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By Jonathan BennettFrederick County Report

So youve signed the lease onthe new place, the rst o yourown. Youre boxing up dishes anddogs-playing-poker pictures andit occurs to you upon glancingaround the room that most o theurniture in here belongs to yourroommate. Youre renting and

not buying because, well, yourcredit history isnt quite in linewith home-ownership qualica-tions. How are you going to ur-nish the new pad? You dont havea coee can buried in the yard ora benevolent uncle to take altru-istic pity on you.

My suggestion would be topay a visit to Roberts Furnitureand Mattress on Valley Avenuein Winchester. Teyre oeringa program known as RAC Ac-ceptance, a purchasing plan thatoers opportunities to individu-als who might not (or know theywont) qualiy or the traditional

nancing options. Tough theAcceptance program isnt a prod-uct o our recessional times, nowis as ortuitous a time as any orsuch an option and its nice toknow that its there or consum-ers who want to rebuild or im-prove their credit while simulta-neously acquiring some nice newurniture.

I spoke with the gentlemen atRoberts about the RAC Accep-

tance program. Cli Wainwrightexplains that it operates like a caror house payment. A customergets the merchandise they wantand we set up a monthly paymentplan. Te really nice part is thati they make their payments ontime each month, we report it tothe credit bureaus so that theycan establish or re-establish theirgood standing. And since there

are no up-ront credit checks(they dont even run a credit checkat the store) no one is going to beturned down. Its a good optionor, say, people just starting outin their rst house or apartment,whatever the case may be, or ora young couple beginning theirlie together, Cli points out. Sois it working here in Winchester?Absolutely, says Cli. Fromabout last Tanksgiving throughMarch o this year, we had overone hundred deals go throughthat simply wouldnt have i notor RAC Acceptance.

Store Manager Chris Rappa

and Sales Assistant Matt Zeigwere manning the RAC Accep-tance kiosk in the ront o thestore when I visited. I asked whatwas necessary to qualiy or RACAcceptance i an unsavory creditscore wasnt an issue. First, saysChris, youve got to have a job.We work with a customer andtheir income to establish howmuch urniture they can expectto be able to get. Next, we need to

be sure the customer has a resi-

dency. Ater that, the Acceptanceprogram does require that weobtain our personal reerencesrom the customer.

Matt says that an advantage oRAC Acceptance is the productthat the program allows a con-sumer to purchase. A customermight not have had new urniturebeore. With the Acceptance pro-gram, were oering people theopportunity to have brand-newurniture in their home as op-posed to buying used or gettingsomething that has been previ-ously rented. Its just a good eel-ing to have, knowing that youre

the rst owner o something likethat. Also, the Acceptance pro-gram can oster loyalty rom acustomer to a store. Someonecan come in the store, Matt says,and instead o being intimi-dated or disappointed becausethey dont qualiy on a traditionalcredit system, theyll get whatthey came or and think, Tosepeople really helped me. It cre-ates repeat customers.

Te RAC Acceptance programwas put in place at the Win-chester store based on its successin the Hampton-based ranchisessix other stores. As with other

Acceptance program kiosks, theone at Roberts is located in theront o the store so as to ingra-tiate the store sta directly withthe Acceptance area. Usually, twoAssistance staers are on handat all times to handle customerswishing to procure their services.Te RAC Acceptance programis being oered in nearly vehundred urniture and appliancestores since its inception in 2005.Te RAC Acceptance option isjust thatan option, says Chris.Te other traditional methods ocredit purchasing are still avail-able, o course. But the Accep-tance program oers people withcredit problems opportunitiesthat they otherwise might nothave had.

Visit Cli, Chris, Matt and therest o the sta at Roberts Fur-niture at 2238 Valley Avenue inWinchester. Or go to www.rob-ertsurniture.com or call 540-545-8826 or more inormationon the RAC Acceptance pro-gram.

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Winchester Crime o the Week March 26, 2012

Location: Wingate Inn (150 Wingate Dr)

Date o Crime: March 5-6, 2012Type o Crime: Grand Larceny

The victim advised that he has a truck shell on his vehicle and someone

broke his tailgate to take a Generac 8000 watt generator and a Burndycrimping tool in a red case. This occurred overnight on the parking lot o

the Wingate Inn.

I you should have any inormation in reerence to this or any other

crimes, please contact the Crime Solvers Hotline at (540) 665 TIPS.

Case # 12010262 Ofcer Morris

Winchester Crime o the Week April 2, 2012

The Frederick County Sheris Oce is seeking inormation reerence

the disappearance o Daniel Eye on October 10, 1992. Mr. Eye was last

seen at his home on Papermill Road on that date and has never been seenalive since. His vehicle was recovered on October 14, 1992 at the Luray

Avenue Boat Landing in Front Royal, Virginia. This boat landing is on the

Shenandoah River.

I you have any inormation regarding a suspect or suspect vehicle in

this incident, please contact the Crime Solvers Hotline at (540) 665 TIPS

(8477). Inormation leading to the arrest o a suspect may result in areward o up to $1,000. Case #92-10213 Investigator K. C. Bohrer

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Allen L. CooperAllen Lee Cooper, age 58, o Stephens City, VA died Tu

22, 2012 at Winchester Medical Center. Memorial contbe made to the National Kidney Foundation, Inc., 30 EaNew York, NY 10016.

