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By Jonathan BennettFrederick County Report

Fireghting is about as selessan endeavor as I can think o. Itsa duty riddled with risk but asnecessary as night is to day, quietlyconducted by men and womenwhod just assume you not knowwho they are behind their masksand body armor. Well, quiet-ish,anyhow; the trucks are loud. Butthats so you get the hell out o theway so they can hose down thetool shed your neighbor grilledwith his hot dogs. When (not i)that happens, who you gonna call?

And i you say Ghostbusters, thispaper will spontaneously combustand char your retinas, renderingyou comically unable to phonethe guys you really need. Hopeyour insurance is up to date. Justsayin.

I kidkind o. Chances are, ev-eryone will require the services othe hook and ladder at some pointin their liveskinda like lawyers,

though they usually arrive aterthe res out.

Chie William Billy Morelandknows what it takes to keep a restation up and running. Morelandoversees South End Fire Depart-ment in Winchester, one o our volunteer rehouses in the city,and or a time, he was a worriedman. Recent years have broughtuncertainty to the doorstep o notjust South End but the reghtingcommunity as a whole in Win-chester. Money to cover operatingcosts was drying up with uncom-ortable rapidity, making guys likeMoreland begrudgingly entertain

the notion o doing with one lessrehouse. It didnt come to that,Moreland says, because the Citystepped in when called upon anddid the right thing.

Ive been here or eighteenyears, he says, and this was asclose to a crisis situation as Iveseen. We didnt want to ask theCity or a loan, but ater careulconsideration, we realized its

what we had to do i were gonnacontinue operating. Moreland is

reerring to a $150,000 loan thatSouth End received rom the City,a loan engineered largely by inter-im City Manager Craig Gerhart,whom Moreland is quick to thank.He stood up or us, made sure wegot what we needed and arrangedor it to be paid back over a periodo twenty years, says Moreland.

What they needed was cash torevitalize a building that knockedon the door o dilapidation. Ourstation house is really showingits age, he says. Te roo leaks.Our HVAC is almost thirty yearsold and operates like it. Upstairswhere reghters eat and sleep

when theyre on duty, we oundmold in the ceiling tiles, which ob-viously isnt a good thing or peo-ple to be breathing. Te HVACrepairs are underway, he said, andmost repair work is expected to becompleted by springtime.

I think its important or peopleto know, too, that the money wereceived, it didnt impact the citysbudget in any way. But the month-ly stipend rehouses receive com-bined with our primary undraiser,which is bingo, wasnt bringingin enough anymore. Bingo? Sureenough, every Monday and Fridayevening; turns out theres real

money to be made on books andearly birds and quickies. But onlyi people play, which in the pasthasnt been an issue, says More-

land: he economic downturnaects everyone. Less disposable

income, less people doing thingslike coming to play bingo. Whichpresents a very real dilemma orstations like South End, who relyon that resource as a means osustaining their operation. Otherrevenue reservoirs, like sel-stor-age business and rental propertiesmanaged by the station, providea boost, but its bingo that hasproven to be their Old Faithul.Dont eel bad; I wouldnt haveguessed it either.

South End also received a grantrom the Virginia State Fire Chies

Association, a grant recruiting and retain

But even ater the gpends, the rental prthe say-it-with-me byoure getting an idecostly it is to keep South End operatMoreland is passiWe received over year. Were the busstations in the city. shut down. I we didto the other irehjam up everything. trickle-down eectgood way.

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Gordon O. Dodson, Jr.Gordon Ollie Dodson, Jr., 52, o Berryville, Virginia, die

January 18, 2012, at Winchester Medical Center. Memotions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 2654 VSuite B, Winchester, Virginia 22601 or Blue Ridge HospCork Street, Suite 405, Winchester, Virginia 22601.

Sylvia T. DeskoSylvia riplett. Desko, 88, o Winchester, Virginia, orm

ington, D.C., passed away on Friday, January 20, 2012, iMedical Center. In lieu o owers, memorial contributiappreciated to the Esther Boyd Animal Shelter, 161 FortWinchester, Virginia, 22603 or Dakotas Dream Animal Re18914, Winchester, Virginia, 22604 or Opequon Presbyt

217 Opequon Church Lane, Winchester, Virginia, 22602

George Kenneth CloudenGeorge Kenneth Clouden, 77, o Winchester, Virgini

day January 21, 2012, in Blue Ridge Hospice. Memorial Cmay be made to Blue Ridge Hospice,333 west cork StreWinchester, Virginia 22601 or Alzheimers AssociationDrive, Suite 400, Fairax, Virginia 22030.

Elizabeth DavisElizabeth Davis, age 83, o Martinsburg, WV, enter

care on January 19, 2012. Memorial contributions maCass County Historical Society, 646 Main Street, Plattsma charity o the donors choice.

