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Most writers are inspired by is-

sues they eel compelled to ad-dress. For Stephens City authorDave Dentel, the ongoing clashbetween science and aith notonly drove him to pen his new

bookit prompted him to launcha publishing company.

Tough in the works or morethan a year, Dentels Te GodImperative makes a timely ar-rival. Its message that aith aidsreason and protects civil libertiescomes when some presidentialcandidates are being criticizedor questioning certain scienticorthodoxies.As or his complementary ven-

ture, orming Hal A League On-ward Press, Dentel says he eelsortunate to begin doing businessin an accommodating locale.Frederick County seems riendlyto start-up companies, he said.Te process o ling a business

license was pretty straightor-ward, and the olks at the countyoces were very helpul. I only

hope I can return the avor bygenerating a heap o taxable in-

come.oward that end, Hal A League

Onward Press has posted TeGod Imperative or sale on Am-azon.com. Te book is also beingsold by Dentels ull-time em-ployer, Home School Legal De-ense Association, located in Pur-cellville. Dentel hopes in additionto approach Frederick Countybooksellers to see i they wouldbe willing to carry the title.And though his book addresses

issues now being discussed in thenational media, Dentel said hescertain it will resonate with localreaders.Our community is lled with

hard-working, amily-oriented

people o aith, he says. Teyappreciate science but dont nec-essarily think it should be usedby experts to attack religion andtraditional values.

Te God Imperative coun-ters the arguments o prominent

atheists who employ the theoryo evolution to insist that God isa hoax and religion a dangerouslie. Te book instead reveals howrecent scientic discoveries showthat the universe displays intri-cate design and makes belie ina creator more than reasonable.Its a debate that is still beingplayed out on the national stage,Dentel said, pointing out howexas Gov. Rick Perry was ridi-culed by some pundits when hedismissed evolution as a awedtheory and said he believed Godcreated lie. How people viewscience in relation to religious

belieespecially in terms omorality and ethicsmakes a bigdierence when it comes to ash-ioning government policy or lob-bying or certain laws.

And as a major eleproaches, he adds, t

becomes all the mo

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Pig Out at Thaand You May S

Eating a traditionaldinner with turkey andtoes makes consumersbuy on impulse, whictheir shopping on Blatorically one of the busping days of the year, aUniversity of Utah ma

sors.In We Are What We

Influence of Food CoConsumer Impulsivityand Himanshu Mishthe types of food conThanksgiving can influchoices; for instance wers buy on sales the nex

Most of us dont coeat to our subsequent Mishra said. Howeveshows that types of fookey, make people behasively. Such people arbuy products availableand will find it easier timpulsive urges and ch

In other words, if yospend less this holidaygood Thanksgiving me

And what about cuimpulse buying the oth

the year? Try protein shlike turkey have hightonin and also were foconsumers impulsespeople consume severatein drinks for breakfabe made aware that sreduce their impulsivHimanshu Mishra said

The authors suggest ers are made aware thatspecific foods can redproduct choice and recould use this informatheir behavior.

2011 King Features

Happy Tanksgiving

rom Winchester City1. Te City o Winchester local government oces will be closedTursday, November 24 and Friday, November 25 in observanceo Tanksgiving. Oces will reopen Monday, November 28 atregular business hours (8:00 am).2. Te Winchester ransit system will not be running on Turs-day, November 24 and Friday, November 25. Te regular sched-ule will resume on Saturday, November 26.3. Te Citys Reuse and Recycling schedule or the week o No-vember 21 is as ollows:

- Tursdays reuse collection is rescheduled or Wednesday,November 23.

- City-wide Yard Waste Collection is canceled on Wednesday,November 23.

- Fridays (November 25) reuse collection will take place on thenormal schedule.4. All street parking in downtown Winchester is FREE Tursday,November 24 through Sunday, November 27.6. War Memorial Building (Jim Barnett Park) Schedule:

- Tanksgiving Day: 8:00 am 12:00 pm- November 25: 8:00 am 5:00 pm

Happy Tanksgiving

rom Frederick CountyNovember 23: eCycle electronics recycling canceled.November 23: County oces close at noon or Tanksgiving.November 23: Board o Supervisors meeting canceled.November 24: Development Review and Regulations Commit-tee meeting canceled.November 25: Landll closes at noon or Tanksgiving.November 25: County oces closed or Tanksgiving.November 24: County oces and landll closed or Tanksgiv-ing.