Charles O. NefCharles Owen Ne, 71, o Stephens City, Virginia died

March 21, 2012 in the Winchester Medical Center. In li

memorial contributions may be made to VFW Post 2123, Winchester, VA 22604, or AmVets Post 18, P.O. Box 1894VA 22604.

Virginia V. BittleMrs. Virginia Voelker Bittle, age 85, o Winchester, VA,

March 24, 2012, at Winchester Medical Center. In Lieu amily request that memorial contributions be made tFire and Rescue, 769 Round Hill Road, Winchester, VABethlehem Lutheran Church, 7336 imberlake Road, Ly24502.

Onnolee Robison CarsonMrs. Onnolee Robison Carson, age 91, o Wincheste

resident o both Richmond, VA and Woodstock, VA, died 23, 2012, at Winchester Medical Center. Memorial contbe made to Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 W. Cork Street, W22601.

Patrick J. HutchinsMr. Patrick James Pat Hutchins, age 53, o Winche

Tursday, March 22, 2012, at his residence.

Hazel V. HainesHazel Virginia anner Haines, 79, o Stephenson, V

Monday, March 26, 2012, in her home. Memorial contrbe made to C-CAP, P.O. Box 2112, Winchester, Virginia

Judith Judy W. HawseJudith Anne Judy Whitehouse Hawse, 55, o Winche

passed away unexpectedly on Monday, March 26, 2012,

Mae Madigan LucasNorma Mae Madigan Lucas, 82, o Stephens City, V

Wednesday, March 28, 2012, in her home.

Otto S. Steve Noel, Jr.Otto Stephen Steve Noel, Jr., 81, o Stephens City,

Sunday, April 1, 2012, in Winchester Medical Center. Mtributions may be made to rinity Evangelical LutheranBox 1087, Stephens City, Virginia, 22655 or Blue RidgeWest Cork Street, Suite 405, Winchester, Virginia, 2260

Catherine A. TibaultMrs. Catherine Adele Cathy Tibault, age 67, o Wi

died Friday, March 30, 2012, at her home. Memorial may be made to Valley Health Systems Memorial Fund, 1Street, PO Box 3340, Winchester, VA 22601, or Blue R333 W. Cork Street, Winchester, VA 22601.

Damaris O. WhitacreMrs. Damaris Omps Whitacre, age 97, o Cross Junct

Saturday, March 31, 2012, at Winchester Medical Center. Iers, the amily requests donations in Mrs. Whitacres hoto Redland United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 605, CVA 22625.


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By Jonathan LucciFrederick County Report

Ater a long, agonizing win-ter and early spring the Repub-lican primary voters appear tohave nally aligned themselvesbehind embattled rontrunnerMitt Romney. Romney s victo-ries in the Maryland and D.Cprimaries uesday were expectedgiven those states demographicsand voting patterns. His victoryin Wisconsin, particularly atervictories in Michigan and Ohio,was much more hard-ought and

severely undercut the argumentso his main rivals that he cannotwin over the base o the party.At this point in the primary pro-cess it seems Romney has in-deed won over that base, except

in the South where he continuesto struggle. Tere is little doubtthat despite a lack o enthusiasmsouthern GOP voters will pickRomney over President Obamaevery time, making Romneys re-gional problem less problematic.

Romney now leads in the na-tional polls, has a seeminglyinsurmountable lead in the del-egate count that ultimately de-cides the nomination, and theRepublican Establishment is nowto a large degree lining up behindRomney. Heavyweight endorse-ments have also helped Romneys

image as the inevitable nominee.Tese endorsements are a signthat even some very conserva-tive GOP leaders are ready towrap up the primary process andturn their sights on the President.

Meanwhile the Obama campaignis more than prepared, as theyhave quietly assumed or the pastyear that Romney would be thenominee.

As the attention o the mediaand public shit rom the primaryto the general election, Virginiawill be ground zero or politi-cal organizing and eventually anavalanche o outside spending.Te battle between Romney andObama has already turned bit-terly negative and given the tenoro the political environment it

is likely to only get more nega-tive. Te Presidents campaignsees Virginia as key and the OldDominion is central to several otheir paths to the 270 electoralvotes needed to win the Presiden-cy. Te President can win with-out Virginia, particularly withwins in Ohio or Florida, but i theturnout among Democrats in thebooming suburbs o NorthernVirginia is high enough the statecould remain in the Democraticcolumn.

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everywhere. Whether a nowsomewhat battered Presidentcan win Virginia in this toxic andpessimistic political environmentis a difcult question to answer.Mitt Romney will surely be ready

to spend a great deal o time andmoney to put Virginia back in the

Republican column and he willhave many advantages in doingso.

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Alison Duvall: [email protected] or 540Middletown

Just when we thought things were getting betterDid new council appointments violate state open meeting laws?