Leuvenia C. GlennLeuvenia Lou Carter Glenn, 71, o Clear Brook, V

Saturday, January 21, 2012, in Winchester Medical Centewedding anniversary. Memorial contributions may be m& Colitis Foundation o America, 386 Park Avenue SoutNew York, New York 10016.

John SabanoshJohn Sabanosh, 90, o Stephens City, Virginia, died Sat

21, 2012, in Blue Ridge Hospice. Memorial contributionsto the Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 west Cork Street, Suite 405Virginia 22601 or Grace Lutheran Church 26 West BosWinchester, Virginia 22601

George B. BoydGeorge B. Boyd, 85, o Winchester, died Friday, Jan. 20

Blue Ridge Hospice Residential Center. Memorial contribmade to Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 W. Cork St., WinchesteFire & Rescue Co., P.O. Box 3023, Winchester; and St . Pau

Episcopal Church, 1527 Senseny Road, Winchester

Isaac N. Louderback IIIIsaac N. Louderback III, 97, o Winchester, VA died

January 17, 2012. In lieu o owers, memorial contribumade to the Sight Foundation, c/o Winchester Lions C2921, Winchester, VA 22604.

Colleen V. RathelColleen V. Rathel, 84, o Winchester, VA died on Mo

16, 2012 at the Winchester Medical Center. In lieu o rial contributions may be made to Heart Havens Inc, c/23 Jackson Avenue, Winchester, VA 22601


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Ater she married her Ameri-can-born husband, she came to

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I like the area- its culturallydierent rom Caliornia, and Ilike the snow, the scenery and theculture, she said.

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From the start I saw that I likedthe detailed work, she said.

Since Virginia has cottagelaws that allow sales o home-cooked ood in their homes iproperly inspected, she is ableto succeed as her own boss. Aseparate work space, pantry andcake studio or decorating havebeen set up in her kitchen.

I am a one-woman business. Ido the baking, designing, deliveryand the cleaning too! she said.

Her next busy times will beValentines Day and the weddingseason, or which she has cre-ated romantic, springtime treats.Brides are already getting ordersin or their weddings or the resto the year. She already has a wed-ding order or next December, butshe can take orders or a weddingwith as little as two months ad-

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Im making sugar owers now-peonies and roses-or cupcakesand cake pops, she said, andadded, Im looking orward tothe upcoming wedding seasonwhere people can display ediblecupcake lower arrangementsand cake pop bouquets as center-pieces that double up as desserttoo.

he lower-topped cupcakesand pops work well or the bridesand mothers-o the brides wholook or something unique orweddings and avors or bridalshowers. Since cupcakes dont getcut like a cake, they retain theirown individual decorations.

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By Jonathan BennettFrederick County Report

Tere is a blues band in Win-chester called erry Oates andthe Mudcats. I you havent heardthem, you will soon. Becausetheyre damn good. Believe menow and thank me later.

I spoke with the bands name-sake not long ago about their musicand the ortuitous circumstances

that spawned their meeting; aboutplaying guitar; about the blues andabout songwriting and what itslike to drive a motorcycle acrossthe U.S. o hear erry tell it, theMudcats could be called a happyaccident, the result o opportu-nity and talent converging at justthe right time. Te place was theWinchester Blues House, wherehe was Stage Manager or oversix years. Te higher-ups at the

Blues House asked i I could puttogether a band in ten days. Teidea was that wed play the singleshow, just a one-o kind o thing.So erry called on riends hedplayed with beore and recruitednew bandmates rom the BluesHouse and assembled a 9-piecegroup or the show. Only three ous had played in bands beore, butwe had so much un playing thatshow, and the chemistry was there.So we stayed together and startedcalling ourselves erry Oates andthe Mudcats.

hat was a little over threeyears ago, and the current lineupo seven members have all beenhand-picked by erry, who asiderom his lead guitar and singingduties also selects and arrangesnew songs or the band. Whileerry handles much o the leadvocal work, hes not hesitant to

pass the mic, and its not unusualor three, our, or even ve singersto step up on any given night. Ilook or versatility in the songs,who might sound good singing aparticular song, he says. I I hearsomething I think is a good t orsomeone in the band, Ill bring it in.From there, its on them to step upto the plate.

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pects alike, its onldemands the samrom himsel. Tis isel-taught, save orcal guitar lessons aConservatory; whoguitar over thirty-and learned chords only tried-and-truepracticing. Ater thasome more. I went tdoah Conservatory abook, with the scalethen applied that to says this with nary athe way Id say my cso I stopped and got

lowly three chord-spicker, I nd the idtimidating as it is init seems, just analynecessary to not just but play it wellandago, he says, I won arship and wanted tto study music. I trieget grants and loans tdierence, but the there. So I kept play

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bartering o his soul to the Devil inreturn or absurdly dexterous gui-tar playing is the bedrock o bluesmusic (and perhaps all o recordedpop music). Actually, says erry,the song ellin Lies on Highway

started as an acoustic lick when meand a riend were discussing howJohnson wrote the turnarounds inhis songs. Another track, Fishero Men, was built on a bluesy, JimiHendrix-inspired ri, with lyricserry wrote ater a movie hedwatched got the phrase stuck in hishead. And Crux Alley, thats abouta real street here in Winchester. Uskids used to go down there, it waskind o a sketchy place, so wed sayput your money in your shoes.rue story.

