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Dr. Paul William Grunmeier
Dr. Paul William Grunmeier, 83, Winchester, died Tuesday, July 5. Dr Grunmeier was born in 1928, in Bethlehem, PA. He was the only child of Paul A. and Agnes Wilhelmina Grunmeier. His wife, Mary Jackson Braithwaite Grunmeier preceded him in death in June, 2007. Surviving are four daughters; Mary Grunmeier of Whippany, NJ; Maggie DeFilippis and husband, Jim of Los Angeles, CA; Ruth Virginia McBride, 75, Middletown, died Sunday, July 3. McBride was born in 1936, in Romney, West Virginia, the daughter of the late John and Virginia Bauer. Her husband, Roger Leroy McBride, preceded her in death on July 6, 1996. She is survived by a daughter, Lydia Marshall and husband, Billy, of Middletown; three sons, Mark W. McBride and wife, Deborah, of Martinsburg, West Virginia, Paul L. McBride and wife, Donna, of Gainesboro, Virginia, and Philip L. Mc Bride and wife, Sherry, of Winchester; Claude Douglas Hagans, 67, Winchester, died Sunday, July 3. He was born April 19, 1944 in Clarke County, the son of Claude Douglas and Pearl J. Wines Hagans. Molly Anthon and husband, Tom of Winchester, and Susan Grunmeier of Ashburn. Also surviving are his beloved grandchildren. All Services with Omps Funeral Home, Amherst Chapel will be private. All memorial contributions may be made in his name to Classroom Renovation Project, Shenandoah University, 1460 University Drive, Winchester, VA 22601. eight grandchildren, ele ven great grandchildren; a sister, Mary Lou Brown, of Augusta, West Virginia; a brother, Douglas Bauer, of Augusta, West Virginia, and numerous nieces and nephews. One brother, John Bauer, preceded her in death. A funeral ser vice was conducted at Omps Funeral Home, South Chapel with Pastor Roy Riley officiating. Interment in Shenandoah Memorial Park. Memorial contributions may be made to Living Waters Christian Fellowship, 4137 Cedar Creek Grade, Winchester, Virginia 22602. Sur viving is a son, Joey L . Hagans of Winchester. A private burial is planned. Arrangements are by Michael R. Phelps & Associates Funeral Directors, Stephens City.
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William Peter Pete Bill Melton, 77, Frederick County, died Wednesday, July 6. Melton was born in 1934, in Rockingham, North Carolina, the son of the late Robert and Wilma Spellman. Melton was a Veteran having served in the United States Air Force during the Korean Conflict, he then joined the USAF Reserve serving for 43 years retiring in 1994. He was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal, Air Force Commendation with 2 oak leaf clusters, the Presidential Unit Citation, as well as the Korea Service Medal. He achieved the rank of Chief Master Sergeant. He married Betty Lou Knighting on June 29, 1996 in Winchester. Surviving with his wife is his daughter, Carrie Virginia Melton and her husband, William Howe Warner; three step-sons, Bobby McKinney and wife, Mary, Michael McKinney and wife, Tracy, Darryl Willis and wife Alicia all of Winchester; a stepdaughter, Debbie McKinney Dowd and husband Gavin of Newport News, two grandsons; 10 step grandchildren; and two brothers, Robert Spellman of Martinsburg, West Virginia; Bruce Melton of Hagerstown, Maryland. His first wife, Nancy Fay Beatty Melton and one daughter, Holly Sue Belcher preceded him in death. A funeral ser vice was conducted at Omps Funeral Home, Amherst Chapel with Reverend David Witt officiating. Interment in Shenandoah Memorial Park with Military honors accorded by VFW Post #2123. Memorial contributions may be made to Opequon Presbyterian Church, 217 Opequon Church Lane, Winchester, Virginia 22602 or Round Hill Volunteer Fire and Rescue, 769 Round Hill Road, Winchester, Virginia 22602.