By Sue GoldenFrederick County Report

At its committee meeting twoweeks ago, what remained o the

Middletown own Council ater theresignation o ormer mayor MarkBrown and ormer councilors JohnBlaisdell and Gil Barrington, voted toappoint two councilors and a mayor.Six candidates applied or the twoopen council seats. Tree candidatesapplied or the mayoral position.

In order to decide whom to ap-point, the council conducted a bal-loting process, whereby each candi-

date was ranked by each councilor,and the person or persons with thehighest vote totals was appointed.However, at issue with a 1985 Vir-ginia Attorney Generals opinion is

the act the paper-ballot rankingsdone in open meeting to choose thenominees to be voted on or approv-al did not include the councilorsnames attached to their votes.

At the end o the voting, Clarencerip Chewning and Tomas Si-mon were appointed to the council,by a motion, a second, and a vote.Council then conducted the samevoting procedure to decide to ap-

point Charles H. Harbaugh IV may-or. All three appointees then went tothe Frederick County Courthouse tobe sworn in.

At this weeks work session, which

ran smoothly even though there weredierences o opinions on varioustopics, ormer Councilor Barringtonquestioned whether the earlier voteto ll the council and mayoral vacan-cies was public as required by law.

Councilor Mark Davis stated atthe meeting that it was a legal pub-lic vote, since everything was donein public, including the nal voicevotes to approve the selections. He

also noted the ranking ballots areavailable or review. However, thereare no names on the ballots, so noone knows which ballot belongs towhich councilor. Tat is what ledBarrigan to question whether the se-lection process was technically se-cret rather than open.

own Manager Joan Roche is look-ing into the issue.

In the case o the six candidatesor the two open council seats, thecouncilors were given a ballot with

all six names on it. Te councilorsranked each candidate, with six be-ing their top pick and one being theirlast. Ater the rst vote, the ballotswere passed to the town managerand town clerk to tabulate. Te twocandidates with the lowest voteswere dropped rom contention.

On the second ballot, the council-ors ranked the remaining our candi-dates with our being the highest and

one being the lowest.est vote getters wonTe name o the vothowever, was not onballots, thus appearinballots secret.

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ings prohibited by the Virginia Free-dom o Inormation Act:

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Te Honorable R. Beasley JonesMember, House o DelegatesJuly 3, 1985

You ask whether a city council vio-lated the Virginia Freedom o Inor-mation Act, 2.1-340 through 2.1-346.1 o the Code o Virginia (theAct), by voting on the member-ship o the city planning and zoning

commission by secret ballot. Te le t-ter enclosed with your request statesthat during a June meeting o coun-cil, three persons were nominated toll two vacancies on the commission.Te councils vote, however, was bysecret ballot. Ater the vote, the clerkcounted the ballots and the winnerswere announced.

Te Act requires that all meetingso public bodies shall be public meet-ings, unless otherwise specicallyprovided or by law. Section 2.1-343.Meetings o municipal councils arebrought expressly within the pur-view o the Act. Section 2.1-341(a).

Prior Opinions o this Ofce haveconsistently ound that secret ballot

voting by members o a public bodyconstitutes a violation o the openmeeting requirements o the Act.See Reports o the Attorney Gen-

eral: 1982-1983 at 723, 82-83 Va. AG

723; 1977-1978 at 492, 77-78 Va. AG492; 1974-1975 at 578, 74-75 Va. AG578.

Accordingly, in accordance withthis long-standing interpretation, itis my opinion that the council violat-

ed the Act by voting on the commis-sion membership by secret ballot.

While the attorney generals opin-ions cited above do not carry theorce o law, they do set precedenceor the interpretation o the act. Iound to have violated the act, coun-cil may be subject to liability. Inter-estingly, the council properly moved,seconded, and voted on the appoin-tees at the meeting, so the actual ap-pointments are most likely legal.

Other business

Te second legal issue still hover-ing over the council is its dec ision toappoint Councilor Harbaugh mayor,

leaving only three elected members

on the council. Pursuant to the towncode, our elected council membersare needed to appropriate undsover $100. Te council believes it isin gray territory, because they be-lieve they can run the town as need

be, and most items are already in thebudget. So hope or no not-in-the-budget crises between now and No-vember, because, i there is one, thetown may be stuck.

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purses and wallets, and a bit o an in-door yard sale in the back. Te storeis located across rom Lord FairaxCommunity College.

Another plus is the homemade In-dian ood now available at the Quick

Pick, which is owned by Deepak and

Anita Kumar. In addition to gas, In-dian and American groceries, sun-dries, clothes, gits, and lots more,Anita is serving resh, hot items ev-ery day. Tere is buttered chicken;palak paneer; choley; tou with lima

beans; lentils with squash; kidney

beans (rajma masala); turnips withspinach; samosas; and my avorite,vegetable ritters (pakara). You canstop by or order in advance. Testore is located at the Sunoco, in themiddle o Middletown.