So whats been the most un soar? Weve accomplished a lot ina relatively short amount o time.

Ater we debuted the album atthe Winchester Blues House, weplayed alongside the likes o JimmyVaughn and Devon Allman (StevieRays brother and Greggs son,respectively); we even came backas a headliner with them. Stu l ikethat, its great. We just love to play.Hell, Ive been doing it or this long,and theres always something elseto learn, something I havent triedyet. And while erry Oates andthe Mudcats incorporate covers intheir live show, theres no eeling,erry says, like keeping the crowdon their eet with our own stu.Nothin like it.

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WINCHESER, VA As local health departments nationwide strive toprotect the public rom new and inectious diseases, bioterrorism, naturaldisasters, and other public health threats, the National Association oCounty and City Health Ocials (NACCHO) has recognized the LordFairax Health District (LFHD) o the Virginia Department o Health orits ability to respond to public health emergencies.

Te Lord Fairax Health District met the comprehensive preparednessbenchmarks required by Project Public Health Ready (PPHR), a uniquepartnership between NACCHO and Centers or Disease Control and

Prevention (CDC).We are proud to have been recognized by Project Public Health Ready orour high level o preparedness, said Dr. Charles Devine, Health Director,LFHD, We will continue to improve our ability to quickly and eectivelyrespond to any public health crisis in the District.

Lord Fairax Health District is proud o the good working relationshipwe have with the public saety and medical communities within the Dis-trict. Te Lord Fairax Health District includes the counties o Clarke,Frederick, Page, Shenandoah, Warren, and the city o Winchester.

NACCHO commends the Lord Fairax Health District or being amodel o public health emergency preparedness, said Robert Pestronk,Executive Director o NACCHO. Te public health system is makinggreat strides thanks to the good work o leaders in local public healthpreparedness such as the Lord Fairax Health District.

Local health departments recognized by PPHR undergo a thoroughevaluation process by peer review. PPHR required the Lord Fairax HealthDistrict to meet expectations in public health preparedness in three keyareas: preparedness planning; workorce competency; and demonstrationo all-hazards readiness through exercises or a response to a real event.

Tisrecognition conrms that the Lord Faira x Health District has an emer-gency response plan in place, the plan is connected to other jurisdictionalemergency response plans, agency sta members are trained, and the planis exercised and used during public health emergencies.

Te mission o NACCHO is to be a leader, partner, catalyst, and voice orlocal health departments in order to ensure the conditions that promotehealth and equity, combat disease, and improve the quality and length oall lives.For more inormation on all Project Public Health Ready recognizedsites and project tools and resources, go to http://www.naccho.org/top-ics/emergency/pphr.cm.

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Sherando HS Band auction items needed

Te Sherando HS Band will host their second annual Spa-ghetti Dinner and Auction on the aternoon o March 25, 2012.Donations o new and nearly-new auction items are being ac-cepted. Inormation on how you can purchase a meal ticket orthe spaghetti dinner will be orthcoming at a later date.

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Help the Handley Regional Library celebrate a century omark the upcoming 100th anniversary o Handley Region2013, the library will publish a beautiul 250-page, ull-colobook. All prots rom book sales will be used or speciaprojects and or library operations. Slated or publication in2012, preorders and sponsorship opportunities are now

In August 1913 the Handley Library opened its doorto serve local residents. During a century o service, the into a present-day regional community resource. HandLibrary: the First One Hundred Years will tell the remao those one hundred years. Illustrated by many never-photographs, the recollections o area residents and members bring history alive revealing behind-the-scalong the way.

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By Jonathan LucciFrederick County Report

In the past week, the race or theRepublican nomination or Presidenthas completely changed, lippingthe expectations o political expertson its head and shocking many inthe party. Newt Gingrich, the or-mer Speaker o the House whosecampaign had seemed to collapselast year stunned rontrunner MittRomney with a double digit vic-tory in the South Carolina primary.While the deeat had been presagedby polls and was thereore somewhatexpected, the margin o victory was

both surprising and extremely prob-lematic or Romneys campaign.