Happy Tanksgiving

rom Stephens CityNovember 23: own Oce closes at Noon.November 24: own Oce closedNovember 25: own Oce closed

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Richard A. Rick Hodson, Sr.

Richard Alvin Rick Hodson, Sr., 67, o GerWV, died Sunday, November 13, 2011, at his morial contributions may be made to the BurOmps Funeral Home, South Chapel, 1260 FrontWinchester, VA 22602, or Hospice o the PanWaverly Court, Martinsburg, WV 25401.

Margaret L. Wiltshire

Margaret Francis Lowe Wiltshire, 93, o WVirginia, died Monday, November 14, 2011, in Medical Center. In memory o Margaret, thosmay make a contribution to a charity o their c

J. Alan Sloan

James Alan Sloan, 56, o Inwood, West Virgino Winchester, Virginia, died Monday, Novembin his home. Memorial contributions may be mAlan Sloan Memorial Fund, c/o Brian Sloan, 29 Inwood, West Virginia, 25428.

Rosemarie K. Bowen

Rosemarie Kettlewell Meenie Bowen, 81, oCity, Virginia, died Friday, November 18, 2011, iMemorial contributions may be made to Blue pice, 33 W. Cork St. Winchester, VA 22601 or Sao Jesus Catholic Church Building Fund, 130 KWinchester, VA 22601.

Tomas E. RitterTomas E. Ritter, 82, o Winchester, Virginia p

November 18, 2011 at Blue Ridge Hospice InpCenter in Winchester. Memorial contributions mto the American Cancer Society, 2654 Valley AvWinchester, VA 22601

Mary Virginia Haslacker

Mary Virginia Haslacker, 74, o Stephenson, November 10, 2011 at the Winchester MediHer uneral service will be held at a later date.

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Winchester Crime o the Week

Location: Hilton Garden Inn (150 Wingate Dr)and Wingate Inn (150 Wingate Dr)

Date o Crime: September 24, 2011ype o Crime: Larcenies rom VehiclesIn the early morning hours a suspect was seen

looking into vehicles on the lots o the Hilton GardenInn and the Wingate Inn. Later the vehicle ownersreported items missing rom their vehicles. Te sus-pect was described as a white male and about 6 tall.

I you should have any inormation in reerence tothis or any other crimes, please contact the CrimeSolvers Hotline at (540) 665 IPS.

Case # 11044165 11044184 1104431111044330

Ocers J. Andrews & Sanchez

Te Frederick County Sheris Oce is investigat-ing a burglary and grand larceny between September10 and September 13, 2011 at 330 Newlins Hill Road.Te victim reported that unknown suspect(s) orc-ibly entered his residence. Once inside, suspect(s)removed a LG 55 inch at screen V, black in color.Tis appeared to be the only item taken.

I you have any inormation regarding a suspector suspect vehicle in this incident, please contactthe Crime Solvers Hotline at (540) 665-IPS (8477).Inormation leading to the arrest o a suspect may

result in a reward o up to $1,000. Case #11005611Investigator Holmes D. Smoke

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ariq Oriental Rugs going out o busin

By Carol BallardFrederick County Report

ariq Khawaja, owner o ariqOriental Rugs, Inc., gazed around athis brilliantly colorul carpets andweavings last week. While keepinga positive business-like attitude, healso expressed sadness at ndinghimsel at the end o an era.

Te showroom at 213 E. Main St.will open and then close its doorsor the nal time on Dec. 31.

It was wonderul being in FrontRoyal. Tere are so many caring,honest people and thats what haskept us here or 12 years , he said.

But its time to make a changeand so the showroom aspect o thebusiness will be ending.

Im very sad about closing

down. We loved the town and thebusiness, but now its time to re-group, so Im making a generousoer to the community we havelived in or all these years, he said.

Everything in the store, includ-ing the huge inventory o one-o-a-kind, hand-knotted, wool and silkoriental carpets, will be 65 per cento until the last day o business.

Most o the carpets are romPakistan, Aghanistan, urkey,Kazakhstan, Persia (Iran) and theCaucasus Mts.

All made just or you, he saidwith a smile.

Te big discount comes romour desire to leave on a positivenote, he said, and added, It is veryhard on my heart, but I want totake a rest or a ew months. Wedlike to move to a place that at leastreminds me o Front Royal but witha bigger population.

Even though it will no longer beon Main Street, the business willcontinue and the carpet clean-ing and repair service will still beavailable. Prospective, current andormer clients may still purchaserugs and can call him on his cell

phone or about six months aterthe showroom closes.

I want to keep our clients hap-py, he said.