On the down side, the ormer Mid-

dletown school will be auctionedo at the Frederick County CircuitCourt steps on April 19th, at 1 pm.We send our condolences to thePlummer amily. Te building onMain Street which ormerly housed

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Teen sleep habits; What should you d

Almost 70 percent o high schoolstudents are not getting the recom-mended hours o sleep on schoolnights, according to a study by theCenters or Disease Control and Pre-

vention. Researchers ound insuf-cient sleep (< 8 hours on an averageschool night) to be associated with anumber o unhealthy activities, suchas:

Drinking soda or pop 1 or moretimes per day (not including dietsoda or diet pop)Not participating in 60 minuteso physical activity on 5 or moreo the past 7 daysUsing computers 3 or more hourseach dayBeing in a physical ght 1 or moretimesCigarette useAlcohol useMarijuana useCurrent sexual activityFeeling sad or hopelessSeriously considering attemptingsuicide

Adolescents not getting sufcientsleep each night may be due tochanges in the sleep/wake-cycle aswell as everyday activities, such as

employment, recreational activities,academic pressures, early school starttimes, and access to technology.

Te ollowing sleep health tips arerecommended by the National SleepFoundation:.

Go to bed at the same time eachnight and rise at the same timeeach morningMake sure your bedroom is aquiet, dark, and relaxing environ-ment, which is neither too hot ortoo coldMake sure your bed is comort-able and use it only or sleepingand not or other activities, suchas reading, watching V, or lis-tening to musicRemove all Vs, computers, andother gadgets rom the bedroom

Physical activity may help promotesleep, but dont exercise within a ewhours o bedtime. Avoid large mealsa ew hours beore bedtime.

I your sleep problems persist or ithey interere with how you eel orunction during the day, you shouldthe assistance o a physician or otherhealth proessional. Beore visiting

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Go to bedGo to sleepWake upGet out o bedake napsExerciseConsume alcohol and howmuchConsume caeinated beveragesand how much

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Kids should know that good oral care is just as important as taking a shower, especially if your child has braces. Make the process a little eaensure they are brushing for the proper amount of time by keeping a two minute timer in the bathroom. By supplying your tween with producflavors (e.g. not-too-spicy, not-too-sweet) and cool designs they will like, such as the Crest Pro-Health FOR ME Fluoride Anticavity Toothpasmight even forget they are doing something healthy and those two minutes will fly!Oral health is an important issue particularly for kids in their adolescent years. Tooth decay is still recognized as the most common chro

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odors by explaining the difference between deodorant, which controls bacteria while adding fragrance, and antiperspirant,which stops or limits sweating. Remind your tween that both deodorant and antiperspirant will help if they put iton before they start sweating, not after.Skincare 101: Changing hormones typically bring about oilier skin, especially on the nose and forehead. Teach

your tween to wash their face once or twice a day with a cleanser and discourage them from picking, as thiscauses inflammation and scarring.

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million years -- one of the few species of insects that have stood the test of time. In just one acre of soil, there may be a or more earthworms turning over the soil and chewing on organic matter. Without earthworms, most plants would notEarthworms have mucous covering their bodies in order to stay moist. This helps them to breathe through their skin. Yohave noticed that after it rains worms appear on sidewalks and outside of their underground burrows. This is not becausare drowning underground, but because the environment is moist after it rains, making it moreconducive for worms to band move around to find mates. Normally the dry conditions above ground make them dry out and die. Earthworms can be rable creatures to watch. Contrary to popular belief, worms do have a mouth and an opposite end for waste removal thatinterchangeable.

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A free presentation to the community

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Help you experience divine love

Offer solace during times of grief

Bring peace and calmWednesday, April 11th,

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In October, 2010, the City o Winchester Zoning Ordinance wasamended to allow or community or urban gardening . A commu-nity garden is an area o land managed and maintained by a group o

individuals to grow and harvest ood crops and/or non-ood, orna-mental crops, such as owers, or personal or group use, consump-tion or donation. Community gardens may be divided into separateplots or cultivation by one or more individuals or may be armedcollectively by members o the group and may include common ar-eas maintained and used by group members.

Did you know there are several community gardens currently inoperation in Winchester?1) Wesley United Methodist Church (527 Van Fossen Street) - Eachparticipating amily or individual is provided a plot o land to plant,tend and harvest or themselves. Contact: Michael Neese ([email protected])2) St. Stephens CME Church (202 Maple Drive) - Volunteers plant,water, weed and harvest and all ood is donated to local ood banks,area non-prot organizations, and amilies in need.3) imbrook Youth Reporting Center - Participants o the programmanage and harvest the garden or themselves and their amilies.

Start a garden in your neighborhood!I you are interested in starting a community garden in your neigh-borhood, below are a ew benets community gardens can provide(source: www.communitygarden.org):- Improves the quality o lie or people in the garden- Provides a catalyst or neighborhood and community develop-ment- Stimulates social interaction- Encourages sel-reliance- Beauties neighborhoods- Produces nutritious ood- Reduces amily ood budgets- Conserves resources- Creates opportunity or recreation, exercise, therapy, and educa-tion- Reduces crime- Preserves green space- Creates income opportunities and economic development

- Provides opportunities or intergenerational and cross-culturalconnections

I youd like to start a garden in your neighborhood or at home,now is a great time to begin building your garden to have it readyor spring planting. I you need compost or your garden, the CityPublic Works division provides FREE compost year-round. Tiscompost is made rom leaves collected in the all. Load your ownMonday-Friday rom 7:30 am to 3:00 pm or call erry Davis at (540)667-1815 ext. 1490 and come by Monday through Friday at either7:30 am or 3:00 pm to have leaves loaded or you. Visit www.win-chesterva.gov/gogreen or more inormation about composting.