It had been obvious in the daysleading up to election in South Caro-lina that the entire dynamic o therace was changing rapidly. Romneyhad previously held double digitleads in South Carolina and morethan a twenty point lead nationallyin the Gallup tracking poll. Ten ev-erything changed, as Gingrich rattledo several debate perormances thatseemed to consolidate conservativesupport around him. In a dizzyingseveral days, Gingrich pulled aheadin South Carolina polls, ate intoRomneys national lead, and receivedthe endorsement o exas Governor

Rick Perry, whose decision to dropout helped move more conserva-tive voters to Gingrichs column.And that was only the usual politicalinside baseball. wo nights beorethe election, Gingrichs ormer wiegave an interview on ABC talkingabout the details o their divorce, in-cluding the accusation that Gingrichasked or an open marriage. Even asthis scandal rocked the campaign,Gingrichs numbers continued tosurge in South Carolina. A key mo-

ment came at a CNN debate daysbeore the election when moderatorJohn King opened with a questionabout Gingrichs ormer wies ac-cusations. Gingrich railed on theKing about opening a debate or thePresidency with a matter like this,beore denying that the accusationswere truthul. He was awarded with

an explosion o applause.While it would seem that these

kinds o accusations would have

doomed a campaign or the Repub-lican nomination, particularly daysbeore a deeply conservative statelike South Carolina voted, Gingrichsattack on the media and his savagingo Mitt Romneys moderate imageswept him to victory and now hashim in the lead nationally accordingto Gallup. For a year or more, Rom-ney has been the assumed rontrun-ner, but that has now most denitelychanged, as the candidates move tothe next battleground: Florida.

Te Sunshine State is ultra-expen-sive to advertise in, particularly whencompared to the previous primaryand caucus states. his will giveRomney an advantage as he tries to

recover, stop the bleeding, and beatback Gingrichs surge. Recent pollsin Florida though show Gingrichalready in the lead, despite a delugeo V ad money already spent byRomney there. What this seemsto indicate is that the conservativemovement that makes up the Re-publican base has decided againstRomney and that decision seems tobe hardening to the point that money

alone will not save the ormer Mas-sachusetts governor. While SenatorRick Santorum is still in the race, he

lacks the support or nancial powerto really hinder Gingrich. And Con-gressman Ron Paul, who does havesigniicant resources, is likely tocontinue getting the level o supporthe has achieved in earlier primariesbut not any more. So in a way theelection has become a two-man race,

the thing Romneys caeared and his detrsaid was why he wou

nomination.Still the Republicalishment is reporteduniversally terriedNewt Gingrich as the will likely become min their support o Rmay be too late or

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Much to the heartbreak o localBaltimore ans, the Ravens nar-rowly missed their opportunity to

go to Indianapolis or the SuperBowl. Despite having what manyNFL experts believed to be themost talented team in the league,the Ravens could not deeat omBrady and the New EnglandPatriots in the AFC champion-ship on Sunday. he Patriotsare headed to yet another SuperBowl, this one a rematch with theNew York Giants who handedthem a Super Bowl deeat our

years ago. Baltimore ans willhave to turn their attention theNFL drat and wait or next yearor an opportunity to win anotherSuper Bowl.

he Ravens may have lostbut they certainly went downswinging. Also, the normallySuper Man-like om Brady didnot play like his normal sel onSunday, something that he admit-ted publicly as soon as the gamewas over. Indeed it was not the

vaunted New England oensiveattack that doomed the Ravens,

it was the much maligned NewEngland deense and ultimatelythemselves.

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with a daring dive over a churn-ing group o struggling linemeninto the end zone rom the one

yard line. he Ravens oundthemselves down by 3 points inthe nal minute o the game, butbattled their way down the eldand into scoring position. JoeFlacco threw a pass into the endzone, which hit the hands o re-ceiver Lee Evans but was knockedout by a Patriot deender. Tattouchdown would likely have sentthem to the Super Bowl, but it

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able eld goal kicker Billy Cundicame out on the eld. Apparentlyrushed, he hooked the kick tothe let and the Patriots sidelinesexploded.

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Wednesday January 25

12pm Winchester City Council and City

Leadership have been invited to meet

with the Valley Health System/Winchester

Medical Center Trustees on meeting will

be located in the new Women and Chil-

dren Conerence Room at the Winchester

Medical Center. The Conerence Room

is located on the Mall Level o the new

North Tower.

6pm - 9pm Stop by Sweet Frog at 2030

Pleasant Valley Road, Winchester and

purchase your avorite rozen yogurt. A

portion o your purchase will prot Special

Olympics. Remember to tell cashier to

put your receipt in the Special Olympics

donation box.

Friday January 27

11:30am The National Active and Retired

Federal Employees Association (NARFE),

Winchester Chapter 180, will hold its

monthly luncheon and chapter meet-

ing. Chapter 180 members, Federal

retirees and currently employed Federal

employees are invited. Speaker will be J.Douglas McCarthy, who will speak about

Estate Planning and Wills/Trust. Lunch

begins at 11:30 a.m. in the Lee Jackson

Banquet Room o the Best Westrn Motel

in Winchester VA. The cost is $11.00 or

members and guests. For urther inorma-

tion and reservations, call Barbara Wilson

at 540-722-3532 by January 23, 2012.