We will take everything let over

to our warehouse, an

decide i we want tstore, but well sit and our investment ceconomy gets better

He and his wie raised their three sonhe called the peaceronment, and naturatown, but now that ttheir way, all attendiin Maryland and Virghas changed somewthat his sons were althe area because thehere and have lots ories.

ariq has been in tness since graduating

sity o the Punjab Govlege in Rawalpindi, rst thing his ather w

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do was to learn rom the weavers inthe amily business.

He said that he sat with weavers,not so much to learn to weave, butto learn about the weavers minds,to see and understand their prob-

lems, needs, wishes and thinking,so he could do something betteror them.

I came to know things no oneelse knew and I thought that theleast I could do was help them to abetter lie, he said.

Te main reason or my athersending me there was that I shouldnever do anything wrong or toabuse them, he explained, andadded, mostly these people talkedto each other about hard times.

One thing he learned was howmuch work goes into producing arug.

A lot o things all come togetherto make up quality. One 8 x10 car-pet takes two persons eight to tenmonths to nish and no two car-

pets are the same, he said.Te weavers have a map o

how the carpet must be wovenwith dots representing how manystitches and what colors to use. Atrst they ollow the map, but ater

a while, they have it in their headsand dont need it.

Also, the nish o a carpet romcountries which have a 5,000-year-old carpet-making history is some-thing that cannot be reproduced bya machine or even rom China.

Teirs are typically rougher andthey cant reproduce the nish thatPersian rugs have. China producesthe silk but cant make the rugs likeIran, he observed.

Ater learning basics rom theweavers and nding out what theirconcerns and problems were, he

was sent to Japan. Tis was thelink to Front Royal. While in Japan,many o their clients were mem-bers o the military, expatriates,and employees o big oreign com-panies.

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No other products o Te J.M.Smucker Company are aectedby this recall.

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November 11 checkpoin

On November 11, 2011 the Winchester Police Deparducted two separate checkpoints in the late hours o Finto early Saturday morning. Te checkpoints werein the area o the 900 block o South Pleasant ValleyCedar Creek Grade and Harvest Drive. Te ollowing sulted rom these checkpoints.

Driving under the Inuence 3Driving Suspended 3No Drivers License 3Other rac Violations 6

Reckless Driving 1Possession o Marijuana 2Contributing to Delinquency o Minor 1Warrant Served 1Obstruction o Justice 1Underage Possession o Alcohol 1

Te Winchester Police Department will continue to ety checkpoints throughout the holiday season. Dribe reminded that driving under inuence is illegal andin incarceration and loss o driving privileges. Pleasponsibly.

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By Sue GoldenFrederick County Report

Gores Fresh Meats & Deli

Gores Fresh Meats & Deli locatedat 383 Fairax Pike in Stephens Cityis looking orward to continuing toserve the community at its newestlocation. As many know, the Goreshave been serving the area or over50 years. In addition to the StephensCity processing plant, the Gores have

a USDA certied plant and retail out-let in Edinburg. With the addition othe newest retail outlet, the Goresnow employ over 30 locals.

Te newest location run by indus-try veteran Je Dienst specializes inresh, local bee, lamb and pork. Teretail establishment also sells many

varieties o cheese, chicken salad, andlocal BBQ sauce, coleslaw and Amishbutter. According to Je, i you candream it, I can cut it.

So ar, Je is very happy with thestores reception. Its rst Saturday,over 90 customers patronized theshowed up. During Gores grandopening Je rang up close to 250people and gures another 250 peo-ple stopped by to browse.

Gores Fresh Meats & Deli is openMonday through Friday rom 10 am

to 6 pm and Saturday rom 10 am to5 pm. Call-in orders are always ac-cepted as are special orders or theupcoming holidays. Tey can bereached at (540) 869-1129, by emailat [email protected] or at www.GoresMeats.com.

Manhattan Beauty Lounge

Te Manhattan Beauty Lounge,640 Warrior Drive, Suite 104 in Ste-phens City is all about its customers.Owners Chris and Maria Circoloopened their Lounge in April 2008.Tey are both veterans o Class Actand otal E-Clips also in StephensCity. Te Lounge is styled ater itsowners; according to Chris, weare the Lounge. Chris says they aredown-to-earth, talkative and com-

ortable people. Te Lounge is socomortable that clients sometimecome to hang out just to relax beoregoing home which the couple thinksis terric. Te Circolos want to be a

part o their customers lives. Mariais rom Costa Rica, and speaks uentSpanish.