Lawrence E. Butts (LB)

Lawrence E. Butts (LB), 44, Stephens City, died Wednesday, July 6. Butts was born in 1966 in Winchester, the son of Janet Louise Dove and the late B.B. Butts. He was the grandson of the late Ruth and Granville Butts of Martinsburg, WV and Zatae and Sam Dove of Winchester. Surviving with his mother is his brother, Michael Scott Butts, his niece Tish Butts both of Maryland, and his pet, Amber. A memorial service was conducted at Omps Funeral Home, Amherst Chapel with Pastor Mike Woods officiating. Interment is private. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 2654 Valley Avenue, Suite B., Winchester, VA 22601.
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Elizabeth Louise Hugill Salyan
Elizabeth Louise Hugill Salyan, 77, Winchester, died Saturday, July 9. Salyan was born in 1933, in Hastings, PA, the daughter of the late William and Mary Hugill. She married William Salyan on June 25, 1952, in Hastings, PA. Surviving with her husband are four children, Janice Smith, and her husband, Trammel, of Winchester, William Salyan, Jr. and his wife, Pamela of Gig Harbor, WA, Kathleen Salyan of London, England, and Daniel Salyan and his wife, Kristine of Fredericksburg; six grandchildren; one great-granddaughter; and a sister, Barbara Ann Kirk and her husband, Thomas of Warrenton. A Mass of Christian Burial was conducted at Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church with Father Krempa and Father Dobbins officiating. Interment will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial contributions may be made to Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 W. Cork Street, Suite 405, Winchester, VA 22601 or the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, 1500 Rosecrans Avenue, Suite 200, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266.
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Victoria Lynne Lee, 47, FredOrtha Ray Short Williams, 78, erick County, died Saturday Frederick County, died Sunday, July 9. July 3. Lee was born in 1963, in MorWilliams was born in 1933, in gantown, West Virginia, the Webster County, West Virginia, daughter of Luther Randolph the daughter of the late Okey E. Huyett, Jr. and Judy Sue Huyett and Velmar Short. Kempf and husband, George. Surviving is her daughter, Anna She married David Lee on No- Smeltzer and husband, Robert, vember 18, 1989 in Winchester. Winchester; her son, Jeffery D. Surviving with her parents and Williams of Gore; four grandher husband is her daughter, daughters; one great grandMarissa Elizabeth Lee; her son, daughter and her sister, Corenia Mason Huyett Lee; her half- Combs and husband, Lawrence, sister, Alicia Chimento and her of Baker, West Virginia. half-brother, Randy Huyett. Three sisters and four brothers A graveside service will be con- preceded her in death. ducted at 11 a.m. on Wednesday All services with Omps Funeral in Mount Hebron Cemeter y Home, Amherst Chapel will be with Reverend Steve Melester private. officiating. Memorial contributions may Memorial contributions may be made to the Roe Family Report be made to Ministering Angels,County Funeral Home, 1600 c/o Omps 2308 Middle Road, Winchester, Amherst Street, Winchester, Virginia, 22601. Virginia 22601.
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By Meghan Moeslein Frederick County Report FREDERICK COUNTY Three members of the Board of Supervisors for the county stated Friday that they intend to seek Republican nomination for their current seats. Chairman Richard C. Shickle Sr., Opequon District Supervisor Bill M. Ewing and Back Creek District Supervisor Gary A. Lofton each took a moment to address the standing room only crowd at the county building on N. Kent St., in Winchester. I look forward to the next several months talking to the citizens of the Opequon District, Ewing said. I look forward to serving another four years if I am humbled with your vote. Ewing is seeking his third term as supervisor with the Nov. 8 election. He noted that his original three-tier platform from his first campaign still holds true; Rt. 37 by-pass back onto states six-year plan, keeping taxes low by promoting good/clean businesses, and holding the line on taxes. I am pleased to say that we have made great progress regarding those priorities, said Ewing. The Rt. 37 expansion must be built. Shickle, has served Frederick County in two capacities dating back to 1995 when he was first elected as Gainesboro District Supervisor, and again 1999 the voters boosted him to Chairman of Frederick County Board of Supervisors. Again in 2003 and 2007 he was elected chairman which brings him to this years election, seeking to maintain his title. I have a great love for Frederick County. This is a great community and I am fiercely proud of it, Shickle said. I was fortunate to have been born here, go to school here, work here, and raise my children here. Shickles wife, Louise and daughter were in attendance to show their support. Although not elected, [Louise] unselfishly serves with me, helping me in every way, with support, encouragement, and the best interest of Frederick County in heart, he said. Lofton is serving his first term on the board representing Back Creek District, and is hoping to continue that representation with another term. Lofton is also a lifelong resident of the area, and has enjoyed his time working to enhance his hometown. I ran on a platform that was consistent with my vision of continually improving the quality of government services while maintaining a fair and equitable tax rate, said Lofton. I will continue to focus working on several fronts to place us in a prime position to take advantage of a resurging economy. He said that he looks forward to continuing to work with the residents of Back Creek District, and sharing this vision with them. Showing support, and announcing his intention to seek a nomination was current Frederick County Commonwealths Attorney Glenn Williamson. I think its important people realize how much the candidates who are running, care about the average citizen, Williamson said. Its amazing to me, how they are able to do the things they do and not raise taxes.