Wednesday January 28

8am - 2pm Yard sale/crat show 4th

Saturday o each month. Over 25 Tables!

Breakast and Lunch will be served. New &

Used Items - Crats - Ater Christmas Bar-

gains! Roundhill Ruritan Community Build-

ing at 164 Poor House Road in Winchester,

VA. (West o Winchester, 2 1/2 miles past

the medical center) Con tact Roundhill Ru-

ritan Club President at 540/667-8123 Allprots support community service projects

o the Roundhill Ruritan Club.

10am - 6pm Experience Emotional Free-

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4pm - 7pm The James Wood High School

Boys Soccer team will be having a Spa-

ghetti Dinner undraiser at the James

Wood High School Caeteria. Please come

out and support the team and coaches as

they serve you your dinner!!

5pm Roast Bee & Ham Dinner at Grace

United Methodist Church, 7882 Main Street

Middletown, Va. Adults $8, Children under

12, $4 Snow date: Feb. 11, 2012

8pm - 10pm Community Art Forum at

Expresso Bar & Cae, 165 N. Loudoun St.

Winchester VA. A ree exchange o art and

ideas, the Community Art Forums aim is

to dismantle the barrier between audience

and perormer. Beore and ater each

perormance, there is an open discussion

o the piece amongst whomever cares to

voice an opinion. Join like-minded indi-

viduals or a community-wide celebration

o art sharing!

Sunday January 29

2pm Doors open Longaberger/Vera Bradley

undraiser Sherando High School Caeteria

Concessions or sale, Free babysitting

Pre-sale tickets: $20 Tickets at door: $25

(rescheduled rom 1/25). Contact the Ag

Department at 869-0060 or visit our schoolwebsite or tickets.

Monday January 30

6:30pm - 9:30pm The Apple Capital Cho-

rus will be perorming every Monday in Jan.

at the First United Methodist Church, 309

Braddock St., Winchester. They are a Bar-

ber Shop Chorus, also members o National

Harmony Society o America and will be

singing traditional songs. Also available

or parties, perormances or events. For

more ino call: Bill 540-335-1565 or Casey

540-247-2946

Tuesday January 31

7:30am The Rotary Club o Frederick

County will meet at Shenandoah University

in the Clement Board Room - Allen Dining

Hall. Club members, invited guests andvisiting Rotarians are welcome. Rotar-

ian Walter Hughes o the Rotary Club o

Rocky Mount will talk about his experience

eradicating the Guinea Worm in several

countries in Arica. For more inormation

contact Stephen M. Gyurisin at 540-336-

7357 or smgyurisin@advanceplanningas-

sociates.com

Wednesday February 1

12pm Clarke County Library in Berryville,

Virginia, a member o Handley Regional Li-

brary, is planning to hold book discussions

once a month at the Barns o Rose Hill, also

in Berryville. The programs will be held

every rst Wednesday at 12 noon with the

goals o bringing the community together

and enriching it. Laurine Kennedy, library

branch manager, urges adult residents

to bring their lunch and enjoy an hour o

un and learning. The program leader will

eature a dierent book, topic, or writer or

each month. Go to handleyregional.org or

call 540-955-5144 to nd out the theme

each month.

6pm - 9pm Stop by Sweet Frog at 2030

Pleasant Valley Road, Winchester and

purchase your avorite rozen yogurt. A

portion o your purchase will prot Special

Olympics. Remember to tell cashier to

put your receipt in the Special Olympics

donation box.

Thursday February 2

10am - 3:30pm Frederick County Public

Schools Science Fair at the Corron Build-

ing at Lord Fairax Community College.

This event will eature science projects

rom students attending Frederick County

Public Schools.

1pm The Blandy Sketch Group at The

State Arboretum Dining Room. The

Sketch Group is open to any artist, be-ginner or proessional. Monthly pro-

grams o sketching, workshops and

presentations are planned by the group

each year to oster creative growth and

share ideas. Annual membership is $10.

For more inormation on the Blandy Sketch

Group, please contact Barbara Alderman

at 540-869-4361 or email baalderman@

yahoo.com

Friday February 3

6pm - 9pm On the First Friday o every

month, Old Town Winchester plays host to

artists with special gallery events, mus-

cians 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 littledierent. For more arts ino, go to: www.

shenarts.org or call (540) 667-5166

Saturday February 4

9am - 12pm Used Book Drop-O Morn-

ing Bowman Library, Stephens City

Drive by Bowman Library and donate your

used books, CDs and DVDs. Volunteers

will be there to help collect the books. The

donations will go into the next book sale

March 27 - March 31st. Proceeds rom

the sale help Handley Regional Library.

Barbara Dickinson 540-662-9041, ext.

31

2pm Wide-Awake and Progressive,

Winchester and Frederick County.

