buterakos: [email protected] 540-683-9197or Alison Duvall: [email protected] 540-551-07

The Annual Newtown

Heritage Festival

www.stephenscity.vi.virginia.gov

Free Admission and Parking

Battle of the Bands

at the Commons Fri. May

27th at 6 pm-9 pm

Live Music on

Sat. will feature:

Sherando H.S. Jazz

Band, Explicit Faith,

Canyon River Band, Back

Creek Valley Boys, &

Something Else Band

will be held at the Commons on

Main Street in Stephens City, onSaturday May 28th.The Newtown Heritage Festival will

be featuring 2 new commemoratives

this year, a Paperweight displaying

the Battle of Newtown and an

Ornament of the Look Out Tree.Available NOW at Stephens CityTown Hall for only $12.00 each!

TRADE IN Your OldOutdoor Wood FurnaceFor up to $3500 off a

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to Illinois still likthe store when s

area. She noted are no antique Valley FurniturInteriors wherein Illinois.Valley Furnitu

try Interiors is lRoute 11, just sodrive-in movieValley FurniturInteriors oers delivery and eurniture. heyWednesday thrurday rom 9 a.p.m. and on Sun1 p.m. until 5 p

can be reached a11 and their valleyurniturecoriors.com.

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Cal Ripken 10-year-old

World Series website launchedhe oic ial website or

the Cal Ripken 10-year-oldWorld Series, presented byWachovia, A Wells FargoCompany, will be held Au-gust 13-0 on Yost Field inJim Barnett Park.o spread the word and to

assist the teams traveling toWinchester or the WorldSeries, the Winchester Parksand Recreation Departmentis proud to announce thelaunch o the oicial 011World Series website. Com-plete with inormation aboutpurchasing tickets, the Win-chester community, events, volunteer ing , requentlyasked questions and becom-ing a sponosr, this websitewill be sure to give localresidents and visitors all theWorld Series inormationthey need to take part in thisun, community event.As the tour nament ap-

proaches and the teams qual-

iy or the World Series more

inormation will be added,such as the game schedule,tournament bracket andteam photos.he Oicial World SEries

headquarters, WinchesterParks and Recreation can bereached at 1001 E. Cork St.,Winchester, VA, 601 or bycalling 540-66-4946. Visitthe website today at win-chestervaworldseries.com.

Electronics recycling is oered the second Saturmonth rom 7 a.m. until 1 p.m. and the ourth Weach month rom noon until 4 p.m. at the landconvenience center! (Wednesday collections will nNovember and December due to the holidays.)Electronics such as computer monitors, lap tops,

adapters, dry cell batteries, processors, keyboards, televisions, VCRs, ax machines, copiers, scannerselectric typewriters, telephones, answering macrecorders, camcorders, cameras, stereos and speaccepted during special collection events.Tere is a small ee to cover the proper disposal

taining computer monitors and television screens. - $1; $0 or wooden consoles. Monitors - $8. UPother electronics are accepted ree o charge!!Monitors and television screens are not landlled

als are trucked out o the area and dismantled or rworking microwave ovens should be donated to a lBusinesses and residents are encouraged to particip

Company checks should be made payable to reasurCounty. Debit/credit cards are not accepted.

Gerald D. (Dave) Sinclair appointed tointerim position on Middletown own CouncilBy Sue GoldenFrederick County Report

Gerald D. (Dave) Sinclair wasunanimously appointed to illthe interim position on theMiddletown own Council,which became vacant due tothe resignation o John K.Owings. Mr. Owings movedoutside the own boundar-ies, and was no longer quali-ied to serve on the Council.Councilmember Sinclair pre-

viously sat on the Council orover 14 years. He has lived inMiddletown or over years.

In applying or the position,Sinclair stated that I bringprior experience as a councilmember, a positive attitudeand the willingness to listen totown citizens or the uture oMiddletown. Sinclair was theonly applicant or the seat. His

appointment was eective im-mediately, although Sinclairwas not at the meeting. Coun-cilmember Sinclair will serveuntil the next election.