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As part of the Government Service Learning program this year, James Wood High School seniors Erin Gardner, Emily Macauley, Matt Arakaky, Chris Haskiell wrote a grant application requesting funding from the Library of Virginia to protect primary source documents in the Frederick County Circuit Court Clerks office. The documents are from the 1700s. As a result of the students work, a $5,000 grant has been awarded to fund the project. During the upcoming school year, the students will continue to work with Clerk of the Court Becky Hogan to protect the historical documents. By Bill McMorris Old Dominion Watchdog Virginias unemployment rate is among the lowest in the nation and revenue jumped nearly 20 percent in May, but economic recovery is not coming to all Virginians, leaving Gov. Bob McDonnell skeptical that a rising tide can lift all boats. In April, the state experienced growth of of 0.7 percent; however, most Virginians did not experience this growth. The states good fortune is really the northern regions good fortune, as the south of the state continues to lag. Northern Virginia carried the state, growing 1.1 percent in the month. This offset the decline in Hampton Roads and RichmondPetersburg, which fell 0.2 and 1.0 percent respectively. McDonnell is disturbed by the trend. Im of the belief that the rising tide does not lift all boats and thats why weve tried to focus on some of the mega trends in economic development and then try and direct as many projects as we can to the south side and southwest where theyve had chronic double-digit unemployment, he said. Northern Virginia continues to drive a lot of the economic activity and sales tax. And locally its about the only area in the country where real estate values have actually started to go up again. Northern Virginia has proved one of the luckiest areas in the country during the recession and has bucked most economic trends, thanks to a surge in federal spending and job opportunities with government agencies, contractors and defense groups. Its home prices have done the impossible, steadily rising even as the real estate market countrywide continues to free fall. The south and southwest areas of the state have not been as lucky. These areas have reeled in economic decline for more than decade, as textile, tobacco and furniture makers have closed up shop, sending tens of thousands of blue collar workers into the unemployment line. Some places are growing, some are not, state Secretary of Finance Ric Brown said. Go to a place like Danville, a place thats got high unemployment; you will find that its traditional economic base textiles, furniture left in recession and hasnt come back and it isnt coming back. The state is channeling projects and directing business to the poorer areas of the state. The $3 billion transportation spending pushed by McDonnell, for example, is expected to improve Virginias infrastructure and roads but it will go a long way in getting unemployed textile factory workers back in the job market. Economic development, according to Brown, is even more important than state projects. Leaders in Richmond courted businesses and money makers from across the world to set up shop in some of Virginias most distressed areas, and the state is shelling out millions in tax breaks in some cases to hammer a deal through. The governors office, for example, plans on shelling out $4.6 million to Steven Spielberg this year to help him produce his Abraham Lincoln biopic blockbuster. The Virginia Motion Picture Tax Credit program funds have ensured that the legendary director would park his trailers in the Richmond-Petersburg area for the next year and hopefully gin up some economic activity. But financial incentives and business wooing are not so simple. The governor could have offered to pay for the entire film if only the director set it in Virginia Beach, Spielberg would have turned him down. The film required the natural setting and elements of the Richmond-Petersburg area; the subsidy just sweetened the deal. In terms of economic development, you must find employers that match up with these areas and it is difficult because they either dont have the natural fiscal attraction to get a company interested or the quality of the workforce does not match up with what a company needs, Brown said. The stability of the region in northern Virginia has a lot to do with the human assets and educational levels that other regions in the state and country do not have. 