Te Lounge specializes in the cut-ting, coloring, and highlighting ohair, as well as updos, makeup, andwedding parties. Te stylists con-tinue to take classes to update theirskills, and to stay current. Te Cir-colos like to hire other riendly, talk-ative stylists; there are currently eightstylists at the shop.

Te Lounge stylists emphasize the

act that they need to get to knowtheir customers, their customershair and liestyle beore they under-stand how to cut their hair. Chrisrecommends three cuts beore any

decisions are made.must work, because tthe salon is open all dthe evening until midmeet the needs o cus

On a recent day, Mher day o and her bcommodate a new clianya Sibert asked Mhair because multiplemended her. Te twolike old riends beorment was over.

Te Circolos have ranging in age rom hope that someday twill work with them in

echnically, the L

Monday through Fridto 7 pm and Saturday pm. Walk-ins are welcan appointment.

Chris says the saloitable, current nanaside. Te Lounge suclos, two dogs and Ch

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they learn what the cobackground is in elemtion. He takes the claence and applies it texperience. Sneakersprogram as well as bschool programs.

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Sneakers recently mSportsplex to a new loCameron. Rod says this designed to handle

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Te Old Dominion is centerstage in the high-stakes battle orcontrol over the upper chamber othe US Congress, as Democrat imKaine vies or the seat now held byJim Webb, opposing ormer Sena-tor George Allen. In recent pollsthe race looks to be tight, due inlarge part to Kaines popularityrom his time as governor and theenergy o the ea Party balancingout. Te race is expected to re-main close all the way to electionday next November with ew ex-perts oering a solid prediction.

Kaine aces a tough climb be-

cause his name will appear justunder President Obamas name onthe ballot and Obamas approvalrating is still mired in the mid-to-low 40s nationally and in Virgin-

ia. Opposition to his healthcare

bill and his views on governmentspending have turned many othe independents and moderateRepublicans o Northern Virgin-ia that elected him last electionagainst him. Kaine will have trou-ble distancing himsel rom thePresident record, as he was at thetime chairman o the DemocraticNational Committee.

im Kaine has been criticizedin the past or being so vocal andopen about his Catholic aith andhis personal view that abortion iswrong. However, expect reworkson the social issues ront, as Kaineclearly states on his website thathe will oppose any eort to dis-

mantle the Roe v Wade decision.He has said in the past that ocus-ing on helping poor mothers is abetter way o solving the abortionproblem than by outlawing it and

criminalizing mothers and doc-

tors. Allen could gain traction onthis key issue or conservatives.Allen aces the dicult chal-

lenge o taking on a ormer gover-nor who was highly popular whenhe served. He will need to use theconservative energy that is brew-ing right now to push his voters tothe polls. In addition to abortion,expect Allen to highlight Kainesopposition to the death penalty,which Kaine says is based on hisCatholicism. Many Virginianswill not like this position or theassertion that Catholics should beagainst the death penalty. He willhope to ride a wave o conserva-tive passion to victory.

Te battle will be decided inNorthern Virginia, rom theShenandoah Valley toward the

limits o D.C. Afuent, educated

independents and moderate Re-publicans are the key swing votersin this area. Tey generally likeKaine, have a poor impression oAllen, but by and large disapproveo President Obamas agenda,while maintaining their ondnessor him personally. Tis shouldprove to make the race a tight andintriguing one to watch. Politicalprognosticators will have to be ex-tra careul in the days beore theelection when trying to pick a win-ner. At the moment, i orced topick, I would say Kaine wins whileObama loses the state, but bothby small margins. Independentsand moderate Northern Virginia

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can sponsor one ornament or $10.00or 3 or $25.00. We need your helpand support covering the tree in red,white and blue ornaments. Te or-naments will be approximately 6-8in diameter and will be a mixtureo red, white and blue. As a spon-sor, you will receive the satisactiono knowing that you are doing yourpart to help sponsor the own o Ste-phens City Veterans Memorial to belocated at the Newtown Commons.Te number o Christmas ornamentsand total raised or the VeteransMemorial will be announced at theChristmas on the commons on Sat-urday, December 3, 2011 rom 3:30to 5:30pm at the Newtown Com-mons during the tree lighting cer-

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40 units, including school marching bands, oats, ponies, antiquere trucks.Approximately 2,000 participants in the Parade line-up.Approximately 2,000 parade goers come to watch the parade.Approximately 400 people stay downtown to watch the ree Light-

ing.Tere is no admission ee or the evening estivities and it is open

to the public.Street Closures:

Cameron Street, between Cork and Piccadilly, will close at 6pm orthe line-up.Cameron Street, between Cork and Leicester, will close at 6pm or

school bus parking.Streets or parade route will close at 6pm and reopen ater parade

at approximate 8pm.Vehicles parked on parade route will be towed at 6:30pm.Movies on the Mall: Outdoor presentation o Shrek the Halls

starting at 6pm and will stop at 7pm but will have one more showingdirectly ater the tree lighting. Bring chairs and blankets.