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in undraising initiativeChicago, March 30, 2012 Troughout Autism Awareness Month inApril, more than 900 Hair Cuttery salons nationwide will oer custom-

ers an opportunity to Act For Autism in support o local Easter Sealsservices or amilies living with autism. Hair Cuttery undraising willinclude point-o-sale consumer donations and an online coupon or cus-tomers who donate online to Easter Seals.

We are proud to partner with Easter Seals or a second year becauseo their commitment to providing the best services to the millions ochildren and amilies liv ing with autism across the country, says DennisRatner, Founder and CEO o Hair Cuttery. Many o our associates havebeen personally touched by autism and other disabilities, so they under-stand the crucial need or support at the earliest stage in lie.

Demonstrating its dedication to providing services and support topeople living with autism, Hair Cuttery will match every donation madein its salons or online up to $10,000. Autism is treatable, and people liv-ing with autism can make signicant progress at any age. For children,getting the right support early in lie is critical to gaining the skills theyneed to be successul.

ogether with Hair Cuttery, whose stylists are eager to make a dier-ence where they live, Easter Seals is continuing to provide lie-changingservices to children and adults with autism and other disabilities so they

can live, learn, work and play in their communities.As the nations leading provider o autism services, Easter Seals is

privileged to work with a company like Hair Cuttery, which is commit-ted to the well being o amilies in the communities in which it doesbusiness, says James E. Williams, Jr., President and CEO o Easter Seals.By working together, Hair Cuttery and Easter Seals can raise awarenesso and support or the critical services needed by young children withdevelopmental delays and autism.

o learn more about Hair Cuttery, visit www.haircuttery.com. o learnmore about Easter Seals commitment to amilies living with autism, orto nd an Easter Seals near you, visit www.easterseals.com.

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Alison Duvall: [email protected] or 540the News

The Rotary Club o Frederick County

meets Tuesday morning, April 17, 2011

at Shenandoah University in the Clem-

ent Board Room - Allen Dining Hall.

Invited guests, club members and visit-

ing Rotarians are welcome. Mr. Walter

Hughes, a Rotarian rom the Rotary Clubi Henry County, is sharing experiences

with his project in Ghana. For more

inormation contact Steve Gyurisin at

smgyurisin@advanceplanningassoci-

ates.com or 540-336-7357.

4:30pm - 5:30pm A Little Lions ses-sion. We work with 3-5 year olds to get

them ready or kindergarten. Contact

Jean 868-8516 or questions or more

inormation

Saturday April 21

7pm Lynchburg Project Liesvers 3rdannual undraiser, 2nd Chance Prom.

Ages 21 and older VIP Tickets : $50 per

person / $100 per couple and includes

buet dinner, upstairs VIP lounge, Event

t-shirt and General admission Tickets:$20 per person or $35 a Couple / Free t-

shirt or rst 200 people For ticket sa les

and locations call: Margaret Younger:

434-546-6770 or Phase 2: 434-846-

3206 Couple and single tickets are

available online at www.phase2club.

com General Admission ticket hold-

ers- Make your dinner reservation early

at Phase2! Great Dinner Specials

Bring cash or check and a Photogra-

pher will be available Discount rooms /

shuttle available at Holiday Inn Select in

Lynchburg Call 434-528-2500

Sunday April 22

2pm - 5pm Senior Citizens prom. Anenchanted evening at Sherando High

School, the commoms/gym area. Comejoin the Sherando FFA and SGA or an

aternoon o ood, un and dancing. The

event is ree and open to all senior citi-

zens. Featuring DJ Jammin Jim. Call

540-869-0060 and ask or the Ag de-

partment.

4pm Come join the Arts Chorale o Win-chester or Pop, Swing, & A Little Jazz

eaturing Bob Chilcotts Little Jazz

Mass or choir, piano, bass, and per-cussion. Also eatured are selections

by Duke Ellington, Cole Porter, Hoagy

Carmichael, and others o the era.

The concert will be held in Armstrong

Concert Hall at Shenandoah University,

1460 University Drive, Winchester, Ad-

mission is by donation. Suggested do-

nation is $10 per adult. The Arts Chorale

o Winchester is in its 11th season and

is directed by Michael Main, accompa-

nied by Dr. Richard McPherson. See our

website at www.artschoralewinchester.

org or details!

Tuesday April 24The Rotary Club o Frederick County

meets Tuesday morning, April 24, 2011

at Shenandoah University in the Clem-

ent Board Room - Allen Dining Hall. In-

vited guests, club members and visiting

Rotarians are welcome. Andrea Wrightis discussing the Regional Jail Trial Ser-

vices Program. For more inormation

contact Steve Gyurisin at smgyurisin@

advanceplanningassociates.com or

540-336-7357.