In other news, the Middle-town own Council continuesto deal with budget woes.During a public meeting priorto the regularly scheduledmeeting, two local businessowners spoke out against aproposed $ .05 increase inthe cigarette tax. Ultimately,C o u nci lm em b ers C h a r lesHarbaugh IV, Donna M. G.Gray, and Mark Davis voted

against the increase, deeatingthe increase.

During the regularly sched-uled meeting, a number ocitizens spoke out against theproposed own budget, somehaving been given additionaltime by other citizens. he

comments ranged rom thesalaries o own employees,the hiring o add itional ownemployees, the duplication oservices between own andFrederick County, and a desireto return the own to Fred-erick County. he proposediscal year 011-01 budget,which was to be moved orthe third and inal readingon Monday, contains expen-ditures o $1,86,955.00, andrevenues o $1,78,809.00.Instead o a third and inalreading, a proposal was madeto return the budget to the

own Council or ur ther dis-cussion. Councilmember CarlH. Bernhards noted that theproposed budget was the re-sult o 100 people hours goingthrough the document line byline, and that the budget has tobe eective 14 days ater the

next own Committee Meet-ing. Regardless, the motionpassed to return the budgetto the Council or discussionat the May 17, 011, Commit-tee Meeting. CouncilmemberBerhards was the so le no

vote. h ree i nd i v i du a l s were

named to the Board o Zon-ing Appeals : James Hall , aprior member ; ommy Roher,a current member; and AnitaHolley. he three were unani-mously approved.

he Council again discussedwhether to move the voting

or the own o Middletownrom May until November, sothat voters could vote at the

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were moving ast as Dixie Bever-age, B.J. Sager, Inc. and PremiumDistributors doled out theircombined 60 plus brands o beerand ale.A witty Samuel Adams rep

introduced himsel as John andsaid, But you can call me Sam.Tat certainly made it easier orthose lined up in his tent espe-cially with the lie size SamuelAdams poster boy hailing beertasters towards his venue.

Cigars were in abundance at theestival as well with several cigar

vendors bringing their nest tothe event. John B. Hayes obac-

conist, Mathew Hayes o Win-chester was kept busy explaininghis various tobacco blends andsnipping the ends o cigars orthose standing in line or thatspecial taste. Hayes said o theevent, Nice crowd, nice weather,great event! Hayes never hada moment to sit down and hiscomment refected his busy, butlaid back and satised smile.Te ood, oh! the ood what

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aromas and mouth wateringculinary delights wating romthe ront grounds o the mansionthat mere words can conjure or

those not there to experience?Between the sweet scent oKettle Korn, Carousel reats,Fired Up Pizza, Castiglias, M&Concession, Royal Siam, ropi-cal Blend and Shaers Barbequecircling the ront ence andstrategically placed in ront othe hungry Rugby players, needmore be said?Fired Up Pizza has come a long

way since we ound them almosttwo years ago set up on Route 11during the Route 11 Yard Crawl.We had an exclusive interviewwith this amily at that time andson Josh was working the table

on Saturday and said theyd beat Te Plains May 1st and momreminded him also at the RockinRiver at Long Branch on June4th. he wood burning ovenmust have driven many a guestright toward their tent becausewe overheard the horried ex-clamation Youre out o pizza!?Fired Up didnt underestimatetheir inventory, many o theood vendors began to run outo staples around 5 p.m. evidencethat this years event was one oBelle Groves most successulenterprises.Ben o Royal Siam said its his

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Te day would not have beencomplete without a grand touro the main attraction, withoutwhich the event would not havebeen possible, and thats themansion itsel. While grand tourswere not set up or the event dueto the large number o peopleon the premises, the house wasset up so that those interestedcould peek into rooms to get aglimpse o a lie that once was

