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By Sue GoldenFrederick County Report

On Halloween, a Middletownamily narrowly escaped withtheir lives ater their bungalow at 7723 Main Street burst intoames. racy Fletcher was homealone with her three year old son,Colton. Her husband, Kevin,was on a business trip. Beore helet, Kevin asked his riend, andneighbor, to look in on the pair.

Luckily, Brent Moyer took the re-quest seriously. Brent stopped by or a visit. racy ran upstairs ora moment, leaving Colton watch-ing television in the back room.Brent walked in to nd Coltonlooking at the re. Brent grabbedColton, and hollered or racy toget out o the house. Te housewas enguled; the pair escapedwith the clothes on their back.

racy said she tried to go backinto the house with a hose, tosee i she could put the re out,and save her cats. wo o the catsescaped unharmed. A third, an

older cat, was seriously burned,and inhaled too much smoke;the cat is at the vet, but is not ex-pected to survive, even though itreceived medical attention at thescene rom the reghters.

Middletown Fire Chie Henry Shiley said the department wasat the scene within two minuteso receiving the call. StephensCity, and Shenandoah and War-ren County re departments alsoresponded. Te re took twenty

minutes to put out. Te reght-ers tore down all the walls in thehouse, luckily, because they oundre still burning inside the walls.Te heat in the house was so high,that it melted the solder on thecopper pipes. Superintendent o Public Works, Donald Riey, wascalled in to shut the water o tothe house. Former MiddletownMayor, and Frederick County Sheri, John Copeland, stoppedto direct trafc on Route 11.

Te house, which is owned by odd Kettlewell, is expected to bea complete loss. An investigation

into the actual cause o the recontinues.

As or the Fletchers, they lostmost all o their possessions. Teamily does not have rental insur-ance. Te only positive momentcame when the re departmentcarried out a settee. racy saw the settee, and started to cry. Allher pictures and mementos werestored inside. As bad as the setteelooked, the contents were sae.

Kevin was back at the house on

uesday, waiting or the investiga-tion to be completed, so he couldgo inside. He said walking intothe house was devastating. Te

amily has lived on Main Streetin Middletown or nine years andin the house in question or three years. Kevin does not think they will be able to salvage much romthe house.

Te Red Cross is paying or theamily to stay at a hotel or threenights. Ater that, the amily doesnot know what it will do. racy is in the hospital, suering romsmoke inhalation.

A donation box was set up

at own Hall in Middletown.Te rst thing the amily needsis clothes. Kevin is a 42” waist,and a 2XL tall. racy is a size

3/4. Teir older soa 30/32 mens. Col5/6. O course, caalways help. own Roche is looking ian account at the BMiddletown, to accor the amily.

Fireghters rest amid Halloween decorations, after putting out a house re at 7723 Main Street, in Mid -

dletown.

Some of the burnt wreckage outside the house,where two Middletown residents escaped with only

the clothes on their backs.

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ginia, died Friday, October 28, 2011, at Tat Meadow Branch. Memorial contribube made to First Presbyterian Church, 1Loudoun Street, Winchester, Virginia, CAP, 112 South Kent Street, Wincheste22601 or the American Association o UWomen, 1111 Sixteenth Street, NW, WDC 20036

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Frederick County Crime o the Week

October 31, 2011

Te Frederick County Sheri’s Ofce is investigatinga burglary and grand larceny which occurred at 125Rectors Lane, in Frederick County between September11 and September 12, 2011. Te victims reported thatunknown suspect(s) orcibly entered a garage on theirproperty and removed several vehicles, including ablack go-cart, a yellow dirt bike and a Colbin 50cc ourwheeler, green in color.

I you have any inormation regarding a suspect orsuspect vehicle in this incident, please contact theCrime Solvers Hotline at (540) 665IPS (8477). Inor-mation leading to the arrest o a suspect may result in

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Dear Editor,

As chair o the Haunted Woods at Camp Rock Enon, I would liketo send our heartelt thanks or your article in last weeks Report.We did very little advertising this year due to budget cuts and yourarticle helped save us! We went rom a mere 25 people the rstFriday night to over 60 the second Friday night. When asked, pa-trons said they’d seen your article and were intrigued to nd outor themselves just how scary Haunted Woods would be. Everyoneagreed that it was worth the drive out to Gore to attend.

