SWoCo: Aug. 13, 2010

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Friday, August 13, 2010 The Roanoke Times2

news Campfi re ban lifted, new Patina location opens.

schools Back to school dates; Knights in Training.

planner Friday Nights Under The Stars, dance lessons.

sports Camp photos, Commonwealth Games.

back fence Springing back, Kevin Jones studio.

etc. Paparazzi photos.

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COVEREmily Chrisman, a sophomore at Cave Spring High, and Ethan Nichols, an eighth-grader from Hidden Valley Middle, appear courtesy of the Kevin Jones

Performing Arts Studio. Photo by Garland Gay.

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Pitt Boss Barbecue is hosting a food drive for Saint Francis House! Bring in two or more food items to be donated to Saint Francis House Food Pantry and get 10% off your meal! I spoke with Nicky, one of the owners on the phone, and she said this offer is good one time per day and will run at least through the end of August. Pitt Boss’ address is 3904-A Brambleton Ave.

— Alison

These are hard working dedicated young adults who have worked so very hard for all thier accomplishments. As a parent of three year round swimmers I can contest that swimming at this level is not a part time sport. You all deserve this, you worked for it. ...

— Joseph Russo Sr.,on Marlins swimmers

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CORRECTIONThe name of Megan Withers,

swimmer for Our Lady of Nazareth, was incorrect in a photo caption

last week from the Roanoke Valley Aquatic Association’s City/County

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Friday, August 13, 2010The Roanoke Times 3

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Cave Spring Baptist Church is sponsoring a Yard Sale to benefi t Drew Bennett and family. The yard sale will be held on Aug. 21 from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m.

Cave Spring Baptist Church Family Life Center is located at 4873 Brambleton Ave., Roanoke, Virginia 24018. Phone: 540-989-6136.

Please consider cleaning out your basement, garage,

closets, etc. and setting aside things for the salen Household items

n Children’s and Baby Clothesn Freshly laundered stuffed

animalsn Toysn Toolsn Booksn Furnituren Sporting GoodsCave Spring Baptist Church will

receive donated items at the Family Life Center (FLC) on: Monday through Thursday, August 16 to 19: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. - 8 p.m. and Friday, Aug. 20: 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Yard Sale to benefi t Drew Bennett set for Aug. 21

About Drew Bennett:Drew Bennett of Roanoke is 7 years old and has Pseudo-Obstruction, a

total colonic motility disorder. Bennett’s disorder was discovered when he was only two years. He has undergone many surgeries and is currently on full TPN and Lipids 20 hours a day and has early signs of liver disease.

In 2009 he was added to the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) for Active Level 1 transplant. Bennett is in need of a stomach, small and large intestine, and liver transplants, costing about $4 million.

Bennett has an older sister, Sam, a brother, Alex, and younger sister Caity. He is the son of Doug and Christy Bennett.

Due to the astronomical fi nancial costs of Drew’s care — including the future stomach, small and large bowel transplant, and possible liver transplant — his family has partnered with a tax-deductible non-profi t foundation. Anyone who can donate on Drew’s behalf, please do so at the MJC&A Foundation and indicate that your contribution is for Drew Bennett.

For more information, visit www.prayfordrew.com.

Roanoke County lifts ban on campfi res

The Roanoke County Fire Marshal’s Offi ce has lifted the campfi re burning ban issued last month, but the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality’s (VDEQ) regional burning ban on open air burning remains in effect until October 1. A campfi re should be contained to a 2-foot by 2-foot by 2-foot area; this can be in ground, on ground, or in a free-standing pre-manufactured fi replace.

The recent rainfall received over the past week has improved the dry conditions in the County that previously worried fi re offi cials causing a burning ban on campfi res to be issued on July 6, 2010. The campfi re ban was in addition to the previously issued VDEQ ban on all open air burning in place until October 1.

Several years ago, the VDEQ established the Western Virginia Emissions Control Area, which includes Roanoke County and town of Vinton, Botetourt County, Frederick County, Roanoke City, Salem City and Winchester City. Each year burning is prohibited in the Western Virginia Emissions Control Areas during the months of May, June, July, August and September. Campfi res have been the only exception to the burning restriction.

Throughout the year, the Roanoke County Fire Marshal’s Offi ce regulates all open burning and ensures County compliance with state agency burning regulations by requiring a permit for anyone in Roanoke County requesting to burn. Campfi res are exempt from the burn permit process.

Submitted by Roanoke County Fire & EMS

Patina opens at West Village

A Roanoke County bridal and formal wear shop debuted at its new location.

Patina Bridal and Formal Wear closed its Electric Road store several months ago, and since then, it has been remodeling a 5,000-square-foot space at Keagy Village in Southwest Roanoke County.

Owner Bonnie Jackson said Thursday, Aug. 5, that she aimed to open the store Friday, Aug. 6. PC Land purchased Patina’s former bank-owned Electric Road building several months ago.

Patina’s hours will be 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

Patina joins Dunkin Donuts, Firehouse Subs, Ntelos and Scottrade at the mostly unoccupied Keagy Village. This center at the corner of Keagy Road and Virginia 419 houses 52,000 square feet of retail space, but developer Kahn Development Co. has been unable to land a large anchor retailer there.

— Jenny Kincaid Boone

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Kenya they learned Kiswahili and Jones also learned the language of the tribe she stayed with, Kiluhya.

“The people are amazing. You walk into someone’s house that you don’t know because it’s raining and they are like, ‘Let me get you some chai.’ They are so welcoming. Even if people are rich and some were poor, everyone was giving and I think that’s something we’ve lost in America.”