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Friday November 25

6am Black Friday shopping on Loud-

oun Street Mall. Get up with the early

birds or a Black Friday shopping renzy!

Well, maybe not so renzied...i you want

to try a dierent Black Friday shopping

experience, check out the more relax-

ing environment o Old Town Winchester.

Bring your riends and amily and enjoy

this great holiday shopping tradition.

Beautiul window displays, decorations,

and our charming brick streets will make

you see that its beginning to eel a lot

like Christmas!

7am - 12pm Pancake and Sausage

breakast to benet Boy Scout Troop22 at

Stephens City Moose. Adults $5 and chil-

dren under 12 only $3. Featuring Gores

sausage.

10am - 4pm Walk o all that big holiday

dinner with a stroll through Belle Groves

historic grounds. Guides greet you in the

1797 Manor House, which surely hosted

its air share o amily celebrations. Bring

your amily & guests to partake in a bit

o history, do some great Christmas shop-ping, and enjoy a ne late all day together

at a special place. Admission: $9 Adults;

$5 Children 6 to 12 & National Trust Mem-

bers; Free or Belle Grove Members.

Saturday November 26

9am - 3pm Black Saturday shopping

event, Winchester ALOFT Hotel, Route 50

East, Winchester, VA. Holiday shopping

with craters and home business vendors

representing companies such as Close

to My Heart, Thirty-One, Scentsy, Lia

Sophia, Tasteully Simple, Willow House,

Dove Chocolates, Vantel Pearls, Creative

Memories, and MORE! Rafe Items and

Baked Goods or sale to benet the chil-

dren o Winchester Day Preschool, a non-

prot United Way agency providing quality

child care and preschool to children ages16 months and up. For more inormation

visit: www.WinchesterDayPreschool.org

1pm Guided Civil War Walking Tour o

Old Town Winchester Experience the Civil

War as a civilian in Old Town Winchester!

Learn about the citizens and the events

that took place in Winchester during that

stirring period o time. Make your reserva-

tion by calling (540) 542-1326, and meet

your guide at 2 N. Cameron Street. $5.00

per person, payable to your guide.

Sunday November 27

8:30am & 11am Pianist, Jim Hendricks,

Proessor o Music at Chicago State Uni-

versity, will be in concert at Kernstown

United Methodist Church, 3239 Valley

Pike, Winchester, VA 22602, There is no

admission charge (a love oering will be

taken). Hendricks is best known or his

recordings o classic tunes which he has

arranged in the styles o Rachmanino,

Liszt, Art Tatum and Oscar Peterson. He

will also be perorming some new Christ-

mas carols! For more inormation, call

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Monday, November 28

6pm Outdoor Holiday Movie: Shrek the

Halls Immediately ollowing Tree Light-

ing Ceremony, Loudoun Street Mall (1840

Courthouse lawn) FREE. Bring chairs and

blankets. Also showing ater Tree Lighting

Cermony.

7pm Old Town Christmas Parade. The

parade route is Piccadilly at Cameron to

let on Braddock St. to let on Cork St.

and nish at Loudoun St. Approximately

40 specialty units, bands and Santa will

be included. Dont miss this Winchester

holiday tradition. Tree Lighting Ceremony

immediately ollowing parade Loud-

oun Street Mall (at 1840 Courthouse)

Join Santa as he ocially lights the Old

Town Mall Christmas trees.

Tuesday November 29

7:30am Fran Ricketts is the program

speaker. Ms. Robin Owens and GIS stu-

dents are the eatured program. GIS stu-

dents rom throughout Frederick County

will talk about their internships. The Ro-

tary Club o Frederick County meets Tues-

day morning at Shenandoah University in

the Clement Board Room - Allen Dining

Hall. Invited guests, club members andvisiting Rotarians are welcome.

6pm Free Movie Night and Introduction

into the benets o Lie Coaching utiliz-

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ginia.com. RSVP required, space limited!