So, Tank you, Frederick County Report writer Sue Golden, ormaking our “Woods” a success. All monies made rom the event godirectly to our local Boy Scout Camp improvements account!

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David James Homes constructscustom-built houses rom an in- ventory o about 90 house plans,all o which are modiable by theuture homeowner.

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DJH hires subcontractors thatspecialize in dierent areas o house construction. Some o them have been working or DJHor several years.

Construction is usually com-

pleted ater our months but canbe prolonged i the customerdecides to make changes in themiddle o construction.

Heckman encourages potentialhomeowners to consider a new home, claiming that a new homeis more energy efcient and haslower maintenance costs than aused home.

Heckman worked or H. J.Heinz Ketchup Corporation andcontrolled costs within the com-pany. In 1978, He took his eight years o cost control experienceand applied it to the construction

industry.He established DJH in 2002,

naming it ater his son, David,who draws the house plans, andgrandson, James. Te rst branchwas in Roanoke, and the com-pany expanded to Lynchburg in2006 and Winchester in 2008.

DJH has also made charitablecontributions to the areas in

which they build houses. DJH andsome subcontracters have provid-ed labor and housing materials tothose in need, and Heckman is anardent supporter o the MuscularDystrophy Association.

“I you’re going to be part o the local community, you needto step up and help those who areless ortunate,” said Heckman.

Heckman said the uncertaineconomy has decreased housesales but he plans to overcome itby “look[ing] at how you can bet-ter service the people. Te mar-ket, I don’t see it growing muchin the next year or two. So whatI have to do is give the person a

better value than anybody else,”said Heckman.

In an eort to do this, he triesto keep his prices air or the con-sumer.

“I look at my overhead and

mark it up based on that. I do notlook at what the market will bear,”said Heckman.

Since DJH builds homes inVirginia, West Virginia, Mary-land and Pennsylvania, the samequality o house is built in every location to ensure it will pass thebuilding inspection, no matterhow strict or lax the standardsare or the region.

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Te incumbent candidate orBack Creek’s Frederick County Board o Supervisors is ada-mant about a couple o issues.His rst topic is taxes. He be-lieves that the County needsto nd ways to raise revenueto maintain the quality o theCounty’s education and publicsaety sectors, while keepingtaxes reasonable in the currenteconomy. Tis includes cuttingexpenses where they can be

cut, and shiting the unds tomore important areas.Gary’s other big issue is

transportation. Gary believes

the County should press Rich-mond to nd more money todeal with some o the County’s

transportation issues. Main-taining a dialogue with Rich-mond about our needs andpriorities, as well as undingissues, may help generate moreunds rom the State.

As the economy improves,Gary believes that more growthwill be coming to the County,both commercial and residen-tial, requiring upgrades to ourtransportation system to keepit unctioning. One project thatcould relieve trafc problemsthroughout the County wouldbe the completion o Route

37, so that it would circle theCounty, relieving cross-County trafc. Route 37, once com-pleted, will connect Route 37with Routes 50, 522, and Wellsown Pike.

Other transportation xesneeded in the County, accord-ing to Gary, are redesigning thetrafc exits o o I-81 at bothKernstown, and Stephens City.Te relocation o the cloverleaves is unded by the State.

For those living in the morerural areas o the County, Gary advocates providing moremaintenance money to sealcoat dirt roads, providing bothan environmental impact, as

well as saving VDO costs inmaintaining the road.

Gary graduated rom James

Wood High School in 1963.He worked as an automotivetechnician, until he was hiredby VDO as a Materials ech-nician, where he worked rom1964 until 1970. In 1970, Gary was hired by the City o Win-chester, where he moved upthrough the City ranks, rom1970 to 2006. He retired as the

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Te rain ell in cold, nearly icy sheets on the Sherando War-riors ootball players as they watched the nal seconds tick

rom the clock as they stoodon the sidelines o Skyline High

School’s stadium. Te lookson their aces were o disbelie and shattering disappointment.Te Warriors had come into thegame controlling their own des-tiny and resh o a thrilling vic-tory over Liberty. I they won

their nal three games againstteams with weaker records, the

Warriors would win the districtand have homeeld advantagein the playos.