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By Sue Golden Frederick County Report At Monday evenings Town Council meeting, Police Chief Phil Breeden noted that crime has been on the rise in Middletown. Middletowns been lucky, Chief Breeden said. As the economy worsened, most jurisdictions have encountered more crime. Middletowns luck apparently ran out. July is already showing signs of additional crime. Let me warn the residents right now; lock up your belongings, he said. Do not leave anything outside, whether it be gardening tools, chain saws, or fourwheelers. The added crime wave will be exacerbated by the resignation of Officer Carl Story. Mayor Mark Brown commended Officer Story for his excellent record while part of the Middletown team. Officer Story was involved in the cadet program, encouraging young people to become police officers. He was active in the community. We will miss; we wish him well, he said. In other Middletown news, council continues to investigate the change of election day to coincide with other elections in November. The proposed change would give all council members and the mayor an additional six months of service. Several other area municipalities have been researching the matter as well. Front Royals council recently voted to maintain their May election status which has caused backlash from community members. Moving an election from May to November can carry more than a simple date change, it requires much by way of paperwork. The Town of Middletown would have to change its ordinance of having the town elections in May to November, and that must take place in 2011, Rick Miller, voter registrar for Frederick County said in an email to Joan Roche, town manager. Along with the ordinance change the town would
need to petition the General Assembly in 2012 requesting that the appropriate changes are made to their town charter. If the year 2012 is chosen to move the election from May to November, the current office holders up for election would stay in office until Dec. 31, Miller wrote. He also informed council members that with the change to November the town could be saving money. If the elections were held in November, the town would be splitting costs rather than paying all of the costs, said Miller. If town elections are held in November 2012, the state board of elections will not charge the localities their town election expenses. In the event Middletown decides to keep the May date the polling location will remain the same. If the election is moved the town has no authority to establish the polling place location. The polling place location for town elections held in November will be the polling place established by the county for its elections, he wrote. This would be Cedar Creek Precinct at the Middletown Elementary School. A proposed Property Tax Increase of .035% must be voted on at the next Town Council meeting, before the bills are issued in August. The annual audit will be completed this week. Council voted on the Third and Final reading of an ordinance looking at their fee schedule. According to Councilmember Donna M.G. Gray, the ordinance brings Middletowns fee schedules in alignment with neighboring jurisdictions, as per Town Planner Fred Wharton. Councilmember Carl H. Bernhards voted against the ordinance. The Planning and Zoning Committee noted that Frederick County approved the Councils appointments to the Board of Zoning Appeals. The appointees, Teresa Cangiano-Klimm; James Hall; Anita Holley; Tommy Rohrer; and Henry Shiley, must now be sworn in by the County. The Dollar General building permits were issued, and work should begin on the project in the near future.
On Thursday, July 14, at 11 am, there will be a ground breaking ceremony for the building to replace the destroyed Carter Family Store. On Saturday, July 16, from 11 am to 12:30 pm, the National Park Service will be giving civil war era historical walking tours in Middletown. On Saturday, July 16, the Wayside Theatre will preview The Nerd. The show will run through August 13. On Monday, July 18, at 7 pm, the Planning and Zoning Committee will hold a Commercial Zoning Ordinance workshop, to define commercial development at the outer edges of Town. On Saturday, August 13, the Route 11 Yard Crawl will take place. Councilmember Charles H. Harbaugh, IV is collecting items to sell on behalf of the Town. Contact Charlie at (540) 877-4594. On Saturday, September 3, at 9 am, there will be a softball tournament in the Town Park. All proceeds benefit the Town. To sign up, call Charlie at (540) 877-4594.