Thursday April 266pm - 7pm A Little Lions session wework with 3-5 year olds to get them

ready or kindergarten. Contact Jean

868-8516 or questions or more inor-

mation

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Reserved autopark tickets or the

Bloom available April 1st. I you enjoy

Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival

activites held in downtown Winchester,

but hate the task o nding a parkingspace, then reserve a space in one o

the Citys autoparks. All autoparks are

within walking distance to all the un!

Reserved parking spaces are available

in all our autoparks Friday ($10) and

Saturday ($15).

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School Board Votes to Amend the

2011-12 School CalendarTe Last Day of School Changed to June 6

Te Frederick County School Board has voted to amend the2011-12 school calendar and move the last day o the school

year rom June 12 to June 6. Te decision comes as a result o theschool system not using all ve o the inclement weather daysthat were built into the original 2011-12 school calendar.Assistant Superintendent or Administration Al Orndorf says,

Te Code o Virginia requires students to attend school or at

least 180 days. Te School Board adopts a calendar each yearwhich includes 180 instructional days, plus ve additional daysto account or possible school closings due to inclement weather.Tis winter, we only used one o the ve inclement weather daysthat were built into the calendar. Tat allowed us to recommend

that the Board amend the school calendar and move the last dayo school back by our instructional days.As a result o the Boards action, the last day o school or stu-

dents will be June 6 instead o June 12. June 6 will be an earlydismissal day or all students. Te teacher workdays scheduledor June 13 and 14 will be moved to June 7 and 8.Despite the calendar change, the dates and times o the Mill-

brook, Sherando and James Wood High School graduationceremonies will not change. Millbrooks graduation ceremonyis scheduled or June 6 at 6 p.m. (Raindate- June 7 at 6 p.m.).Sherandos commencement exercises will be held on June 8 at 7p.m. (Raindate- June 9 at 7 p.m.). James Wood High School willhold its graduation ceremony at 9 a.m. on June 9 (Raindate- June10 at 2 p.m.).


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APRIL 8 Easter Sunday 6:30 A.M. -

Sunrise service at Middletown Park

10:00 A.M. - Regular service with

Communion. There will be NO Sunday

School. A potluck brunch will be held

between the Sunrise Service and the

Regular 10:00 A.M. service.

Stephens City Mennonite Church is

having an Easter morning sunrise ser-

vice at 7:30am ollowed by an Eas-

ter breakast at 8:15am. The 9:30am

Sunday school hour will include an egg

hunt or the children ollowed by the

10:30am Easter morning worship ser-

vice. The church is located at 5540 Val-

ley Pike, Stephens City, 1/2 mile south

o the trac light on Route 11. More

inormation at [email protected]

or (540)869-5037. An invitation is ex-

tended to all. The church will also have

a Maundy Thursday service on April 5 at

6:30pm. It will include an agape meal,

prayer time, singing, scripture reading

and communion. Foot washing will be

available or those interested. Everyone

is invited to attend. More inormation [email protected] or (540)869-

5037

Stephens City United Methodist Church

would like to invite you to join us or

Holy Week worship with the ollowing

activities: Palm Sunday Worship Ser-

vices, April 1 at 8:30 a.m., 9:45 a.m.

and 11:00 a.m. Rev. Je Butcher will

preach rom Mark 11:1-11 on One

with God, One with Us. Holy Commu-

nion will be served. Palm branches will

be distributed and there will be special

music. Nursery services will be pro-

vided. Maundy Thursday Service, April

5 at 7:00 p.m. will be held in the Or-

rick Chapel Fellowship Hall. An Expla-

nation o Seder Meal by Rabbi Scott

Sperling o Beth El Congregation will

be presented. Nursery services will beprovided. Good Friday Tenebrae Service,

April 6 at 7:00 p.m. with meditations by

the Reverends Je Butcher and Waverly

Reames on The Seven Last Words o

Christ. Nursery services will be pro-

vided. Easter Sunrise Service, April 8 at

6:30 a.m. will be held at Lock Pavilion

at Sherando Park. Rev. John Locke will

be preaching. Bring lawn chairs and

dress warmly. Easter Worship Servic-

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a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Rev. Je Butcher

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Holy Communion will be served. There

will be special music. Nursery services

will be provided. Stephens City United

Methodist Church - 5291 Main Street,

Stephens City

Sonrise Service, Breakast and Easter

Egg hunt at Shenandoah Valley Baptist

Church. Sonrise service at 7:30 ol-

lowed by breakast at 8:30. Whats

New service at 10:00 ollowed by Eas-

ter Egg hunt around 11:00. Open to the

community. Chance to win special priz-

es or children and youth attending one

o the services. The Senior Harp Recitalo Emily Maldonado, student o Jessica

Frost-Ballas, will be presented Sunday,

April 15th at 7pm at Middletown Pres-

byterian Church (7960 Senseney Ave.,

Middletown, VA 22645). Emily will

perorm works by Bach, Hovhaness,

Rameau, Bizet, Grandjany, and Salzedo.