Instead the Hawks o the Sky-line showed up and shocked theWarriors rom the very start.Tey ran the ball convinc-ingly on their opening driveand their quarterback came upwith critical rst downs at sev-eral times that the Sherandodeense seemed to have themstalemated. From the very startthe atmosphere was one o oneteam being ully prepared andlled with the passion that o-

ten comes with being under-estimated, while another team

seemed unprepared and unableto shake the malaise that hadsuddenly come upon them.

Te Warriors went into thelocker room at haltime andattempted to rally themselves.Each one o them knew whatwas at stake i they could notpull o the comeback victory in the second hal. Tey werereminded many times that thedecit could be erased with asingle big play or one sustaineddrive. Tey were also remindedthat or all their problems they had been able to move the ball,

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Friday November 4

1pm Please join Habitat or Humanity o

Winchester-Frederick County to tour the

rst Earthcrat-certied rehab home in Vir-

ginia at 945 Orchard Avenue, Winchester

VA. Light rereshments will be served.

Call 662-7066 or more inormation

6pm - 9pm First Friday art walk on the

First Friday o every month, Old Town

Winchester plays host to artists with spe-

cial gallery events, muscians playing in

restaurants and caes and many o our

shops stay open late. It is a great time to

stroll our historic streets and a great place

to meet new and avorite riends. Every

month is something a little dierent. For

more arts ino go to : www.shenarts.org or

call (540) 667-5166

Saturday November 5

8:30am - 5pm Virginia Lovers’ Gourd

Society presents our 10th annual Virginia

Gourd Festival. Richards Fruit Market,

Middletown, VA 540-869-1455. Sign up

now or workshops held during the esti-

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4pm - ? Ham and turkey supper at

Hites Chapel United Methodist Church,

150 Chapel Road, Middletown, VA . At

stoplight in Middletown - 4 Miles West

on Chapel Rd. Adults - $9.00/Children -

$4.50/Carry Outs Available

7am - 7pm The community pancake day,

sponsored by the Winchester Kiwanis club

will be held at the war memorial building

in Jim Barnett park. The Kiwanis club

needs your support to help raise money

or our community. all money raised goes

to help provide or the needs o young

children and other community service

projects. You can enjoy delicious pan-

cakes and good country sausage and helpthe community at the same time. Tickets

at the door will be adults $6.00 and chil-

dren under 7, $3.00. Advance sale tickets

are $5.00 and can be purchased rom any

member o the Kiwanis club

5:45pm Doors open, dinner at 6:30 p.m.

Roundhill Ruritan Club’s cash party at

Roundhill Fire Department -- at the end

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Evening. Tickets may be available at the

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Sunday November 6

10am - 4pm Virginia Lovers’ Gourd So-

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Tuesday November 8

7:30am President Kitty Zuckerman and

Club Committee Chairs will conduct a Club

Assembly to review events and activities

or each club committee. The Rotary

Club o Frederick County meets Tuesday

morning at Shenandoah University in the

Clement Board Room - Allen Dining Hall.

Invited guests, club members and visiting

Rotarians are welcome.

Wednesday November 9

5:30 - 7pm Christmas Cards on Publisher

at Handley Library, 100 W. Piccadilly St.,

Winchester. The library is oering ree

computer workshops at Bowman and

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Classes are ree and open to the public,

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reservations early by calling the library

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ister now or workshops in November. No

classes will be held in December. Classes

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cember. Handley Library, 540-662-9041,

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Thursday November 10

8:45am - 11 am Veterans Day Breakast

and Celebration at Millbrook High School.

Students rom Millbrook, James Wood

and Sherando High Schools are collabo-

rating to plan this event again this year.

Area veterans are invited to eat breakast

at the school prior to the Veterans Day

celebration. The event also provides stu-

dents with the opportunity to learn more

about our nation’s history by meeting

and speaking with the veterans in atten-

dance.

8am Strasburg Rescue Squad, Strasburg

VA. The Strasburg Chapter o BusinessNetworking International is having its

semi-annual Visitor’s Day. Any business

that is looking to grow there businesses

through networking or just wants to see

what it is all about are welcome to attend.

There is no cost to the event and reresh-

ments will be served. We do request that

those planning to attend so that we have

enough ood on hand to go around. Please

contact LILI ANN BOWERS 540-450-0122

or PEGGY HODGSON 540-868-8230 to

RSVP.