“I want people to know that there is no one that is primitive. The people there are just like the people here.”

And Jones said that one of the most powerful things someone in Kenya told her was that, “We are different colors, but if you cut my wrist or cut your wrist, we both bleed red.”

Some of the most memorable things that Jones experienced while in Kenya included building a house, and participating in two goat slaughters, an important welcoming celebration where everyone drinks the blood of the goat.

“Their goats and cattle are everything to them, so for them to spare one, is a big deal,” she said.

She also had the opportunity to go out on a safari, where she put her photography skills to work and even got to experience a kill by lions.

For a link to Julienne Jones’ blog, visit The Notebook on swo-co.com

— Emily Flora

Julienne Jones with a friend she made in Kenya.

Julienne Jones travels to Kenya — Courtesy of Julienne Jones

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Julienne Jones, a 5th-year student at James Madison University and 2006 graduate of Cave Spring High School recently traveled halfway around the world and got a lot more than she bargained for: A second family.

Jones is a psychology, media arts and design major and theater minor, but it was after she took a cultural anthropology class that she learned of a home stay in Kenya. Although she had traveled some during her lifetime, she’d never been without her family.

“What intrigued me most was this was the only one I’d heard of that was a home stay. My mom and I are close and I knew if I went with school fi rst, it would be easier,” Jones said.

From May 31 until Aug. 2, Jones lived in Kenya and participated in two home stays. During her time there Jones researched the markets and stayed in the Western Province,

Eregi for an internship.“I got really close to my family.

They were my mom and dad. I spent six weeks with them,” she said. “You never become part of the town because you’re the only white person there, but I think I became part of the town as much as I could.”

Jones enjoyed meeting all of the children in the community she lived in with her Mama and Baba Julia (Mama Francis and Baba Janet). And now that she is back in the states she misses them more than anything.

“I want to go back and bring all of my friends there,” Jones said, including her mom, Cami.

“It’s like breathing in Kenya,” Jones said about the markets.” Money there is very new. They have wealth in their lands and crops. That was the hardest thing there, was this precedence that I’m white and rich.”

Fifteen other JMU students were involved in the core program. During their time in

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Linda Hall, Landscape Chairman and Dot Smith, President of Westchester Garden Club met Gov. Bob McDonnell last week at the Feeding America Southwest Virginia Food Bank. The current civic project of the garden club is the beautifi cation of the grounds of the Food Bank. A fl ower bed and azaleas have been plants and other shrubs, plants and trees are planned. Westchester Garden Club is celebrating its 50th year. Organized in 1960, the Club continues its original purpose of learning, civic beautifi cation and protection of the environment.

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Get updates onlineGo to The Notebook blog atwww.swo-co.com for news updates we’re posting through the week. Recent headlines from The Notebook:l Paparazzi photos of people from Southwest Roanoke Countyl Reader praises Louisa Britt as “a star being born”

Enjoy learning new music and making new friends.Enjoy learning new music and making new friends.Join us for our 10Join us for our 10thth anniversary concert season! anniversary concert season!

Exciting concerts in the Shaftman Performance Hall Exciting concerts in the Shaftman Performance Hall at the The Jefferson Center.at the The Jefferson Center.

Members come from the Roanoke Valley and Members come from the Roanoke Valley and throughout the region.throughout the region.

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Parks and Rec special events and programs

Are the end-of-summer doldrums getting you down? Roanoke County Parks has a variety of programs and special events to keep you busy as fall approaches.

Mark your calendar for a night of Shakespeare under the stars as we continue our Summer Stock Dinner Theater series at Valhalla Vinyard on August 21. Celebrate Grandpar-ents Day with us September 21 at Tanglewood Mall from 1pm to 6pm. We’re having a Sock Hop to celebrate decades gone by, with music, dancing, food and more.

Haven’t been to Splash Valley yet? You have one more month to enjoy the area’s most excit-ing aquatics attraction. New this week, purchase a Weekday Fun Pass and save money off your admissions. Don’t forget to look for our new program guide at the end of August. Fall program registration begins on Tuesday, September 7. There are still many summer session

programs still available for registration., such as:

A Day at Cave Mountain Lake - August 10

Cave Mountain Lake, nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains near Natural Bridge, has wel-comed generations of families. The Civilian Conservation Corps built the 7-acre lake in the 1930s using existing buttresses of natural rock to form a 35 foot high dam. The CCC also built the log picnic shelter using trees and rocks from the area. Enjoy a relaxing day on the sandy beach, swim in the lake or enjoy one of the many easy walking trails. A highlight of the day is a Cookout with all the fi xins. Fee includes picnic lunch, escorts and bus transportation. Go to Online Registration or call 772-PLAY.

Drawing - Beginning Au-gust 18

As an end in itself or for laying the base for all painting in any media, drawing is the es-sential fi rst step. You will learn to look at an object in a new way and really see what you are seeing. Shapes, shading,

lighting, picture composition, contour drawing, gesture draw-ing and one and two point per-spectives will be covered in this six week program. Go to Online Registration or call 772-PLAY.

Tennis Lessons for Adults - New Sessions Weekly

Roanoke County is pleased to offer a series of tennis lessons for beginner level adult play-ers. Registration fee includes instruction from current and former college coaches and players on the basics of the tennis stroke as well as specifi c drills aimed to improve each individuals game. Registration is limited to allow for adequate court time and personalized instruction for all participants. Go to Online Registration or call 772-PLAY.

Roanoke County Parks, Rec-reation & Tourism is operated by the government of Roanoke County. While our mission is to fi rst serve Roanoke County citizens, recreation programs are open to everyone! Check our website often for updates, or call 772-PLAY with questions about programs or registration.