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Frederick County Public SchoolsAssistant Superintendent or In-struction Peter Vernimb says, TeSOL tests are one o the tools usedto measure the quality o our in-

structional program. Te tests areimportant because they are usedto determine whether studentsand schools are meeting the stateand ederal student achievementexpectations. In addition, highschool students must pass certainSOL tests in order to graduate.Preparation is one o the keys tosuccess on the SOL exams, and itsimportant that students take thetests seriously and are preparedto do well.Vernimb adds, eachers and

other school sta have workedhard all year to help students gaina strong knowledge o the materialthat will be included on the SOLexams. As

SOL testing begins, parents canhelp assure their children are pre-pared by reviewing the materialthats been covered in class. Inaddition, parents should be certaintheir children are getting enoughrest and are eating properly. Final-ly, we are asking parents to try toavoid planning doctor and dentalappointments and other activitiesthat would orce a student to missschool on test dates. Attendancein school is very important as SOLtests are being administered.

Parents can monitor their chil-drens progress in school by usingFrederick County Public SchoolsEdline program. Many teachershave posted SOL review materialon their Edline sites which can beaccessed by students and parents.Edline is a web-based programwhich enables parents to viewtheir childrens grades, classroomassignments and other importantinormation.In order to access Edline, parents

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Middletown Elementary School during the general elections,as opposed to its current practice o voting at own Hall.own lawyer, Stephen Butler, raised some legal questions

about the change. Several people expressed surprise; theybelieved Butlers oice had already approved the change.here was some discussion about whether to vote on themotion, or whether to w ait to hear rom Butler. he motionto continue to move toward the change was approved, withCouncilmembers Gray and Davis voting no.

he Council voted unanimously to approve a lease agree-ment between the own and Extreme Pyrotech nics or storagespace at 480 hird Street. Councilmember Harbaugh saidthe company will pay the the 4th o July ireworks in exchangeor the storage acility.

here were a number o motions to approve invoices notin the iscal year 011 budget. All o the motions passedunanimously.

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By Amanda IaconeVirginia Statehouse News

Lawmakers have several unan-swered questions as a team olegislative staers begins work-ing on a study o the states bal-looning violent sexual predatorprogram.Members o the Joint Legislative

Audit and Review Commissionon Monday received updates ona series o studies looking at waysto curb the programs growth.he violent sexual predator

program is expected to house300 convicted sex oenders instate-run treatment acility inNottoway County by this sum-

mer. A judge civilly commitsoenders to the program com-mitted ollowing psychologicalassessments and a series o legalreviews. Te commitments comeater the oenders complete theirprison sentences.Several oenders are committed

to the center each month atotal o 85 were committed thispast year. But because ew everleave the program, the number oparticipants quickly has reachedthe acilitys capacity, said JustinBrown, a JLARC sta member.More than 600 oenders are

on pace to be in the program by

016, he said.Delegate Johnny Joannou, D-Portsmouth, said he wants toknow whether the states assess-ment tool is eective and how itcompares to other states.While oenders are still in

prison, they are given a 10-ques-tion assessment and then scoredzero to 1. ypically, anyone whoscores 5 or higher continues to

the next step o determiningwhether they should be civillycommitted, Brown said.Brown said the study will evalu-

ate the challenges these oendersencounter when they return totheir communities. Many havea hard time inding housing,or example, because apartmentowners dont want to lease to sexoenders.Because nding housing is di-

cult, ew oenders never leave theprogram, which is the primaryreason the program is growingso rapidly, Brown said.Te study also will review the

costs o the program, whichBrown said includes more than

just housing and treatment. TeDepartment o Corrections,courts and attorney generalsoce all incur costs to run theprogram.Joannou said the study also

should look into how beingdeemed a sexual predator a-ects the oenders once theyleave the prison system. hedesignation bars many rom em-ployment at military installationsand shipyards.Delegate Harvey Morgan, R-