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By Jonathan Lucci Frederick County Report he raise on citizens water and sewage rates in Winchester was made official by City Council during its July 12 meeting, with some modifications. The original plan had called for a 20-year loan to pay for the costs associated with the renovation projects being planned to the system. The loan would be paid down by raising the rates 15 percent in 2012 and another 15 percent in 2013, with smaller increases in the years to follow. Councilman Willingham proposed modifying the plan by changing the payment period on the loan to thirty years, instead of twenty. He raised concerns about paying a larger amount of money in a shorter time frame, pointing out that there may be other projects required in that time period that would be harder to pay for because of the loan payments. That could put stress on the cash flow for existing infrastructure projects, said Willingham when discussing the 20-year loan. Ther e was some disagreement among council members, with Council President Buettner indicating he believed the change was unnecessary. However, council voted to amend the ordinance and apply for a 30-year loan. The change in the plan will benefit consumers slightly. The jump in water and sewage rates will be 14% in 2012 and again in 2013, as opposed to 15 percent. Council also officially approved an ordinance exempting disabled veterans from paying property taxes. The ordinance itself is a way of implementing a requirement under state law to exempt these veterans and to clarify who is eligible. Council believes that
the language in the state law is unclear as to whom is eligible for the exemption and the ordinance is meant to assure that no disabled veteran is excluded from the exemption because of unclear language It is the belief of Common Council that the legislative intent is served by allowing those veterans whose entitlement to exemption may be precluded due to the legislative ambiguity to receive the exemption, states the ordinance. To be eligible a veteran must have a disability that was service-connected and is permanent. The report given to Council stated that the financial impact on the city would remain unclear because it is tied to how many veterans would apply and be approved. Council also approved an ordinance that redistricted some of the voting wards in the city and created a second polling place in the Fourth Ward.
Wincnester City Council members met in regular session on Tuesday. They approved water/sewer rate increases for 2012 and 2013 in order to help of fset costs associated with the renovations needed for the plant.
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n Saturday, July 16, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. NW Works will be hosting their community shred day and yard sale at 3085 Shawnee Dr. 3D Shredding will be on hand to do all the work. First 10 boxes are free, only $3 per box after that. The shredding provides paid employment to adults with disabilities. Enjoy a wide variety of items available at the community yard sale from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m., stop by and shop. The sale will feature collectibles, antiques, appliances, a 98 Dodge Stratus, household items and much more. Any and all yard sale questions should be directed to Angela Schroyer at 540-313-9404. N W Works: Turning disabilities into possibilities since 1970.
he Winchester Fire and Rescue Department (WFRD) has completed their Neighborhood Smoke Alarm Canvassing Program by distributing the smoke alarms that have been provided to them through the Get Alarmed Virginia smoke alarm grant. This was accomplished through phone requests to the department and by WFRD personnel performing door to door canvassing of neighborhoods on weekends and evenings. Not only were smoke detector installations completed, the department provided approximately 50 batteries for existing/working detectors, and home fire safety surveys were completed by the occupants of the residence. Flyers in English and Spanish were left at residences where there was no answer explaining how to request a smoke alarm. In total between April 2 and June 22, 229 smoke alarms were successfully installed, 328 were refused and 593 were not home. More information is available by calling 540-622-2298.
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Areas canvassed: Bellview, N. Braddock, N. Cameron, Gibbons, Jackson, Oates Morningside 131 - Not Home 52 - Refused 18 - Installed 18 - Survey
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Baldwin, Longview, Circle, papermill, S. Pleasant Valley, Brills Trailer, Cedarmeade 149 - Not Home 102 - Refused 47 - Installed 11 - Survey
Areas canvassed: Armour Dale, Monticello, Harrison, Tower, Hillman 53 - Not Home 32 - Refused 23 - Installed 17 - Survey
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Areas canvassed: Opequon, Eagle, Hollingsworth, Shenandoah, Pall Mall, Parkview 107 - Not Home 42 - Refused 25 - Installed 6 - Survey
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Areas canvassed: Kent, Clifford, Cecil, Leicester, Monmouth
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Areas canvassed: Charles, Fairview, Smithfield, E. Piccadilly 57 - Not Home 41 - Refused 32 - Installed 21 - Survey
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Areas Canvassed: First, Second, Grace, Summit, Bruce, Superior, Broadview, Imperial, Royal,
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Areas canvassed: Kent, Liberty, Baker, Highland
June 13
Various phone requests: Virginia, Hockman, Cornwallis, Battle, Woodstock, Fairview, Jigsaw, Beau, Allen, Molden, Whittier, Tilghman, Marion
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Case# 11024883 Crime: Grand larceny Corporal Spishak
Between May 25-27 several computers were taken from Winchester Little Theatre. The equipment is a black Hewlett Packard computer, and a black Acer Aspire computer. Police are seeking any information relating to the incident and location of the stolen items. Information in reference to this or any other crime, should be directed to the Crime Solvers Hotline 540665-TIPS (8477).