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schoolsBack to school dates

Below are some important dates and information regarding schools in Southwest County, including Faith Christian School and North Cross School, for the 2010-2011 school year.

Cave Spring Elementary n New Student Orientation: Thursday, Aug. 19 at 9 a.m.n Kindergarten Orientation: Friday, Aug. 20 at 10 a.m.n Open House for Pre-Kindergarten: Friday, Aug. 20 at 9 a.m.n Open House for Grades 1-5: Friday, Aug. 20 from 10: 30 to 11:30 a.m.

Back Creek Elementaryn Kindergarten Orientation: Friday, Aug. 20 8:30 to 10 a.m.

n Pre-K Orientation: Friday, Aug. 20, 9 to 9:30n New Student Parent Orientation: Aug. 20, 10-11 a.m.n Sneak Peak: Friday, Aug. 20 from 11-12n Back to School Night: Aug. 24 at 6:30 p.m.n Popsicle in the Park: Thursday, Aug. 19 from 6-7 p.m. (for Kindergarten familes only)n Harvest Bash: Oct. 2 from 11-3 (subject to change)

Green Valley Elementary n Kindergarten Orientation: Thursday, Aug. 19, 10 a.m.n Meet and Greet for Grades 1-5: Thursday, Aug. 19 from 12 to 6 p.m.n PTA- Back to School Night: Tuesday, Sept. 7 at 7 p.m.

It’s almost time to head back to school — Roanoke County schools start Aug. 23. In this issue, you’ll fi nd key dates and other information, including our pull-out schools planner for the semester.

As seen on the cover, here are Emily Chrisman, a sophomore at Cave Spring High School and Ethan Nichols, an eighth-grader from Hidden Valley Middle School. They appear courtesy of the Kevin Jones Performing Arts Studio. — Photo by Garland

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Penn Forest Elementaryn Orientation: Friday, Aug. 20, 2010n New and K students 9:00 a.m. / Returning Students 10:30-11:30 a.m.n Homebase assignment cards will be mailed out in August.n Back to School Night 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010n Vision/Hearing & BMI Screenings – PFS: Thursday, Sept. 16, 2010n Pumpkins on Playground: Tue, Oct. 19, 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.n Fall Parade & Parties: Fri, Oct. 29, 1 p.m. – 2 p.m.n Winter Parties: Fri, Dec. 17, 1 p.m. – 2 p.m.n PEP Day: Thu, Jan. 13, 2011, 8:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

Reminder to all 5th Graders: You must submit proof of receiving Tdap Booster before you will be allowed to start 6th Grade. Bring documentation to Nurse Marci if you get the booster before the end of the school year. If you receive the booster in the summer, submit documentation to the middle school.

Kindergarten Registration – You may register your child in the front offi ce between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Go to the Roanoke County Public School site at http://www.rcs.k12.va.us/parent/kinder.shtml for more registration information. School boundary information can be found at http://www.rcs.k12.va.us/schools/locator.shtml.

Clearbrook Elementary Schooln New Student Orientation: Thursday, Aug. 19, 3:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.n Back to School Night Session 1: Thursday, Aug. 19, 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.n Back To School Night Session 2: Thursday, Aug. 19, 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.n School Pictures: Thursday, Sept. 30n Third Grade Field Trip to Monticello: Friday, Oct. 1n Fall Parties: Friday, Oct. 29, 1 p.m. – 2 p.m.n Schools closed for Parent Teacher Conferences: Tuesday, Nov. 2n PTA Meeting: Mon, Nov. 8, 7 p.m. – 8 p.m.n Holiday Shop: Thursday, Dec. 16 and 17n Winter Parties: Fri, Dec. 17, 1 p.m. – 2 p.m.

Oak Grove Elementaryn Aug. 20 – 8:00 a.m. Preschool Orientationn Aug. 20 – 8:30 a.m. Kindergarten Orientationn Aug. 20 — 10:00 a.m. New Student Orientationn Aug. 20 — 10:30 a.m. Returning Students Orientationn Aug. 23 — First Day of School

Cave Spring Middle Schooln An orientation program will be held for all rising 6th graders and students new to our school on Friday,August 20th from 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. Students are asked to assemble in the auditorium at 9:00 a.m.Parents are requested to drop off students in the large south parking lot beside the school. Studentswill tour the building and meet their teachers during this orientation.Because of the large number of students who will be attending the orientation, parents are asked tomeet their children in the cafeteria at 11:00 a.m. to escort them to their cars.n Schedule Pick-upStudents may stop by the school on Monday, Aug. 9 or Tuesday, Aug. 17 between the hoursof 8:30 – 11:00 a.m. or 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. to pick up schedules for the 2010-11 school year.No schedules will be distributed prior to Aug. 9.

n Class schedules will not be distributed to rising 6th graders unless parents have supplied documentation of the required Tdap booster shot. Students will be referred immediately to the health department and schedules will be held until this requirement is satisfi ed

n 6th Graders and New Student Orientation: Aug. 20 at 9 a.m. in the Cave Spring H.S. Auditoriumn P.T.A. Back to School Night: Sept. 13 at 7 p.m.n Rachels Challenge Student Assembly: Sept 21 at 1:30 p.m. at Cave Spring M.S. Gymnasiumn CSMS Band Night w/Marching Knights: Oct. 8 at 7 p.m.n Jazz Cafe-St.Johns Lutheran Church: Oct. 28 at 7 p.m.n CSMS Jazz Band Concert: Dec. 6 at 7 p.m. at the Cave Spring H.S. Auditoriumn CSMS Winter Band Concert: Dec. 14 at 7 p.m. at the Cave Spring H.S. Auditoriumn 5th Grade Band Night: Jan. 25 at 7 p.m.n School Play Performance/Peter Pan: Feb. 24-26 at 7 p.m. in the Cave Spring M.S. Auditoriumn Three Little Pigs Band Concert: March 16 at 8:45 a.m. Cave Spring M.S. Auditoriumn Field Trip/6th Grade/Williamsburg, VA: April 20n Field Trip/6th Grade Band/Charlotte,NC: May 26n Field Trip/6th Grade Band/Charlotte,NC: May 27