Friday November 11

12pm - 4pm Warren County Parkinson’s

Support Group. Parkinson’s Disease

Symposium at Samuels Public Library

330 E.Criser Rd, Front Royal. Topics and

Speakers include: “Deep Brain Stimula-

tion & Research” Tini Voss, M.D. (UVA)

“Gastrointestinal Symptoms in PD” Leslie

Cloud, M.D. (VCU). “Exercising & Parkin-

son’s Disease” Diane Huss, P.T. “Caregiv-

ing” Susan Hamburger, Author or more

ino call - Kay Largent, 650-636-0138 or

Lee Mangene, 540-868-8838

5:30pm - 8pm Join us at The Jim Bar-

nett Park in the Winchester Active Living

Center or a und raiser or “Meals on

Wheels”. We will serve spaghetti dinner,

salad, garlic bread, dessert and a drink.

The cost is $7.00 or Veterans,$8.00 or

Adults, and $4.00 or 12 and under. There

will be a silent auction, rafe, and 50/50.

We will have live entertainment by Phi-

Mu Alpha Sinsonia rom Shenandoah Uni-

versity. For more inormation please call

Ebbie Williams at (540)662-5433.

Saturday November 12

12pm - 4pm Military, Fireghter and

Police Appreciation Day. In honor o the

Marine Corps Birthday, Veramar Vineyard

thanks our heroic Virginia military, re-

ghters and policemen. All our service

men and women will receive a ree glass

o wine and %10 discount on all pur-

chases. (Identication requested please.)

Thank you or your service!!! For urther

inormation call 540/955.5510 or visit

www.veramar.com

7pm Old Court House Civil War Museum.

In 1861, local residents o Winchester and

Frederick County hoped or peace, but

got war instead. Their diaries and letters

rom this eventul year refect the variety

o hopes and ears they experienced. Lo-cal actors will read rom a variety o per-

sonal accounts in the courtroom o the

Old Court House Civil War Museum.

11am - 6pm also Sunday 12pm - 6pm

Winchester-Frederick County Open Studio

Tour. Area artists open up their working art

studios to the public. Just in time or your

holiday purchases! Original art makes a

WONDERFUL present or a loved one…or

yoursel! Artists will have their artwork

on display, many will be doing live dem-

onstrations…it is a chance to see where

the creativity happens. Participating art-

ists: Eugene Smith (painter), Pam Singer

(painter), Julie Read (paint), Joe Cunning-

ham (mixed media), Diron Corrigan (paint-

er), Kathy Chumley, Matthew Butterworth

(glass blower), Daisy Goodwin (painter),Josie Tilton (painter), Ellen Burgoyne

(painter), Don Black (painter), Annegret

Kilby (potter), Aurelie Schmid (potter),

Charla (word art), Ron Heath (painter),

Opus Oaks art teachers, Bonnie Green

(painter), Cindy Redmon (painter), Cookie

Robb (glass), Linda Volrath (painter), Steve

Parrish (painter), Wendy Zaidman (potter)

and Sally Myers (sculptor). Starts at the

Shenandoah Arts Council For inormation

call (540) 667-5166 shenarts.org

2pm The 3rd Annual Nutcracker Tea. The

Nutcracker Tea is the Virginia Youth Bal-

let’s newest holiday tradition! Nutcracker

characters will gather at the theatre to

share their story. Guests will indulge in

special tea time savories and beverages

while enjoying the music o the Nutcrack-

er. Guests will be treated to a reading o

the story and a special mini-perormance

eaturing excerpts rom “The Nutcracker”

ballet. Children will have their photograph

taken with the Sugar Plum Fairy. Tickets

are $20 and seating is limited. For phone

reservations and inormation please

contact The Virginia Youth Ballet at 540-

665-0343 or purchase in person at 20 W.

Cork Street, Winchester. Tickets are not

available at the door. All proceeds benet

The Virginia Youth Ballet, a non-prot or-

ganization whose mission is to provide to

the community educational, cultural and

perormance opportunities in the art o

dance. Virginia Youth Ballet 20 W. Cork

St, Winchester 540-665-0343

Tuesday November 15

7:30am The Rotary Club o Frederick

County will meet Tuesday morning at

Shenandoah University in the Clement

Board Room - Allen Dining Hall. A Vet-

eran’s Day program is planned with Mr.

Don Warlick the ounder o the Wounded

Warriors as the eatured meeting speaker.

Invited guests, club members and visiting

Rotarians are welcome.