Friday December 2

7pm - 9pm Candlelight Tours and Open

House Experience a Conederate Christ-

mas at Stonewall Jacksons Headquar-

ters Museum. The house is decorated

or the holiday season and living history

interpreters will be throughout the house

and museum grounds. Enjoy some South-

ern hospitality in the house that General

Jacksons wie called their wartime home.415 N. Braddock Street Winchester. Visit

www.winchesterhistory.org or call (540)

662-6550. Open December 3rd rom 1pm

to 5pm.

6pm - 9pm First Fridays art walk on

Loudoun Street mall. On the First Friday

o every month, Old Town Winchester

plays host to artists with special gallery

events, musicians playing in restaurants

and caes, and many o our shops stay

open late. It is a great time to stroll our

historic streets and a great place to meet

new and avorite riends. Every month is

something a little dierent. For more arts

ino, go to: www.shenarts.org or call (540)

667-5166

Saturday December 3

8am - 3pm Crat Bazaar & Silent Auc-

tion at Stephens City Moose Lodge. Shop

Craters/Silent Auction or that perect git

or the holidays. Visit with Santa or Troop

22s concessions. Rhonda 540-869-6062

9am - 12pm White Post United Methodist

church, 158 white post road White Post,

VA. Benets outreach - Christmas ood

baskets

11am A Who Christmas! la Dr. Seuss

and a reormed Grinch will take place at

Bowman Library or children and amilies.

Children will hear great stories rom the

author Dr. Seuss and others, sing joyul

songs that will warm every heart, create

special decorations that will delight every

Who in your Whoville, and eat some yum-

my Who pudding! Call 869-9000 x215 or

more inormation.

3pm Free Opera workshop at Shenan-

doah University, Goodson Recital Hall. An

aternoon o scenes rom classic operas

and new works. Admission is ree.

3:30pm - 5:30pm Christmas on the

Commons. Join us or music, ornament

crating, home baked goodies, seasonal

drinks, a critter tree, games and a very

special visit rom Santa as part o the tree

lighting ceremony at Newtown Commons,

Stephens City, VA

6pm - 9pm Old Town Winchester Pres-

ervation o Historic Winchester Holiday

House Tour. Bough and Dough Shop, both

days, 12-5 pm. Preservation o Historic

Winchester hosts the 35th annual Holiday

House Tour on December 3 and 4. The

event opens seven historic sites deco-

rated or the holiday season in Old Town

Winchester or guided tours. The Boughand Dough Shop sells resh greenery,

baked goods, and crats by local artisans

or all o your holi day decorating. Advance

tickets can be purchased at Kimberlys,

The Final Yard, Winchester Book Gallery

or the PHW Oce at the Hexagon House.

Tickets are also sold at the door on the

day o the tour. Tour on December 4th

rom 1pm to 5pm. For more inormation

visit www.phwi/org or nd Preservation o

Historic Winchester on Facebook. Sandra

Bosley, PHW Oce Administrator 540-

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Sunday December 4

1:30pm - 4pm Holiday wreath mak-

ing classes at Blandy Farm in Boyce VA.

Gather with riends at the State Arbo-

retum to create a natural holiday orna-ment or wreath made rom resh, local,

natural greens and adornments. Holiday

Workshops are sponsored by the Virginia

Boxwood Company. 12-inch Mixed Ev-

ergreen Wreath - $28 FOSA Members,

$34 Nonmembers. 20-inch Mixed Ever-

green Wreath - $38 FOSA Members, $44

Nonmembers. Register by calling 540-

837-1758 Ext. 0, or email osaevents@

virginia.edu

2pm 42nd Evans Home Doll Auction Re-

ception at 2pm. Appetizers and Bever-

ages will be served and auction begins

at 2:30pm at the Alumni House o the

Evans Home (next to the Evans Home)

Winchester, VA. Catalog o dolls will be

available online or viewing and bidding.

7:30pm Shenandoah Conservatorys

estival o lessons and carols at Brad-

dock Street United Methodist 115 Wole

St, Winchester. Conservatory choirs and

ensembles join toether or a traditional

English Ceremony o lessons and carols.

Admission is ree.

Monday December 5

8pm Free Home or the Holidays Web

Conerence Will Help Local Family Care-

givers Tune Into Trouble. The holidays are

a good time or amily caregivers return-

ing home to their loved ones to tune into

the signs that an older amily member or

riend may need extra help to remain sae

at home. To learn more about those signs,

register or the ree Home or the Holidays

web conerence, moderated by a repre-

sentative rom the Home Instead Senior

Care network, hosted by the American

Society on Aging (ASA), and co-sponsored

by the National Family Caregivers Associ-

ation (NFCA) and the National Alliance or

Caregiving (NAC). To register, go to www.

caregiverstress.com/amilyeducation.