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Hidden Valley Middle Schooln Schedule Pick-Up Day: August 12 from 3-6 p.m. (this is the fi rst time schedules will be available)n 6th Grade and New Student Orientation: Aug. 20 9 – 10:30 a.mn First student day of 2010-11 school year: Aug. 23

Cave Spring High School n Aug. 20 New Student & Freshmen Orientation 9-11 a.m.Freshman/Sophomore Laptop Orientation 11 a.m.n Aug. 23 First Day of Schooln Aug. 30 Back to School Night 7 p.m.n Sept. 6 Schools Closed Labor Dayn Sept. 8 Underclass Picture Dayn Sept. 9 College Application Presentation for Senior Parents 7 p.m.—Libraryn Sept. 15 2 Hour Early Dismissaln Sept. 17 Homecoming Gamen Sept. 18 Homecoming Dancen Sept. 28 College Night At Salem Civic Center 2—4 p.m.; pb 6—8 p.m.n Oct. 11 A Knight for All Knights 6 p.m. dinner, silent and live auction

Booster Foundation offi cers announced: Brian Evans, Vice-President; Bonnie Meyers, Secretary; Stacey Cotter, Treasurer; and Jim Markey, Fundraising/Spirit Shack.The Booster Foundations major fund raiser is our Booster Bash, themed “A Knight for All Knights”. This event is scheduled for Monday, October 11, 2010. We will be hosting a dinner, silent auction and live auction at the high school beginning at 6 p.m.The proceeds from this event will be going into the Foundations General Fund to support all 17 athletic teams, including scholarships for graduating student-athletes. The Foundation just approved over $10,000 of shared funding for capital improvements for the teams and athletic facilities.

Other Important Information:n Students in grades 10 –12 only will have the option to take their laptops home on a daily basis by paying a laptop charge of $40.00. Students who have been approved for free or reduced lunch will pay $20.00. Freshmen

will be provided with class sets of laptops as needed for instruction.n Classroom dues cover publication and distribution of the student newspaper and literary magazine to all students, homecoming decorations in the school, and for class fl oats during spirit week, and all remaining money is rolled to the student’s senior year and is used to cover the expenses of senior day activities such as the senior breakfast, lunch, and recreation activities provided to all seniors. Class dues for each grade level are listed below.n Juniors and seniors who choose to drive to school will need to obtain a parking permit for $40.00. Permits will be on sale during the fi rst week of school.n All students taking physical education courses will be

required to wear a gym suit provided by the school at a cost of $13.00 ($5.00 for t-shirt and $8.00 for mesh shorts) Students also have the option of bringing a suit from home that meets the following criteria:n Gray crew-neck t-shirt with no printn Black athletic shorts with at least a 7” inseam or sweatsn Any family who may be experiencing fi nancial diffi culty and is unable to pay any of the above costs is encouraged to call Mr. Spangler, who is willing to work with you individually to ensure that your student has everything he/she needs to attend school at CSHS. All information shared will remain confi dential. You can contact Mr. Spangler at 772-7550.

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Hidden Valley High Schooln Aug. 17 HVHS Business Night 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. at HVHSn Aug. 18 9th Grade and New Student Orientation 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. in the HVHS Auditoriumn Aug. 23 First Day of Schooln Aug. 25 Titan Tip Off from 6 to 8 p.m. at HVHSTitan Tip-Off will be on August n Sept. 15 2 Hour Early Dismissaln Sept. 7 - Sept. 11 Homecoming Week n Sept. 7 Powderpuff Game at 7 p.m. at HV Soccer Fieldn Sept. 8 Tom Deluca Hypnotist Show at 7 p.m. in HV Auditoriumn Sept. 10 Pep Rally during 8th period; Homecoming Parade at 5 p.m.n Sept. 11 Homecoming Dance “Cirque de la Vallee´” 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. in HV Gym

The Nominating Committee proposes the following slate of PTSO offi cers for the 2010-2011 school year:1st Vice President/President Elect

– Frances Stevenson2nd Vice President/Membership – Teena WilkinSecretary – Sarah BurtonTreasurer – Lisa LauriaHaving previously been elected as President-Elect, Gwen Vieth will serve as President.

Important Homecoming Information and DatesHomecoming Week – Sept. 7 – 11Theme – “Cirque de la Vallee´” (Circus of the Valley)Homecoming Spirit Daysn Tuesday, Sept. 7 – Circus Day sponsored by the Senior Classn Wednesday, Sept. 8 – Holiday Day sponsored by the Junior Classn Thursday, Sept. 9 – Disney Day sponsored by the Sophomore Classn Friday, Sept. 10 – Extreme Blue and Gold Day sponsored by Titan ForceHomecoming Activitiesn Tuesday, Sept. 7 – Powderpuff Game at 7pm at HV Soccer Field - $5 per ticketn Wednesday, Sept. 8 – Tom Deluca

Hypnotist Show at 7pm in the HV Auditorium - $10 per ticketn Friday, Sept. 10 — Pep Rally during 8th period Homecoming Parade – 5 p.m.Homecoming Football Game v. Lord Botetourt – 7:30 p.m. at Bogle Stadiumn Saturday, Sept. 11 – “Cirque de la Vallee´” Homecoming Dance – 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. in HV GymIndividual tickets only - $15 per ticketn Tickets for the Powderpuff Game and the Hypnotist Show will be sold in all lunches during the week of August 30 – Sept. 3.n Tickets for the Homecoming Dance will be sold in all lunches during the week of Sept. 7 – 10. If a student wishes to bring a guest from another school, they MUST turn in a Guest Permission Form prior to purchasing a ticket. These forms may be found in the front offi ce.