The recital is ree and open to the public

and will be ollowed by a reception inthe ellowship hall. For more inorma-

tion visit www.jessicarost.com



Alison Duvall: [email protected] or 540the News

Loving Arms Assisted LivingIndependent Assisted Living Apartments and Assisted Care Suites

ShellyCook, RN, Owner/ AdministratorFor reservations, brochure and to schedule your personal tour please call

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Magic shows and Balloon animaApril 12 6pm-8pm

348 King Street Strasburg 540-465-53001303 N. Royal Ave. Front Royal 540-551-52

Authentic Mexican Restaura

Easter Special!Get one of our deliciousMexican desserts FREE!

Tuesdayall tacos

$1.00 each

The Zambrano Family, management and staJalisco Mexican Restaurant would like to w

everyone a blessed Easter! We would also lithank all of our loyal customers, family and f

who continue to support our business!

Mondayall kids eatfor $1.99

With purchase o meal. One coupon per table.

Bomb threat Lake Holiday Es

At approximately 8:52p.m., March 28, 2012, Frederick CouRescue responded to a suspicious noise coming rom a combox located within Lake Holiday Estates. A emale resident

ing sound coming rom the box while retrieving her mail. Shthe Emergency Communications Center.

Fire and Rescue units rom the Fire Marshals Ofce andFire & Rescue were dispatched or a possible bomb threasaety precautions were taken including evacuation o the residences. Te Virginia State Police Bomb Squad and a rerom the U.S. Postal Service were called to assist. Ater a thoro the area, no devices were ound.

Units cleared the scene at 12:26a.m.

Fr

Fire at 234 Sunset DAt approximately 3:39a.m., March 29, 2012, Frederick

and Rescue responded to a structure re located at 234 Sun

Winchester. When crews arrived, re was showing rom thstructure with heavy smoke conditions. Fire crews entered tand made an interior attack using hand lines. Crews were athe re under control and had it extinguished approximateater arriving. Tey then proceeded to perorm overhaul oture.

One occupant o the structure sustained injuries and wasUVA or treatment. Te cause o the re is currently under by the Frederick County Fire Marshals Ofce.

Te residence suered signicant damage and is likely a toestimates are not yet available.

Fire and Rescue units rom Greenwood, Millwood, RounBrook, as well as Frederick County Battalion 10 Duty Ofceto the incident, with assistance rom Friendship Fire and Winchester.

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To advertise in our special sections call 540-692-9684 or 540-683-9197

Pet of the WeekThe SPCA is open Monday thru Friday 10-5 Saturday 10-4

Sunday 12-5. 115 Featherbed Lane, Winchester 662-8616.The SPCA accepts donations for the following items, donations can also be made at Newtown Antiques & Pawn 375

Fairfax Pike Stephens City: Cat Litter Kitten, puppy food Cat and dog food Toys Rawhides Dog treats Sheets Towels Blankets Bleach Pine-Sol Liquid dish and laundry detergent Large trash bags

PatchesPatches is a loveable,playful calico that iswonderful with chil-dren. She is looking fora child to love and callher own.ID 57892

JordanApprox. one year old, Jordancontinues to become a fine,respectable dog. Jordanis already exhibiting loyalqualities, typical of the Ger-man Shepherd breed. Fullof energy! He is looking forhis forever home where hewould prefer to be the centerof attention!

Petfinder.com Winchester City 2012tags go on sale Mon

All dogs our months and older that are located

required to wear a dog tag. Tags or each year go o

and must be displayed on the dog by May 1st.

When registering your dog, you must present a v

ticate. I the vaccination has expired, proo o a curwill be required.

A City dog tag also identies your pet i he is lost

animal control.

Dog tags must be purchased by April 30th to av

alty.

Applications can be downloaded rom the Citys wup at City Hall.

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Alison Duvall: [email protected] or 540Diversions

It was Scottish author and historianTomas Carlyle who made the ollow-ing sage observation: Te greatest oaults is to be conscious o none.

I youre planning to travel to Wash-

ington state with nearious plans,heres an interesting law to keep inmind: Any motorist with criminal in-tent is required to stop beore enteringa town and inorm the chie o policeo his or her presence.

Are you more araid o lightning or

sharks? I you look at the numbers, itmakes more sense to ear lightning;more than three times as many peopledie rom lightning strikes than do soin shark attacks.

Te acids in your digestive system

are so corrosive that your stomachmust produce an entirely new liningevery three days.

As the Black Plague was sweepingEurope during the Middle Ages, somepeople, or reasons surpassing under-standing, believed that plague victimscould cure themselves by smellinghuman waste.

It was in 1893 that the zipper was

invented, and it was originally in-tended to be used in shoes.

I youre amiliar with the Disney

lm Cinderella, you might be sur-prised to learn some details about theGrimm brothers version o the olk-tale. In their story, Cinderellas wickedstepsisters are so desperate to marrythe prince that they mutilate their eetin order to try to make them t in theslipper (which, in the Grimm version,is made o gold, not glass). Also, at thewedding o Cinderella and her prince,the stepsisters eyes are plucked out bypigeons.