Gloucester, chided the programor allowing its security to costmore than it costs the state to

run a prison.I dont understand that. Tesepeople have already served theirtime. Tey ought to be more orless ree to move about within theour walls, he said.Morgan asked the sta also to

review whether the state has alegal obligation to continue treat-ing the oenders, i they are notresponding to the treatment. He

said that could justito detain them withcost o psychologicI certainly do no

people on the streei they are a danger he said.Sen. Janet Howe

questioned whethersentences would haon the pace that thare being committeBrown said the st

review alternativeing those cost andprogram more emembers plan to lother programs inor comparisons, bu

some states have bto release specicprograms.Te study also will

er expanding the rathat make an oendthe program has cthe programs growGov. Bob McDonn

or adding beds toprogram. He sougha second acility anthe acility in Nottduring the 011 sesLawmakers ultim

und the second treabut agreed to pay

the capacity o the toway. Tey also cthe study to detercurb the use o the Such programs ha

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 11r7 p.m. Te Magic LanternTeater, the Independent Schoolo Winchester and the Friends oHandley Library will co-sponsor ashowing o the documentary lm,

Waiting or Superman. Tis willtake place in the auditorium o theHandley Regional Library, 100W. Piccadilly St., in Winchester.Open and ree to the public, dona-tions appreciated.

SATURDAY, MAY 14r10 a.m.-2 p.m. Kick-ospring and experience outdoorliving by visiting Frederick Block,Brick and Stone at 1040 Martins-burg Pike in Winchester. heday will include three DIY clin-ics, brick oven pizza, grilled hotdogs, prizes and a moon bounce

or the kids.r1 p.m.-3 p.m. Energizekids health expo at Sherando HighSchool held by students workingon a Government Service Learn-ing project. his event is reeand or children school ages K-5.Energize will eature un games,guest speakers and displays bylocal businesses.r2 p.m. Te Magic LanternTeater, the Independent Schoolo Winchester and the Friends oHandley Library will co-sponsor ashowing o the documentary lm,Waiting or Superman. Tis willtake place in the auditorium o the

Handley Regional Library, 100W. Piccadilly St., in Winchester.Open and ree to the public, dona-tions appreciated.

SUNDAY, MAY 15r1 p.m.-5 p.m. Cut-A-Ton,and bake sale to beneit An-drea King, 4th grade aide at BassHoover, who suered a severestroke and is currently in rehab.$10 or a cut, all proceeds tobeneit Andrea and her amily.Visit Split Ends Hair Salon at 01Centre Drive, Suite 104 in Ste-phens City.

TUESDAY, MAY 17r7:30 a.m. Rotary Club oFrederick County will meet atShenandoah Unversity in theClement Board Room in AllenDining Hall. David Urso, directoro development or LFCC will bethe guest speaker.r4:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. Boysand Girls Club oering a ree six-week group or children ages 6-1to explore their eelings and learn

about sel-esteem, amilies andpersonal empowerment. Snacksto be provided. Call 540-667-6160to register.r5 p.m. Doors open at Middle-town Volunteer Fire and Rescue

or Bingo. Games begin at 7 p.m.in the social hall at the rear o thebuilding. Concessions sold byMVFR auxiliary.

FRIDAY, MAY 20r9 a.m. Virginia WorkorceConnection, 100 Premier Place,in Winchester. Learn more aboutcareer assessments, counseling,skills upgrading and training op-portunities. Call or more inor-mation, 540-7-3415.

SATURDAY, MAY 21r9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. Walkin

or Lie at the Old CourthouseMuseum on the walking mallin Winchester. Join us or acepainting, balloons, ood and a olkmusic concert by Revival.

SUNDAY, MAY 22r2 p.m.-5 p.m. Senior Citi-zen Prom in the Sherando HighSchool gymnasium.

TUESDAY, MAY 24r7:30 a.m. Rotary Club oFrederick County will meet atShenandoah University in theClement Board Room in AllenDining Hall. Rhonda Smiley will

be the speaker or day.