Friday November 18

Gainsboro Volunteer Fire and Rescue will

be selling pumpkin rolls. Each pumpkin

roll is about 12” long and 3-4” in diam-

eter. $10 or regular or $12 with nuts. All

proceeds rom this undraiser will go to-

ward Gainsboro Fire & Rescue Christmas

Always Program. Our program started

several years ago as an outreach pro-

gram or underprivileged amilies in ourarea. We adopt local amilies and provide

them with clothes, presents and many

other needed items. We thank you or

your support and i you would like to do-

nate anything towards our cause eel ree

to contact Melissa Southern at 540-539-

9746 or [email protected]

Saturday November 19

8pm Come join the Arts Chorale o Win-

chester or Gloria: A Pre-Season Holiday

Concert eaturing John Rutter’s “Gloria”

or choir,organ, brass and timpani. Ad-

ditional works by Holst, Mendelssohn, Vit-

toria, Mathias, Lauridsen and others will

also be perormed. Concerts will be held

at Grace Lutheran Evangelical Church in

Winchester, VA on Saturday and at Trin-

ity Episcopal Church in Upperville, VA onSunday, November 20th at 4:00pm. Ad-

mission is by donation. Suggested dona-

tion is $10 per adult. The Arts Chorale o

Winchester is in its 11th season and is

directed by Michael Main, accompanied

by Dr. Richard McPherson. See our web-

site at www.artschoralewinchester.org or

details!

Tuesday November 22

7am The Rotary Club o Frederick County

will meet Tuesday morning at Shenando-

ah University in the Clement Board Room

- Allen Dining Hall. Club members, invited

guests and visiting Rotarians are wel-

come. Mr. William A. Sirbaugh, Director o

the Small Business Development Center

at Lord Fairax Community College will

present a program entitled, “The Role o

Small Business in Economic Recovery.”

Tuesday November 29

7:30am Fran Ricketts is the program

speaker. Ms. Robin Owens and GIS stu-

dents are the eatured program. GIS stu-

dents rom throughout Frederick County

will talk about their internships. The Ro-

tary Club o Frederick County meets Tues-

day morning at Shenandoah University in

the Clement Board Room - Allen Dining

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

Air Hockey Table (7 FT)- Brand New!Can e-mail pic $200.00Call 540-723-0285 (7/27)

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

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

STEEL BUILDINGS - Save THOU-SANDS on cancelled orders. VERYlow Monthly payments. 6 Remain-ing. Must Go. 16x24, 20x26, 25x30,30x40, 40x50. Call Now! 757-301-8885 Sherrie (10/18)

Roommate wanted to share largehouse in Fredericktowne (StephensCity.) Split level, 3 bedrooms, liv-ing rm, family rm, dining rm, kitchen,laundry rm, 2 full baths, screen porch,outbuildings, and garden. Will shareone bedroom which is the large mas-ter bedroom to an individual for $580and a smaller bedroom for $480, both

with utilities included. Cable TV, WIFIInternet, Trash Service included in theutilities. Pictures available via email.AFTER 6PM 540-303-2808 (10/18)

Indoor Yard Sale: Multi Family Fri11/4 & Sat 11/5 8am - 4pm at ValleyAssembly of God Church, 2376 4thSt., Middletown, VA, corner of 4th &Senseny. Household goods, Long-aberger, Princess House, clothing,books, crafts,baked goods andmuch more. (11/1)

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

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

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

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

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

3 articial Christmas Trees - all in ex-cellent condition, only slightly used.12’ tall, snow-ocked Pine, prelit withclear lights - $2509’ tall, Douglas Fir, very full, prelit withclear lights - $1507.5’ tall - Slimline Frasier Fir, prelit withclear lights - $75Call 540-858-3331 (7/13)

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Recipe Of TheWeek

Gluten ree Mexican corn bread

3 cups plain yellow Cornmeal3 teaspoons o baking powder1 teaspoon salt3 eggs beaten1 medium onion chopped5 peppers chopped (use protective gloves)1 cup grated cheese1 can whole kernel corn drained3 tablespoon sugar1/4 cup oil3 cups milk

Mix in a 2 quart bowl in the order listed. Spray a 9x13 pan withoil spray. Pour batter in pan. Bake at 375 or 55 minutes.

Great served with chili

Tis recipe comes to us rom ammy Garrison. Tank You!

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