Tought or the Day: Te tax whichwill be paid or education is not morethan the thousandth part o what willbe paid to kings, priests, and nobleswho will rise up among us i we leave

the people to ignorance. -- TomasJeerson(c) 2012 King Features Synd., Inc.

By Samantha Weaver Beneft PaymentsGoing Paperless

In less than a year, all Social Securitypayments will be made electronically.Ninety percent o us who receive benetsalready get them that way. Te remain-ing 10 percent are being asked to makethe change now and not wait until thelast minute.

Te deadline is March 1, 2013, andapplies to more than just Social Security.Veterans, railroad retirees, Social Secu-rity Income recipients and those whoreceive Ofce o Personnel Managementbenets are included. Its said that goingpaperless will save the government $1billion over 10 years.

We can choose how well receiveour money -- either direct deposit toour existing bank account or a DirectExpress debit card. So which should you

pick? I you have a bank account, themoney will be automatically deposited

each month.I you dont have a ba

money will appear eachDirect Express debit cardlike a regular debit card, bone AM withdrawal eathere can be ees or other

also need to rememberIdentication Number (use the card.

When youre ready to to electronic paymentseither online [www.GoDphone at 1-800-333-179to sign up or the debit c

your Social Security nunumber, 12-digit ederanumber and the amounrecent ederal benet chdirect deposit to your

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RAIN BARREL MINI-SALEMonday, April 169 a.m. to 5 p.m.

County Administration Building - 107 N. Kent St.(Second floor/Recycling Office)

Each 55-gallon barrel is complete with all hardware, insect screenand an overflow hose. Warranty. $55 cost is payable by cash or

check. Supplies are limited. No reservations.

DONT LET

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Call Frederick County Recycling at 665-5643, ext. 1 for more information

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mom/devoted dad. Financial security. Ex-penses paid. Shirley and Tony. 1-888-882-

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HUGE Auction: April 11-12, 9 AM Preview:April 10th 11AM-2PM, 1401 Precon Dr.,

Chesapeake VA. SteelTech Industrial Fabrica-tion: Vehicles, Forklits, Tools and More! Full

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68.4 Acre Farm & 2 Building Lots (3 Tracts)Dickerson Mill Rd, Bedord, VA. ABSOLUTE

AUCTION: Friday, April 27, 12pm PreviewOnline! www.countsauction.com 800-780-

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AUCTION: Saturday, April 14th- 10am, 1801Main Street, Victoria, VA. Thornhill Farm

Wagon, Advertising, Toys, Coca-Cola, Primi-tives, Gas Station Signs, Air Meter, & Clocks.Tilmans VARR #348 804-347-4963

Absolute Auction 4/19, 11AM, 400 Augusta

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10,000+s Industrial/Oce Shell Building, 2blocks rom Metro station 1109-1115 Con-

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Virginia Seaside Lots -Absolute buy o a lie-

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cluding owners guest suites. Build the houseo your dreams! Unique bank oreclosure

situation makes these lots available at 1/3

o original cost. Great climate, low taxesand National Seashore beaches nearby. Only$49,000 each or pond lots $65,000. Tel. (757)

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23 ACRES o tall hardwood orest on Bank

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LAKEFRONT private 22-acre lake nearFarmville with just a ew lakeront homesites

available. Swim, sh, canoe, 2.6 acres or$65,900 and nancing available. 434-444-

5088.

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your dream home, 3-acre homesite in thetrees. A ew minutes south o Lynchburg

airport. Owner will nance. $59,900. 434-444-5088

OWN AN ENTIRE RIDGE TOP Hunt now, build

later. 28 acres o orested hilltop in SW Bo-tetourt County. $174,900. Ill nance; easy

terms. 434-444-5088.

BULL AND COMMERCIAL HEIFER SALE. An-

gus Polled Hereords, Balancers, Gelbviehs,Black Baldies. Saturday, April 14th @ Noon.

Knoll Crest Farm, Red House, VA 434-376-3567.

3 STATE VIEWS BANK ORDERED SALE 5+

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Bull and commercial heifer sale. An-gus polled herefords, balancers, gel-bviehs, black baldies. Friday, Decem-ber 2 @ noon. Knoll Crest Farm. RedHouse, VA 434-376-3567 (11/22)

William and Barbara Elseas CleaningService. Reasonable Rates/Reliableservice. Yards, decks, basements, ofc-es, garages, small gutters, driveways,lawn care & haul unnecessary junk.Call 540-671-8354

FOR SALE

FURNITURE

2 Refurbished Dell Latitude andInspiron Laptops. Windows XP,512MB. In very good condition otherthan some minor scratches on topcover. $100 and up.Call 540-514-1412 for details. (10/13)

MISC.

3 Childcare Cots with Mattresses $10ea. - 2 Adult Aluminum/Canvas ArmyCots $15 ea. - Blazing Rails PowerTrain Set (NEW, 45x36 Track) w/Tun-nel & Accessories $20 - 1990 Fleer(Packaged) Premiere Edition FootballCards $15 b

Documents

Frederick County Report, April 6 - 19, 2012