Hidden Valley High School Sports Passes:A HVHS Sports Pass is good for (1)

admission to all HVHS regular season home athletic contests throughout the school year. With football ticket prices at $6 and all other contests at $5, one person attending all HVHS home athletic contests in the fall would spend over $100. As you can see a HVHS Sports Pass is defi nitely a great investment and helps support all of our athletic teams.The 2010-2011 HVHS Sports Pass prices are as follows:Student/Athlete (must play at least one sport at HVHS) $35Student $50One Adult $75Two Adults $135Family of Four $200Senior Citizen (65 or over) $60n Sports Passes can be purchased in the front offi ce during school hours.n Sports Passes will be available for sale at Business Night on August 17, from 5:00 – 7:00 at HVHS and at the Titan Tip-Off on August 25, from 6: 30 – 8:30

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North Cross Schooln Thursday, Aug. 26: Orientation for JK3/JK4/K students and parents (Group A) 8:30 a.m. in Ellis Halln Orientation for families with new students- 9 a.m. Fishburn Auditoriumn Orientation for JK3/JK4/K students and parents (Group B) at 10:30 a.m. in Ellis Halln Friday, Aug. 27: Middle School Open House for students in grades 6-8, 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. in Eaton Halln Sunday, Aug. 29: Back to School Potluck Dinner, 4 to 6 p.m. at Carter Athletic Center fi eldn Monday, Aug. 30 First Day of School for JK3/JK4/K (Group A)n Lower School Opening Ceremony and First Day of Classes 8:30 a.m. Carter Athletic Centern Tuesday, Aug. 31 First Day of Classes for JK3/JK4/K (Group B) 7:50 a.m.n Thursday, Sept. 2: Convocation 10 a.m. Carter

Athletic Centern Sunday, Sept. 12: Art Reception 2 to 4 p.m. at Logan Gallery (Art Show will continue through Oct. 15 at 4 p.m.)n Friday, Oct. 1: Alumni Reunion and Homecoming Weekend/ Middle School Dance in Willis Hall Commonsn Saturday, Oct. 2: Upper School Homecoming Dance at the Carter Athletic Centern Tuesday, Oct. 5: Upper School Community Service Dayn Friday, Oct. 22 Kindergarten/Dad T-ball Game and lunch 10:30 a.m. at Porterfi eld Baseball Fieldn Tuesday, Nov. 23: Grandparent’s Day at 9 a.m. in New Slack Halln Friday, Dec. 3: Upper School Drama Production at 7 p.m. in Fishburn Auditoriumn Thursday, Dec. 9: Holiday Performance: Instrumental Music at 7 p.m.

Faith Christian Schooln Aug. 16 Ice Cream Social FCS Great Room 7 p.m.n Aug. 18 Student Orientation 8-9 a.m. kindergarten 9-10:30 grades 1-5, 11-12:30 grades 6-12n Aug. 19 First Day of Schooln Aug. 20 First Friday Celebration Senior Play Great Roomat 12 p.m.

n Aug. 26 Back to School night MS/US 7 p.m.n Sept. 2 Convocation 7 p.m.n Sept. 9 Back to School Night Lower School 5 to 9 p.m.n Sept. 14 Skate Party 3:15 to 5:15 p.m. at The Skate Center-Brandon Ave.n Oct. 2 Oktoberfestn Oct. 7 Grandparents Day 8 – 12n Dec. 13 Kindergarten Christmas Playn Dec. 14 1st – 5th grade Christmas Play

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Cave Spring hosts Knights in Training Cave Spring High School held their fourth annual “Knights In Training” event for all upcoming ninth

graders on Thursday, August 5 from 2:00-5:30 p.m. followed by a cook-out from 5:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Knights in Training is designed to introduce ninth-graders to the high school prior to the fi rst day of school. Students participated in a tour of the school, team building activities, a Q&A session, CSHS Traditions, tips for academic success, and a “Dress Code Do’s and Don’ts Fashion Show” to show-case dress code policies. School staff and teachers volunteer their time to plan the program.

— Emily Flora

Conor Bondurant and Jordan Staff ord during a team building exercise.

Olivia Allen, Carly Broome, Riley Snyder, Hailey Fitzwater and Taylor Duncan help coordinate Knights in Training. — Photos by Emily Flora, SWoCo

Sam Casauay, Anna Smith, Dominic Dlotto, Aaron DeVera and Tim Rindorf enjoy ice cream during a social at Knights in Training.

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Cave Spring Marching Knights truck. — Emily Flora, SWoCo

CSHS Band receives new band truck and trailerLast year prior to the Vinton

Christmas parade the Cave Spring High School Marching band’s truck and trailer caught on fi re. Lucky for those marching Knights, their band equipment was not inside the trailer when it caught fi re.

This year, the band will have a new shiny truck and trailer to haul their instruments and equipment with.

Thanks goes out to the Band Boosters who purchased the truck and trailer and worked with Proline, Woody Graphics, and Shelor to make this possible.

“We are very pleased,” band director Brian Quakenbush said.