1870-1925 Handley Library Auditorium

Lecture looking at Winchester and Fred-

erick County ater the Civil War and

Reconstruction. To cope with rebuild-

ing, the community diversied the local

economy. The community developed the

apple industry and organized new enter-

prises such as the Virginia Woolen Mill. By

1914, The Winchester Star described the

citizens as wide-awake and progres-

sive. Lecture given by Mary Sullivan

Linhart, Ph.D. candidate at George Mason

University. Free and Open to the Public

Barbara Dickinson, 540 662-9041, ext 31

5:45pm North Mountain Volunteer Fire

and Rescues CASH PARTY! Doors open

at 5:45. Dinner at 6:30.Tickets are $20

For tickets, contact Chie Josh Taylor at

[email protected] or (540) 303-

0925 or any member o Company 19 at

(540) 877-9881

Sunday February 5

6pm - 12am There will be a undraiser

at A Lot hotel in Winchester, VA to ben-

eit a local charity. Tickets are $15.00

each. Wings, ruit, cheese, sandwiches,

and ountain drinks will be provided.

Come watch the game and proceeds ben-

et the local charity, Military Kids Football

Camps. Contact Shawn@cover3ootball.

com or tickets.

Tuesday February 7

4:30pm - 5:30pm Little Lions work ses-

sion. We teach children and parents the

skills necessary to succeed in kindergarten.

We sharpen large and small motor skills,

teach letter, number and shape recognition

through stories, music, crats and snacks.

We meet October - May at Middletown El-ementary school. We encourage parents to

work with their children with a take home

package. I you could help us invite children

and their parents we would appreciate

it. Thank you. Any questions please call

Marge Davis, president 869-4809 or Jean

Turner, sec./treas. 868-8516

Wednesday February 8

7pm - 8pm The Winchester Toastmasters

Club is having an Open House and cele-

bration o our 17 year anniversary! Reresh-

ments will be provided. Join in February

and receive a $10 discount on membership.

Timbrook Public Saety Center, 3rd foor

conerence room, 231 E Piccadilly St. in

Winchester, VA 22601 This event is ree.

Call 540-336-0091 or visit www.win-

chestertoastmasters.com6pm - 7:30pm Introduction to the Internet

Handley Library, 100 W. Piccadilly St.,

Winchester. The library is oering ree

computer workshops at Bowman and

Handley libraries. Check the Handley

Regional Library website events calendar

or changes - www.handleyregional.org.

Classes are ree and open to the public, but

limited to six participants. Get your reserva-

tions early by calling the library where the

class is oered.540-662-9041 ext. 19

Saturday February 11

1p m Get t i ng Pub l i s he r s t o s ay

Yes! Handley Library, Benham Room

David Hazard has worked as an author,

publishing consultant and writing coach

since 1979. Hell oer tips to help new writ-

ers break into the publishing eld and help

established writers reresh their direction.

David has coached government ocials,

actors, nancial experts, and everyday men

and women. Free and Open to the Public.

Barbara Dickinson 540/662-9041, ext.

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Sunday February 12

1:45pm - 3:15pm U.S Navy Sea Chant-

ers Command perormance. One day only.

Free admission. Patsy Cline theatre - John

Handley High School. Doors will open 30

minutes prior to start o

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WEDNESDAY JAN. 25

EXTREMELY LOUD & INCREDIBLY CLOSE

11:50a 2:50p 6:00p 8:50p

Big Screen Classics: REAR WINDOW

Noon

WE BOUGHT A ZOO

12:10p

JOYFUL NOISE

12:30p 3:00p 6:45p 9:15p

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 3D

12:40p(2D) 4:00p 6:50p 9:20p

RED TAILS

12:45p 3:10p 6:15p 9:00p

CONTRABAND

12:50p 3:40p 6:10p 9:55p

WAR HORSE3:25p 6:40p 9:40p

SHERLOCK HOLMES: A GAME OF SHADOWS

3:30p 9:45p

UNDERWORLD AWAKENING 3D

1:30p(2D) 3:50p 6:20p 9:10p

MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - GHOST PROTOCOL

6:30p

THURSDAY JAN. 26

WE BOUGHT A ZOO

11:00a


11:50a 2:50p 6:30p 6:40p 9:00p

JOYFUL NOISE

12:10p 3:00p 6:20p 9:10p

SHERLOCK HOLMES: A GAME OF SHADOWS

12:20p 9:25p

CONTRABAND

12:50p 3:40p 6:10p 9:40p

WAR HORSE

1:00p 4:20p 9:30p

RED TAILS

1:10p 3:10p 6:00p 8:50p

MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - GHOST PROTOCOL

3:25p


2:10p(2D) 4:30p 7:20p 10:30p


12:40p(2D) 4:40p 7:00p 9:50p

Action Pack: THE ANCHORMAN

QUOTE-ALONG

8:00p

FRIDAY JAN. 27

RED TAILS

11:50a 3:30p 6:40p 9:45p

THE GREY

12:10p 3:10p 6:30p 9:55p

CONTRABAND

12:20p 3:50p 7:00p 10:00p


12:30p 3:00p 6:10p 9:20p

THE DESCENDANTS

12:40p 3:45p 6:50p 9:50p

JOYFUL NOISE

12:50p 8:40p

ONE FOR THE MONEY

1:00p 4:40p 7:20p 9:30p


11:40a(2D) 3:20p 6:00p


2:10p(2D) 3:40p 6:20p 11:30p

JURASSIC PARK

9:00p

ALAMO Winchester181 Kernstown Commons Blvd.