Tuesday December 6

2pm Aternoon tea and the humorous

program, Boring Quilters Dont Make

Headlines, by quilt appraiser and author

Phyllis Twigg Hatcher. Museum o the

Shenandoah Valley 901 Amherst St Win-

chester. To register, call 540-662-1473

ext. 208.

Wednesday December 7

4:30pm Children and amilies can join the

other children or a Gingerbread Jambo-

ree in the Nancy Larrick Childrens Room.Enjoy the gingerbread galorethats a

un-lled aternoon o gingerbread sto-

ries, activities, and holiday un on the

second foor o Handley Library. Call 540-

662-9041 x16 with any questions.

Thursday December 8

5:30pm - 7:30pm Chick-l-A at Ruther-

ord Crossing and Cuckoo Publishing will

be hosting a Kids Night or Juvenile Dia-

betes Research Foundation. Local author

Jay Foreman and Illustrator Mark Sasser

are going to be on hand to read their lat-

est Christmas book called Under The Sea

Christmas Tree. Reading times are at 6pm

& 7pm. Underwater crat will be held be-

tween readings. A portion o the proceeds

rom the book and Chick-l-A sales will

go to JDRF.6:30pm Cookies with Santa. Decorate

cookies and enjoy crats with Santa! Bring

or make a letter or Santa, Age 2+. To be

held in the social hall in War Memorial

Building at Jim Barnett Park. Register by

12/1. Admission $5 per child

Saturday December 10

9am - 12pm White Post United Methodist

church, 158 white post road White Post,

VA. Benets outreach - Christmas ood

baskets.

9am - 5pm Christmas Bake Sale and Gyro

Sandwich Sale. Dormition o the Virgin

Mary Greek Orthodox Church. Our annual

Christmas Bake Sale is a true tradition or

our loyal patrons who use our tasty are

in their celebration o the

both as home treats an

gits to amily, riends &

cious assorted Greek ba

ered, to include Baklava

Koulourakia, and our ve

bread. The Gyro Sandw

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With FeelingTe Sprint Cup championship

is now down to two drivers who

could scarcely be more dissimilar

or evenly matched.

Carl Edwards orte is consis-

tency. He has won only one race

but been atop the Sprint Cup

points ater 21 o the 35 races to

date. In the Chase, which narrowsthe eld to 12 and determines the

champion, Edwards average n-

ish is 5.22. He leads ony Stew-

art by three points entering the

nal race at Homestead-Miami

Speedway.

Edwards, 31, has never won achampionship at NASCARs pre-

mier level.

Stewart, 40, has won two. He

is the only driver to win a cham-

pionship beore (2002) and a-

ter (2005) the Chase ormat was

implemented. He once won threeraces in a Chase (2006) or which

he hadnt qualied, and he is the

only driver (2005) to win a Chase

without winning any o the races

in it, a distinction that Edwards

could share i he captures the

championship without winningthe Ford 400. Stewart, rom Co-

lumbus, Ind., was the last cham-

pion (2002) to drive a Pontiac, and

during his career, he has divided

his 43 victories among Pontiacs,

oyotas and Chevys.

Edwards, rom Columbia, Mo.,

has never driven any make but a

Ford. Stewart has never driven a

Ford in NASCAR.

With one race to go, the games-

manship has subsided. It appears

that neither contender is going

to succeed at getting under the

others skin.

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

Chestnut doll bed, 30 X 20 a cutdown version of a real bed with quilt,dust rufe, mattress, small pillow andwould be a wonderful gift for that spe-cial child: $500.00Call 540-622-4448 (11/8)

Baby/Dog Gate: 3 ft high metal. Has 4sections and is adjustable to over 5 feetwide. Used for a short timein goodcondition. $50.00 540-723-0285 (10/18)

Harmony guitar with hard shellcase. Excellent condition. $200.00Call 540-869-6292 (10/18)

Factory Steel Buildings all cancelledorders must go! Easy nancing or lay-away for spring. 5 remaining 20x26,25x38, 30x38, 42x66 Save thousands!Call Alex 757 425 6223 (11/22)