— Emily Flora

Applebee’s hosts Pancake Breakfast benefi t for Pack the Bus

Q99 Radio (99.1FM) and Applebee’s Restaurant joined forces to support and kick off the community service project, “Pack the Bus.”

The Applebee’s Restaurant at Tanglewood Mall participated, and we have photos of some of those who came out to the event. The money collected at the Tanglewood location will go to the school district(s) closest to the respective Applebee’s.

“Pack the Bus” ends Aug. 13 and includes 14 appearances at local WalMarts. During the past 11 years the project has collected more than $400,000 in school supplies.

— Emily Flora

For more photos, visit The Notebook on swo-co.com.

Alina, Sasha, and Ed Lemire. (Cave Spring Middle School). — Photos by Emily

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Maggie and Jan Hodnett (Oak Grove).

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Watch chefs from local area colleges and universities put their cooking skills to the test. Taste locally grown food with samples of locally produced, in-season fruits,vegetables, beef, pork, lamb, and poultry. Additional events throughout the day include cooking demonstrations; interactions with local food producers; educational sessions about food preservation, fall gardening, and more; plus live music.

Where: Daleville Town Center, DalevilleWhen: 4 to 8 p.m.Cost: $3, kids under 12 freeContact: 772-7524, [email protected]

07.13Evening in Buchanan & Cruise-In (Buchanan)

Shops open late, carriage rides, music, discount coupons, etc.Where: Main Street, BuchananWhen: 5:30 to 9 p.m.Contact: 254-1212, [email protected]

07.14Celebrate Catawba (Catawba)

A celebration of the land and lives of the Catawba Valley. Local farmers, artists, and talent will be on display as well as plenty of food and music. Rain or shine.Where: Catawba Community Center, 4965 Catawba Creek Road, CatawbaWhen: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.Cost: FreeContact: 585-4985, [email protected]

07.14Microfestivus (Roanoke City)

The Mid-Atlantic’s premier craft brew festival. Well over 50 diff erent brews, food, beer judging, and live music. Proceeds benefi t the Center In the Square.Where: Elmwood Park, RoanokeWhen: Noon to 6 p.m.Cost: Regular Admission + No Servings $5Regular Admission + 10 Servings $20Regular Admission + 20 Servings $35Contact: [email protected], microfestivus.squaresociety.org/

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The Friday Nights under the Stars dinners run every Friday from July 23 to August 27, 4-9 p.m. Enjoy dinner and a specially paired bottle of AmRhein Wine, while dancing to entertainment. Featuring: Breeze Brothers.

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TuesdaySwing Dance Lessons

Come move your feet in the summer heat. Learn basic steps, spins, moves, and then combinations and patterns to enjoy these fun partner dances. No partner or experience required to attend! Where: St. John Lutheran Church, 6408 Brambleton Avenue, RoanokeWhen: 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.Cost: $5 for the night/$2 for studentsContact: 776-9274, swingroanoke.org

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The Friday Nights under the Stars dinners run every Friday from July 23 to August 27, 4-9 p.m. Enjoy dinner and a specially paired bottle of AmRhein Wine, while dancing to entertainment. Featuring: Pop Rivets.

Where: AmRhein Wine Cellars, 9243 Patterson Drive, Bent MountainWhen: 4 to 9 p.m.Cost: $49 per couple; individual packages will also be available.

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August 20Dancing under the Stars at Valhalla

Grab your hors d’oeuvres or picnic, your friends, your dancing shoes and come up to Valhalla Vineyards. Wine by the bottle or glass available. Reservations required. Where: Valhalla Vineyards, 6500 Mt. Chestnut Road, RoanokeWhen: 7:30 to 11 p.m.Cost: $10 cover per person.Contact: 529-2868, [email protected]

August 21Summer Stock Dinner Theatre

Presenting “The Winter’s Tale.” Bring lawn chairs or blankets and sit back and enjoy a great performance and a fabulous night! A traditional Elizabethan meal will also be availablewith the menu choices of Chicken Pie or Poached Salmon, Bread, Compound Sallet (salad), and Rice Pudding. Additional beverages will also be available for sale at the Valhalla Vineyards. Dinner reservations must be made by the Monday preceding the performance date, however theater only tickets will be available at the door. Where: Valhalla Vineyards, 6500 Mt. Chestnut Road, RoanokeWhen: 7 to 9 p.m.Cost: $12 per person (includes dinner), $5 per person (does not include dinner), children under fi ve are admitted free.Contact: 387-6078, roanokecountyparks.com

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Ballroom, Latin and swing dancing to the music of DJ Donna. Come for the fun, fellowship, exercise and mental stimulation.Where: Carter Athletic Center at North Cross School, 4254 Colonial Avenue, RoanokeWhen: 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.Cost: $10 per personContact: 772-2238, dancingduo.net

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Cave Spring Baptist Church Family Life Center is hosting a yard sale that will also feature a bake sale, car wash, and hot dogs with all proceeds to benefi t Drew Bennett. Donations are being accepted.

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The Roanoke Catholic Volleyball Camp, STAR division, July 12 - 15, 2010. This division is for girls going into high school who have extensive volleyball experience.

Back Row: Barrett Kemp (Salem), Sika Agblevor (Roanoke Catholic), Olivia Sass (Cave Spring), Annie Deer, Anne Clair Levy, Eilise Guilfoyle (all three from Roanoke Catholic), Lauren Sigmon (Cave Spring), Alyssa Bradley (Salem), Anna Sledd (Salem), Stacey Zysk (Craig County). Middle Row: Shannon Conway (Hidden Valley), Erin Lee (Lord Botetourt), Carrie Heldrith (Lord Botetourt), Kaelie Altizer (Blacksburg), Annice Link (Cave Spring), Rachel Nester (Liberty). Front row: Anna Newman (Salem), Mairin Guilfoyle (Roanoke Catholic), Sami Hanes (St. Mary’s, Pa.), Melissa O’Sullivan (Greenbrier, W.Va.), Ava Perez (Roanoke Catholic), Hannah Emerson (Lord Botetourt).