Greenwood Mill Elementary School has launched a summer reading program for students. There are currently 28 students enrolled in the program, which is being done on a volunteer basis by the
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The Frederick County Sheriff s Office is investigating a burglary and grand larceny from Shenandoah Honda, located at 2098 Berryville Pike. Unknown suspect(s) forcibly entered the business by removing steel wall panels at the rear of the building. Taken were four CRF150R red and white offroad dirt bikes. Several other bikes were moved and damaged. The cash register in the retail area was opened and the cash removed. If you have any information regarding a suspect or suspect vehicle in this incident, please contact the Crime Solvers Hotline at (540) 665-TIPS (8477). Information leading to the arrest of a suspect may result in a reward of up to $1,000.
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r 2:30 and 8 p.m. Elton Johns Aida to be performed at OhstromBryant Theatre in Winchester. To order tickets, call (877) 580-8025 or shenandoahsummermusictheatre. com.
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r 8 p.m. Elton Johns Aida to be performed at Ohstrom-Bryant Theatre in Winchester. To order tickets, call (877) 580-8025 or shenandoahsummermusictheatre.com.
FRIDAY, JULY 15
r 6:30 p.m. Members of Winchester Connection will meet for dinner Camino Real Restaurant in Berryville. Call for more: 540-6789500. r 7 p.m. Belle Grove in the Civil War on the front lawn of Belle Grove. Join local historian Dr. Wayne Sulfridge as he examines Belle Groves involvement in these larger events, and the sites critical role during the climatic combat that swirled around the house and grounds during the Battle of Cedar Creek on October 19, 1864. Call for more information: 540-869-3051. r 8 p.m. Elton Johns Aida to be performed at Ohstrom-Bryant Theatre in Winchester. To order tickets, call (877) 580-8025 or shenandoahsummermusictheatre.com.
Poker Run 9a-12p; Blues House 12p7p @ Winchester Eagles Club. r 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Audition for the first Barns of Rose Hill Teen Music Fest. To reserve an audition time call 540-955-2004 & leave your name & phone number. Selected participants will be featured in a Performance as part of the Grand Opening Celebrations on September 10. r 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Trike Bike Show at Groves Winchester Harley-Davidson, no entry fee. Anyone purchasing tickets to vote for Peoples Choice -6 tickets for $5- receives a chance to enter for $500 shopping spree at the dealership. Only Trike Show Entrees and people purchasing tickets to vote will be eligible to enter. r 1-4 p.m. First Kernstown Battlefield tour the only battle that Stonewall Jackson lost. Self-guided walking tour with interpretive signs. Less than one mile in length, members and children 12 and under are free, all others $5. More information: 540662-1473 ext. 208. r 2:30 and 8 p.m. Elton Johns Aida to be performed at OhstromBryant Theatre in Winchester. To order tickets, call (877) 580-8025 or shenandoahsummermusictheatre. com. r 7 p.m. Familyland Summer Concert Series at Jim Barnett Park featuring Wayside Theatres Young Ambassadors Guild Shakespeare in the Park. r 2:30 and 8 p.m. Familyland Summer Concert Series at Jim Barnett Park featuring Bob Payne (Classic Americana, fold and traditional country music).
WEDNESDAY, JULY 13
ReNew: The Green VBS Jul 18 - Jul 22 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm St. Pauls on-the-Hill Episcopal Church, 1527 Senseny Road, Winchester, VA Vacation Bible School is just around the corner. Get ready for a week of exploring Gods word and learning how we can work together to care for creation! Grow in faith. Have fun. Change the World! Join us at ReNew: The Green VBS!