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Dog Hates BathtubDEAR PAWS CORNER: My

German shepherd, Silky, is 10years old and has developed hipdysplasia, which makes her prettyuncomfortable. She avoids slip-pery floors and she hates the tub,but I need to give her a bath. Isthere a way I can do this better tokeep her comfortable? Jack T.,Oklahoma City

DEAR JACK: There are a few waysto help Silky stay comfortable while

being bathed. First, try placing a large,wet towel in the tub that she can standon to gain traction. Lift her into the

high-sided tub rather than make herjump in. Shepherds are large dogs, soif need be, work with a second personand tandem lift her, with one of youcradling under her chest and the othercradling her midsection and thentucking the other arm between her

back legs and supporting her belly.A step-in shower is an even better

option, if you have one. Again, putdown a wet towel so that she feelssecure standing or sitting.

In warm weather, you could set upan inflatable kiddie pool and fill itwith warm water. This gives big dogsenough room to sit or even lie downduring their bath, and they can justwalk into it over the low sides.

During the bath itself its importantto work fast. Keep Silkys collar andleash on so you can hold her still asyou wet her down (either with warm

water scooped in a cup or using asprayer attachment), add soap (onlysoap formulated for use on dogs),then rinse. Talk soothingly throughthe whole process. Once complete,lift her out of the tub onto a nonsliprug and towel-dry her fur, then giveher lots of praise and a treat.

Send your questions or tips to ask@ pawscorner.com, or write to PawsCorner, c/o King Features WeeklyService, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando,

FL 32853-6475. For more pet care-related advice and information, visitwww.pawscorner.com.

2012 King Features Synd., Inc.

BUSINESSCOKE & M&M VENDING ROUTESAVAILABLE! Big $$ Locations. 100%Financing. Do You Earn $2K/Wk?1-800-367-2106 ext. 6039

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Medical Business Paralegal CriminalJustice. Job placement assistance. Com-puter available. Financial Aid if qualied.SCHEV certied. Call 888-354-9917 www.CenturaOnline.com

MISC.

AIRLINES ARE HIRING Train for highpaying Aviation Career. FAA approved. Fi-nancial aid if qualied Job placement as-sistance. SCHEV certied. CALL AviationInstitute of Maintenance 888-245-9553

HOME FIRE DAMAGE? Our 30 years in-surance/building experience can get youback home FAST! FREE REVIEW. EvenEarn Referral $$. Call 1-800-211-5660 oremail [email protected]

HELP WA

23 ACRES of tall hardwBank Mtn. in Amherst Cview, total privacy, bold critters. $129,900. Ill 444-5088.

Wood/ Metal Working Shop LiquidationSaleLathes, Mills, Planers, Joiners,SawsLoads of Misc. Friday October28th.12-5 PM 3809 Seminary Ave-nue, Richmond 23227 For Details www.dempseyandco.com 804-355-1619

Herbalife Independant vende producto de Hwellness evaluation & pZumba 3 days/week. C

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Medical Billing Trainees Needed! Train tobecome a Certied Medical Ofce Profes-sional at Career Technical Institute. No Ex-perience Needed! HS Diploma or GED &Computer needed to qualify.1-888-424-9419

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

Sunday 12-5. 115 Featherbed Lane, Winchester 662-8616.The SPCA accepts donations for the following items, donations can alsobe made at Newtown Antiques & Pawn 375 Fairfax Pike Stephens City:Cat Litter Kitten, puppy food Cat and dog food Toys Rawhides Dog treats Sheets Towels Blankets Bleach Pine-Sol Liquid

dish and laundry detergent Large trash bags

BeatriceBeatrice is a very loving 5 year old

spayed female. She is looking for a

forever home to give her lots of love

and attention. She would love a couchto lay on or a window to sun herself

in. ID 57772

ShortyShorty is a very sweet and loving little

6 month old male. He loves everyoneand everything. He would love to find

a family with kids to give him lots of

attention and play time. ID 57811

ESTATE SALE AUCTIONS ONLINENOW: Antiques, Collectibles, Jewelry,Watches, Coins, Silver, China, Crystal,Porcelains, Furniture, Appliances,Electronics BID ONLINE NOW: www.EBIDLOCAL.com (Statewide EstateLiquidation Services)

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MULTI-FAMILY land zonAll utilities, 200 yards t3 miles to nationally-raI-81 & I-64. $795,000.