This is the Rising Star division of the Roanoke Catholic volleyball camp. There were 62 girls in this division and 12 coaches and lasted 3.5 hours for 4 days.

Very Back Row: Lydia Hoeppner, Maeve Sedivy, Kenzie Watkins, Emily Schmidt, Mikhala Staff ord, Christy Goldsmith, Isabel Danstrom, Olivia Frank. Next To Back Row: Coach Barry Kane, Morgan Strarnes, Molly Cardenas, McKay Coolbaugh, Carly York,Georgia Farthing, Taylor Braford, Ashley Deer, Sarah Dannhardt, Savannah Butcher, Heather Clark, Coach Holly Kane. 4th Row: Coach Devyn Bayes, Fallon Delp, Morgan Ratcliff e, Britany Linick, Sarah Poggendorf, Hannah Bryant, Missy Mortellaro, Ciara Mulcahy, Marilyn Bandy, Fiona Delzell, Coach Jewel Hoornick. 3rd Row: Coach Ava Perez, Faith Adams, Greyson Newberry, Emily Spickard, Ashley Stump, Cassie Ramsey, Abby Wolpert, Piper Roe, Katherine Danstrom, Coach Sami Hanes

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Winthrop University in Rock Hill South Carolina, September 3 and 4. The QDSS, now in its 4th season! The QDSS is part of the Queen of Diamond’s Showcases which are the largest fastpitch softball showcases of its kind in the U.S.

This event continues to attract athletes from 30+ states and 2 Canadian Provinces. Its’ sister showcase, the Queen of Diamonds North, in its 17th season, is the largest

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Hidden Valley student selected for Queen of Diamonds Showcase

Roanoke Post 3 American Legion fi nishes 2nd in tournament

The Roanoke Post 3 American Legion senior baseball team fi nished 2nd in the

District 9 tournament on Monday, July 19, losing to Lynchburg Post 16 by a score of 13-8 Tuesday in the championship game played at Salem Memorial Stadium.

Roanoke Post 3 survived a long path through the loser’s bracket of the fi ve-day tournament, posting a 5-2 record, and eliminated the #1, #2, and #3 seeded teams from the tournament on their way to the championship game.

Roanoke Post 3 had an overall record for the summer of 11-8.

The team consists of players

al schools: al locom severfrHidden Valley HS: Camden

Hodge, Alex Liechty, Mitch McClure, Austin Gregory, Cory Smith, Sean Kidd, Drew Trampe and Hayden Smith;

Cave Spring HS: Nathan Wimmer, Steven Koll, Luke Munson, Brian Kluge, Steve

Klaiber and Graham Harkey; North Cross School: Craig

Hoelzer, Fuller Clark and Sam Lawrence;

Patrick Henry HS: Aaron Burton.

Coaches are Scott Smith, Keith Hoelzer, Mark Kidd and Eric Lawrence.

Submitted by: Rosetta Wimmer

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Pizzazz Star City Twirlers Pizzazz Star City Twirlers under the direction of

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Pizzazz had Winners in fi ve of the seven categories they competed in at the Miss Majorette Competition, 3 girls qualifi ed for the Miss Majorette of America Competition held July 20th through the 23rd at the University of Notre Dame.

Girls winning their pageants were:n Harlie Dale of Buena Vista is the Advanced

Senior Miss Majorette of Virginian Rebecca Keller of Glenvar is the Intermediate

Junior Pageant Winnern Meredith Smith of Roanoke is the Beginner

Juvenile Pageant WinnerThese three girls will compete at Notre Dame in

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Novice Pre-Teen Pageant Winnern Elizabeth Hudson of Vinton is the Novice

Juvenile Pageant WinnerThe Novice division does not advance to

Nationals.Runner-ups in their pageant were:n Rachel Benton of Roanoke was 1st runner up in

Intermediate Juvenile Pageantn Megan McConnell of Glenvar was 3rd runner

up in the Intermediate Senior Pageant At the NBTA Virginia State Championships held

at the Arthur Ashe Center in Richmond in June Pizzazz Teams won the State Championship for the second consecutive year in every team category they competed in.

They also were awarded the prestigious “Outstanding Team of the Year” award which included a traveling plaque along with a cash prize.

Team members included:Rachel Benton, Danielle Cormier, Harlie

Dale, Elizabeth Hudson, Rebecca Keller, Megan McConnell, Stephanie Meriwether, Meredith Smith, Samantha Taylor and Olivia Thomas

Pizzazz won the Primary Half Time Show and Pom Pon, Juvenile, Pre-Teen and Junior Dance Twirl Team events, all in the Advanced division.