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r 9 a.m. Mt. Zion United Methodist Church in Woodstock will host Donnie Carter Ministries. All are welcome. Mt. Zion U.M.C. is located at 158 N. Church Street, Woodstock. Call 540-4599695 for more information. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Backstage With the Bible A Vacation Bible School Experience Stephens City United Methodist Church Ages preschool - 5th grade 5291 Main St, Stephens City July 17-22 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Register by calling church office at 540-869-2348 or online at stephenscityumc.org VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Vacation Bible School, The Big Apple Adventure, Bible Stories, Skits, Food, Games, Prizes, Crafts, Inflatables, Horse Rides. -- July 10-14, 6:158:30pm, Ages 4-11, Shenandoah Valley Baptist Church, 4699 Valley Pike, Stephens City, VA 22655, http://www.svbcfamily.com, 540-868-4020, info@svbcfamily.com Backstage With the Bible A Vacation Bible School Experience Stephens City United Methodist Church Ages preschool - 5th grade 5291 Main St, Stephens City July 17-22 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Register by calling church office at 540-869-2348 or online at stephenscityumc.org Summer Fun Camp 2011 Summer Fun Camp 2011, around the world in five days at Impact Christian Center, 134 N. Loudon St. Camp will take place Aug. 1-5 from 6-8:30 p.m., children must be enrolled by July 24, and between the ages of four and 12 years old. Join us for Biblical teachings, food, fun and prizes. More information is available: generationimpact@ impact-cc.org or impact-cc.org.
TUESDAY, JULY 26
r 7:30 a.m. Rotary Club of Frederick County will meet at the picnic shelter in Sherando Park. A program with Jason Robertson, director of parks and recreation for Frederick County will be speaking. Breakfast in the Park team will provide breakfast. A breakfast pot-luck challenge is planned.
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r 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m. Habitat Poker Run - all proceeds to benefit Habitat for Humanity of Winchester-Frederick County. Registration can be done online at www.habitatwfc.org. Driver $25.00, Passenger $20.00. Ticket price includes Blues House Event Admission from 12-7 at the Winchester Eagles Club. Check in 8:30a-9:30a;
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r 7 p.m. Winchester democratic committee meeting in Rouss City Hall, on Cameron St., this forum will focus on the question How can we save medicare?. Gloria Rickel and Wayne Spriggle, MD are both members of Physicians for a National Health Plan (PNHP). They will present current information, answer questions, and help see what individuals can do. Bring friends to this informative meeting.
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final four races. Clint Bowyer, Ryan NewWere just going to have to be betman, Biffle. Stewart, Greg ter, saidTony We know that. Were nervous about getting in (the Chase), Biffle, Juan Pablo Montoya, and anything can happen. ... There are some races were concerned about Mark Martin, Kasey Kahne, leading up to the cutoff (end of the regSpeedway. that. Really, were working as hard as we Sure, week Daytona best race can every both to bring the victocars we can to the track, said Biffle. ries important that we have the best Its this year, by Bayne and possible Ragan, equipment monumental were right now. Were racing as hard as we can. Jeff Burton and Jamie Mc- upsets, but the trend goes Murray. deeper than just restrictorTo cite one example, plate tracks. Stewart has won at least In Harvicks three viconce in every season of his tories, he led a combined career, dating all the way total of nine laps. Victoback to 1999. ries by drivers who actually As such, it appears possi- dominated races have been ble that NASCARs all-time few and far between, most record for winning drivers notably Kurt Buschs Infiwithin a single season will be neon Raceway triumph and exceeded. Nineteen drivers his first priority is making the Chase, Roush Fenway driver Greg Biffle says Kenseths win at Texas Mobut that victory lane in 2001, off Speedway. visited doesnt mean hes going to backtor from trying to win races. (Photo: Getty Images) 1961, 1958 and 1956. Track position has beWere not taking big risks, but, at the ular season), and we know were on same time, were racing for the win. the Earnhardt, while congratbubble, so its important to have come exceedingly important Monte Dutton has covered motorgood finishes right now. ulating from Vancouver, said ofis at most tracks. Fuel mileage sports for The Gaston (N.C.) Gazette Biffle, Ragan, also Wash., since 1993. He was named writer of one of only two drivers to have won Daytona, I in both the Nation- seems at the National Motorsports the year by least as crucial as championships dont know. Its 2008. His wide and Camping World Truck speed.Association in of adept weird(Johnny Benson is the other.) Press NASCAR racing. The ranks This blog Week series. (http://nascar.rbma.com) features all Biffle also was rookie moveyear in road racers has thickened. of the can What kind of of his reporting on racing, roots music both series. He came up through you make? ... There aint no and past five Sonoma (InfiNASCARs developmental system, Thelife on the road. E-mail Monte at nascar_thisweek@yahoo.com. winning track championships early in move you can make. You just his career at Tri-City Raceway in West neon) races have been won Richland, Wash., and Portland (Ore.) 2009 King Features Synd., hold it on the mat and try by drivers who had Inc. never not to wreck into each other. previously won on road You see how good we are at courses.