Room mate wanted to share largehouse in Fredericktowne (StephensCity.) Split level, 3 bedrooms, livingrm, family rm, dining rm, kitchen, laun-dry rm, 2 full baths, screen porch, out-buildings, and garden. Will share onebedroom which is the large masterbedroom to an individual for 580.00with utilities and linen closet spaceincluded. Cable TV, WIFI Internet,Trash Service included in the utilities.Pictures available via email. AFTER 6PM 540-303-2808 (11/8)

Beautifully furnished, 1-BR apt.,utilites uncluded, no pets, FrontRoyal, call Mrs. Young for info.540-635-3059 (11/1)

Ladies Gray leather Biker jacket size10/12 - $25. White bookshelves, 3units - $50. Elvis collectible whiteceramic decanter gurine, 15 tall onwooden base - $100 OBOCall 540-450-8741 (11/1)

3 articial Christmas Trees - all in ex-cellent condition, only slightly used.12 tall, snow-ocked Pine, prelit withclear lights - $2509 tall, Douglas Fir, very full, prelit withclear lights - $1507.5 tall - Slimline Frasier Fir, prelit with

clear lights - $75Call 540-858-3331 (11/8)

2929 Second Street Winchester. 3bedroom home with 1 bath, livingroom, kitchen w/appliances, CAC,gas heat, unnished basement.$900 security deposit and $900monthly. Credit Check - No Pets.Call 540 868-1575 (11/16)

18 1/2 West Whitlock Winchester. 2bedroom cottage, with 1 bath, laun-dry room, nice kitchen, all applianc-es, living room, CAC, gas heat.$775.00 security deposit and $775monthly. Credit Check - No Pets.Call 540 868-1575 (11/16)

Black walnut kernals. Nice andclean! $10/lb. Call 540-465-8066 (11/1)

Sony Digital Still Camera with MPEMovie EX. Cyber Shot 5.0 MP.Software Disk. Memory Stick 128MB. AC Power Adaptor. Carl ZeissVario-Sonnar Lens with 10X digitalzoom. Americo Classic CameraBag with storage pockets and car-rying handle/strap. All equipmentand accessories are in excellentcondition/like new. $1000 value foronly $250 cash OBO. Call 540-287-2997 afternoons/evenings. (11/16)

Sony 27 TV (not at screen) w/orig-inal remote. Excellent condition $30.Call 540-622-2172 (11/1)

New Jeffco Salon Hair Dryer onwheels, originally $135, asking $50.Call 540-622-2652 (11/1)

FOR RECommercial Space Prime Location in Htown Strasburg. PBuilding with PeriodLog and Brick with Floors. New 3 ZoneExterior Doors. 110 Nten Street. Monthly ROff-street parking avWendy Connor (540)

Large one bedroom vated. Wood plank oviews. Enclosed porchyard, in town. $750 pcludes water/sewer, gcycle. Off-street parkin113 E. King Street, ApSue Golden (202) 302

Large 2.5 bedroom wNew carpeting, threetain views. Landscatown. $825/mo.Off-s

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Middletown, VA (with 4-1/2 acres) - 3Bedrooms - 1-1/2 Bathrooms - ElectricBaseboard Heat - Stove/Refrigerator- Washer/Dryer Hookup - Three Out-door Sheds - Deposit/Credit CheckRequired - $1,000.00/mo.Call 540-869-2929 (11/21)

Boys Clothes - Sweaters, Size 4 & 5$2.00 each. Sweatshirts, Sizes 5,6,7$1.00 each. Sports Pants & Sweat-pants Sizes 5,6,7 $1.00 - $1.50 each.Casual Dress pants, Size 5, Jeans,Size 4 $2.00 each. Coat & Robe,Size 5 $3.00 each. Boys Warm Pa-

jamas, Size 6,7,8 &10 $2.00 per pair.All items are in excellent or very goodcondition. Call 540-667-2031 (11/22)

Air Hockey Table - Very Good Con-dition! Great Gift! $24.00

Call 540-678-1128 (11/22)

SeaScare Beach & Golf Villas. KittyHawk, NC MP 2 1/2. 2 Bedrooms(Sleeps 6), 2 Baths. April Week 16$2,800. October Week 41, $2,800Call 540-667-2031 (11/22)

Outer Banks Beach Club - BeachRoad. MP 9 Nagshead, NC. 2 Bed-rooms, 2 Bath (Sleeps 6) Septem-ber Week 38 $3,600.Call 540-667-2031 (11/22)

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FOR SALE

Experienced Dog GroomersFull or Part Time - 40% to 45% commission plus tips.

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Twin Bed. Exc. condition. Wood head& foot boards w/ mattress & boxspring.$400 OBO. Call 540-660-3292 (11/22)


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