SATURDAY, JUNE 4r11 a.m.-3 p.m. MiddletownChili Cook-O and Car Showin Middletown Park. All chiliparticipants need to pre-register.Rain date is Sunday, June 5. Carregistration begins at 10 a.m., andthe chili cook-o at 11. Awards

at 3 p.m. General admission $5,registration orms and inorma-tion will be available online andat the town oice. For moreinormation call 540-877-4594.

SUNDAY, JUNE 5r3 p.m. Beneit concert atSCAA to raise money in order tosend supplies, water and ood toJapanese victims who survived therecent tsunami and earthquake.Concert to be held in ArmstrongHall on Shenandoah Universitysmain campus. Donations oood, sanitary items and personaldonations will be collected at thedoor.

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Kernstowns own praise band willperorm a mini-concert. SpecialGuest Speaker: Rev. Buzz Moore,Brian & Kelly Henshaw & CraigDurorWednesday, May 18th at 7:00pm:

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Vintage porcelain double sinkwith draining area on each side,measures 18 wide by 66 long.Faucets intact, housed in wood-en cabinet. Approximately 50years old, in excellent condition.(Removed from church kitchenbeing renovated.) $50.00 540-364-9773Wood loft bed. Includes bunkbed, desk, and dresser. All wood,very sturdy. Can be used as aunit or separately. EC. Picturesavailable upon request.$500 Deborah 540-869-8487

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dition, garage kept since pur-chased. Charger and cover in-cluded. $2,800 OBO.Call 540-667-2735Guitar, black, 6-string acoustic,exc. cond., $600. Guitar, Jack-son, 6-string electric, loaded,a screamer, $800. Keyboard,Yamaha Motif 77, full midi, exc.cond., $3,000. Keyboard, Ro-land RD 700 (88), exc. cond.,$2,800. Roland Fantom Synthe-sizer, loaded, $2,600. 92 Cadil-lac DElegant, 4-door, good en-gine, new tires, good paint, gray,$3,500. Call 540-869-3333Vending machine route for sale.Locations throughout FrederickCounty, VA. Nine established lo-

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Pet Hair Sheep lambs, they donot have wool so there is no needto ever shear! This breed hashair like a dog ,they shed out to asmooth coat in summer, just likedogs do. Females $200.00 Weth-ers $150.00 & Rams $300.00.Raised naturally with theirmothers,around human contactdaily, in Shenandoah County VA.We have even sold to childrenspetting zoo. Please email formore information,photos or to beput on our wait list. [email protected] Mens plus size cloth-ing for sale. Sizes 4, 5 and 6X.Good Condition. Urban wear.Many jackets also. Please call540-631-4552Handyman/repair/remodelingbusiness assets for sale. 200214 foot freightliner/sprinter vanfully loaded with tools. Ready torun business now. To much infor-mation to list so if you are inter-ested please email me $22,000for all or willing to split tools andvan. $18,000 for van and $4,000for tools. Call 703-930-3438 /[email protected].

Wedding Gown, size 10, neverworn, white form tting lace &

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a way around the law. In this case,theyve discovered a way to separatedesperate homeowners from theirmoney in a new wrinkle on mortgagescams.

Homeowners across the countryhave been receiving letters in the mailabout mortgage mass joinder law-suits. These letters promise to bringmortgage companies to their kneesin courts of law and to get mortgagesmodified, bringing relief to the hom-eowners who are on the verge of fore-closure. These letters are personalizedwith the name of the homeowner andthe mortgage company, as well as theamount of the loan. They claim to beable to stop foreclosures, get paymentsreduced and even get compensation. Naturally, huge upfront fees are

demanded $5,000 in most cases.Last fall, the Federal Trade Com-

mission tried to address consumermortgage scams with the MortgageAssistance Relief Services Rule. Thenew ruling says that 1) companiescannot demand fees until the hom-eowner has in hand a document fromthe lender that outlines an acceptablewritten offer; 2) the company must tell

the homeowner what hstop paying the mortgaers must be told that thto accept any offers (anpay the fees if they rejeccompany has negotiate

has to be disclosed, anpany must disclose thatthe government.