Girls who placed in the top 5 of their individual events were:n Harlie Dale—rising freshman at Va. Tech—

Won the Senior Advanced Show Twirl and was 2nd in Advanced Rhythmic, 2-Baton, 3-Baton, Solo Twirl and Super X Strut.n Megan McConnell —rising freshman at

JMU—Won the Senior Beginner 2-Baton, and was 3rd in Advanced Show Twirl, Intermediate Solo Twirl and Super X Strut.n Rebecca Keller — rising freshman at Glenver

High School Won the Junior Advanced Show Twirl, Intermediate Solo Twirl & Super X Strut, and was 2nd in Beginner Two Baton and 3rd in Beginner Three Baton.n Stephanie Meriwether — rising 6th grader at

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Forest Elementary School—Won the Juvenile Intermediate Solo Twirl, Super X Strut & Two Baton and was 2nd in Advanced Show Twirln Meredith Smith — Rising 5th grader at Cave

Spring Elementary School—Won the Juvenile Advanced Show Twirl and Beginner Two Baton and was 2nd in Beginner Solo Twirl and Super X Strut

Rachel and Meredith Won their Beginner Duet in the Tiny Tot Divisionn Elizabeth Hudson—Rising 4th grader at

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n Olivia Thomas—Rising 3rd grader at Back Creek Elementary School—Was 2nd in Novice Super X Strut, 4th in Beginner Solo Twirl and 4th in Advanced Showtwirl

n Danielle Cormier—Won the Pre-teen Advanced Open 3-Baton and was 3rd in Advanced Open Two Baton. She is from Jamestown N.C. and a 4 year long member of Pizzazz Star City Twirlers. Danielle is a part of the Teams that won the Virginia State Championships

. Submitted by Joan Duus

Virginia State Outstanding Team Award. From L-R: Rachel Martin, Megan McConnell, Rebecca Keller, Coach Joan Duus, Harlie Dale, Danielle Cormier, Meredith Smith

Virginia State Dance Twirl Team Champions: From L-R Back Row: Megan McConnell, Rebecca Keller, Harlie Dale, Danielle Cormier Middle Row: Samantha Taylor, Stephanie Meriwether, Elizabeth Hudson

Front Row: Rachel Benton, Olivia Thomas, Meredith Smith

The fi rst fi rst-place winners: From L-R: Stephanie Meriwether, Rebecca Keller, Harlie Dale, Meredith Smith and Elizabeth Hudson

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the spring. Speaking of which, if you still have photos from games this spring, we’d still be happy to help you show them off. You can share at [email protected].

Board members for the Cave Spring National Little League. From left: Steve Milby, Mark Woolwine, Mark Early, Susan Larkin, Barry Mason, Jay Glenn, Roger Dickenson, Mary Beth Greenway.

Fred Corbett, Clay Goodman, Chris Kowalczuk, Rep. Bob Goodlatte, and Pete Larkin at the opening of the Cave Spring National Little League this spring.

Photos by John Wimmer

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Two people from Southwest Roanoke County are appearing in the latest production at Studio Roanoke in downtown Roanoke.

They are Caitlin Morgan and Graham Grasty. The show, “Up from the Lunar Surface,” opened Tuesday and

runs through August 22. It is described as “a surreal comedy.” For showtimes and ticket prices, see studioroanoke.org.

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Top tomatoLinda Holt sent us this photo of a very large tomato she grew in her garden this year. “It is the biggest one I have ever grown. This one is called a “Delicious.” It was not a real pretty tomato on top, but as you can see was almost the size of a paper plate.”

Do you have interesting things from your garden this year? You can share photos at [email protected].

Back fenceKnow someone doing something noteworthy? Tell us over the back fence by e-mailing [email protected] or write SWoCo, P.O. Box 2491, Roanoke, VA 24010.

Delta Dental deer As I drove along Starkey Road one recent afternoon, I was startled to drive by a fawn grazing on its

spindly legs, right near Delta Dental. I turned around at The Forum, hoping it would still be there and that I wouldn’t see it running out into traffi c.

I was able to pull into the lot with Starkey Medical’s practice and watch across the street as it fi nished its snack and retreated to the cool of the woods.

For weeks, my family and I have been watching what we call the “Delta Dental deer” grazing on the knoll near that offi ce. A pair, including a buck with quite a nice little rack, have been traveling across the road in the early evening and spending time grazing there. Perhaps this is their little one.

For more photos, see The Notebook on swo-co.com.

– Erica Myatt

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Kevin Jones Performing Arts StudioThe Southwest Roanoke County-based Kevin Jones Performing Arts Studio held a series of summer camps this summer at Faith Christian School.

Her are some photos from the high school camp, where campers rehearsed and performed songs from the musical “Wicked,” along with various scenes.

Jonathan Stoots of Hidden Valley surrounded by his “harem” of girls in the song “Dancing Through Life” from the Broadway musical “Wicked.” On stage, from left: Corinne Davis (Hidden Valley), Caroline Magee (Roanoke), Lauren Harris (Hidden Valley), Jonathan Stoots, Laura McConchie (William Byrd), Jenn Vigh (Cave Spring), Alison Downie (Hidden Valley).

Jessie Dwyer of Cave Spring (left) and Corinne Davis of Hidden Valley rehearse the song “Defying Gravity.”

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Joe and Magen Windel of Southwest Roanoke County at the Star City Comedy Club. — Photos by Tara

Jones

Anita and Chuck Brady of Southwest Roanoke County at the Star City Comedy Club.

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BACK-TO-SCHOOL NEWSWe’re posting info about back-to-school events as

soon as we get them. Find the latest in The Notebook,

look under “schools.”

PaparazziOur paparazzi photo crew was at the Morgan Harrington Memorial Golf Tournament at Hanging Rock,

and so were these folks from Southwest Roanoke County. For more photos, see The Notebook on swo-co.com.

Steven Underwood of Southwest Roanoke County and Josh Nelson of

Roanoke Larry Gray of Southwest Roanoke County

Ed Wells and Lucky Bohon of Southwest Roanoke County Reeder Timmons of Richmond, Wes Warner and Chris West of

Southwest Roanoke County, and Nate Watson of Richmond

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