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This hasnt been the season Greg Biffle expected, though he certainly has In 2010, up the pieces. won time to pick 13 drivers The 39-year-old Biffle didnt win during the 2008 regular season, but Sprint Cup races. David Raafter making the Chase, proceeded to gan became races. 12th. The win its first two2011sHe wound up third in the Sprint Cup standings. Cokenow, Biffles was the 17th For Zero 400 first priority is making the Chase, butone shy of race hesthe season, off. doesnt of going to back that mean Were certainly not racing conservthe halfway point. atively, he said. Were racing to win, They are Kevin Harvick but were not going to do anything stupid. (3), know we have to stay in (the top We Kyle Busch (2), Matt 12 in order (2), Jeff Gordon (2), Kenseth to qualify for the Chase). Its tight ... and were doing all we can do. Carl Edwards, Kurt Busch, Roush Fenway Racing put Biffle in Jimmie Johnson, Denny what was then still the Winston Cup Series back in 2003. He finished secHamlin, Ragan, Brad Kesond in the Chase standings two years later. A year ago, three Roush Fenway elowski, Regan Smith and drivers Biffle, Carl Edwards and Matt Kenseth made the Chase. Trevor Bayne. They could do it again, but the positions of Biffle and Kenseth are hardly Just as surprising are secure as the regular season enters its
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David Ragan celebrates his first win of the Sprint Cup season at the Coke Zero 400 at Daytona on July 2. He is the 13th driver to win one of the 17 races so far in the season. (Getty Images for NASCAR photo)
A few weeks back, it seemed as if the season was developing a pattern and that familiar stars were taking control. Perhaps that was the impression that was fleeting.
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1. PHILOSOPHY: Moderation in all things is attributed to which Roman dramatist? 2. HISTORY: The Russo-German Non-Aggression Pact of 1939 helped pave the way for what major historical event? 3. ASTRONOMY: Ganymede is the largest moon of what planet? 4. WORLD LEADERS: A prince or king called a maharajah likely would be found in which country? 5. GEOGRAPHY: What country is nearest to the Gulf of Carpentaria? 6. LITERATURE: Where do most of the Hobbits live? 7. MUSIC: What singing duo originally called themselves Tom and Jerry? 8. ARCHITECTURE: Who designed the Jefferson Memorial? 9. LANGUAGE: What does the term noblesse oblige mean? 10 RELIGION: Who was a founding influence in the Presbyterian Church? Answers 1. Terence 2. World War II 3. Jupiter 4. India 5. Australia 6. The Shire 7. Simon and Garfunkel 8. John Russell Pope 9. Those of high rank or birth are obligated to be honorable, generous and responsible. 10. John Calvin
1. Where did the hit song Skokiaan originate? 2. Name the musician who ran over and killed his chauffeur. 3. Name the band that released For Whom the Bell Tolls in 1984. Bonus for knowing the album name. 4. Name the group that had hits with Shes Not There and Tell Her No. What was the year? 5. Fontella Bass is known for what No. 1 hit? 6. ABBA had two worldwide hits in 1977. Name them. Answers 1. Skokiaan originated in Southern Rhodesia in Africa. First recorded in 1947, it has been covered by dozens of artists, including Bill Haley, Louis Armstrong, the Four Lads and Herb Alpert. 2. Keith Moon, drummer for the Who, was at the wheel of his Bentley and trying to flee from fans when he backed over and killed his chauffeur in 1970 in England. 3. Metallica, on its Ride the Lightning album. 4. The Zombies. The songs hit No. 2 and No. 6, respectively, on the charts in 1964, but the group never did have a U.S. No. 1 hit. 5. Rescue Me, in 1965. It went to No. 1 on the R&B charts. 6. Knowing Me, Knowing You and The Name of the Game.
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