Attorneys are exempif they practice law, hathe state where the conthe property is, and comstate laws. Additionallyput fees paid to them in account.

The scammers worknew ruling? Theyreoffering mortgage modTheyre only offeringattorneys, and theyre hourly basis.

If youre finding it hamortgage, contact youThey dont want youMost of them want onfind a way to pay the deto work something out.

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It was British author Douglas Adams,best known or his Hitchhikers Guide

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1. What was The Ealing Club, andwhy was it famous?

2. Which group released BlitzkriegBop?

3. Which artist penned a book enti-tled In His Own Write, and when?

4. Name the group Joan Jett startedlong before The Blackhearts.

5. Who released Never Gonna GiveYou Up and when?

6. What do One Fine Day, Sh-Boom, Stagger Lee and Da DooRon Ron have in common?

Answers

1. Ealing was a jazz and R&B clubin London. Brian Jones, Keith Rich-ards and Mick Jagger met there for thefirst time in 1962 the birth of theRolling Stones.

2. The Ramones, in 1976. The recorddidnt even chart, but was No. 92 onRolling Stone magazines 500 Great-est Songs of All Time.

3. John Lennon, in 1964. The bookis still in print.

4. The Runaways, a girl group Jettfounded in 1975. Their big hit wasCherry Bomb in 1976.

5. Rick Astley, in 1987, on his debutalbum, Whenever You Need Some-

body. The song shot to No. 1 in 25countries. Astley retired (at the ageof 27) but came back in 2010 withLights Out.

6. They were dropped (!!) from the2010 update of Rolling Stones 500Greatest Songs List.

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By Samantha Weaver

Edwards Would Love

to ame Darlington

Carl Edwards has neverwon at Darlington Race-way. Ten again, hes neverarrived at the South Caro-lina track with the SprintCup point lead.

Darlington is NASCARsoldest superspeedway...and strangest. It is egg-shaped in that one side(turns 3 and 4) is markedlynarrower than the other.Te track itsel, in terms ousable asphalt, is narrowerthan any other. As such, it

is perhaps stock-car rac-ings sternest test.

Te rst time I went

to Darlington was in theruck Series, and I hadstudied tape with Je Bur-ton, Edwards recalled.Bobby Hudson was myspotter. He grew up right

around there, and hed seenraces there orever, and Imean, or a month lead-ing up to that race, I heardmore Darlington stories ...about how tough that trackwas, and learned about thehistory o it through mystudying o how to run astthere. o me, its a mythi-cal place.

o win there, to me,would mean a lot. It wouldbe huge. Ive been veryclose. Weve been ast inthe trucks, ast in the Na-tionwide car, really ast inthe Cup car, and have nev-er won a race there. Tats

a very important race tome.

A year ago, Edwards n-

ished 15th in the Show-time Southern 500, won byDenny Hamlin. Overall, hisrecord is solid: our top-10nishes in seven races, in-cluding a second place in

008 to Kyle Busch.So ar, Edwards, romColumbia, Mo., has n-ished sixth or better in sev-en o the nine Sprint Cupraces. He has a win andtwo poles. Hes also wontwice in the NationwideSeries.

Edwards leads JimmieJohnson, winner o thepast ve championships,by only nine points.

Right now ... its allabout winning races,learning and perormingwell enough to lock your-sel into the Chase, saidEdwards. For us to be

leading is un. It eels good,but its also about havinga little bit o insurance.

... Jimmie (Johnson) andthose guys have been do-ing really well.

Hopeully we can keepthem behind us. Tatwould be nice.

Monte Dutton covers mo-torsports or Te Gaston(N.C.) Gazette. E-mailMonte at nascarthisweek@

yahoo.com.

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