MAGNIFICENT ANTEBSION on 292 unspoiledern Albemarle Co. Histimpeccably restored. vineyard. $4,595,000Valley Real Estate Bro9893

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Advertise your classifed or 4 w

4 FREE!(For Sale, Automobiles, Wanted, etc.)

classi ieds@redcoreport

FOR SALE

FREE FIREWOOD - You cut and

haul away at your convenience.(Winchester/Frederick County Line- Middle Road). [email protected] 540-336-8925 for details. (1/17)

FOR RENT

1969 Mercedes staight-6 Recent Turadiator, brakes andburator. AC works 100,000 original mGood. Only $4000.0869-3521 or 540-303

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

ATTENTION Diabetics with MedicareJoin America`s Diabetic Savings Cluband receive a FREE diabetic bracelet.

Membership is FREE. Qualify for meterupgrades, prescription delivery and freegiveaways. Call 1-888-847-7064

FOR SALE

FURNITURE2 Refurbished Dell Latitude andInspiron Laptops. Windows XP,512MB. In very good condition otherthan some minor scratches on topcover. $100 and up.Call 540-514-1412 for details. (10/13)

MISC.

3 Childcare Cots with Mattresses $10ea. - 2 Adult Aluminum/Canvas ArmyCots $15 ea. - Blazing Rails PowerTrain Set (NEW, 45x36 Track) w/Tun-nel & Accessories $20 - 1990 Fleer(Packaged) Premiere Edition FootballCards $15 box - 1990 Fleer (Opened)Football Error Set $10 box - GallonSize Bag of Collector Postage Stamps(with Postmark) from 1950-1960sBest Offer. Call Sherry 540-869-2249

AUTO

Parts for a 1989 Fbought new, never $80.00 and EvaporatB.O. Call 540-683-91

Fifth Wheel Camper Cruiser Model,28RLGal gas electric hot wupgrade insolation,15

8 cu ft alloy wheels. L$19,995.Call 540-869

2007 Ford Focus SESPW/PL/PM, Sunroofterior, 30 MPG. $12,0Call 540-877-1217

2010 Toyota Corolla 16.8K, AUTO, sunroofctrl., CD, 32 mpg!! Smback bumper. $16,000Call 540-869-1076

2007 Pontiac Vibe, wmiles, automatic, sumpg. $12,500 OBO.Call 540-869-3880.

1st & second generaparts Engines, Poweg

sions. Also, 1990 Nissspeed hatchback restoCall 540-850-0864

1 br corporate rental in Front RoyalVA. Bath, kitchen, large master br.Liv. rm. All furniture provided for you.Plus, cable, internet, electric, and wa-ter. Call 540-622-6940, 11 - 5pm.No pets or smoking (1/24)

Only $275 buys a 25-word classi-ed ad in 88 newspapers acrossVirginia. Call Virginia Press Servicesat 804-521-7571 to place your adin the STATEWIDE CLASSIFIEDAD NETWORK Multi-Week Special

Place the same ad four consecu-tive weeks and receive the fth weekFREE!

Got a yard sale or garage Post it here for F

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YARD SA

Antique apple tree ladder, thoughtto be of European origin; approx.15in height. $25 cash.Call 540-868-2623 afternoons. (11/30)

Coffee table, slate top, hexagon-shaped, with wooden base. Slatetop can be lifted off to access storagearea. 40 wide and 17 1/2 high. Idealfor use with sectional sofas. Excellentcondition. $30. Call 540-364-9773 (8/16)

BBS alloy wheels with winter set oftires $250. Sewing Machine, FreeWestinghouse, all metal electricmcirca 1960. Works! $50. Kohler 18gauge stainless steel double sink$100. Price Pster Faucet $40.Brick Pavers, 900 approx. U pickup $85. Sunset Tripod, geared el-evator, 3-way pan, tilt head $15.Call 540-635-6947 (12/6)

Hooked On Phonics Learning Kit. $22.Call 540-667-2031 (12/27)

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

Roommate needed for corporatehousing short term lease only$760.00 includes rent, utilities, andfurniture. Call 540-622-6940 (1/17)

Ladies Gray leather Biker jacket size10/12 - $25. White bookshelves, 3units - $50. Elvis collectible whiteceramic decanter gurine, 15 tall onwooden base - $100 OBO

Call 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 (11/8)

2929 Second Street Winchester. 3bedroom home with 1 bath, livingroom, kitchen w/appliances, CAC,gas heat, unnished basement.$775 security deposit and $775monthly. Credit Check - No Pets.Call 540 868-1575 (1/24)

18 1/2 West Whitlock Winchester. 2bedroom cottage, with 1 bath, laun-dry room, nice kitchen, all applianc-es, living room, CAC, gas heat.$675 security deposit and $675monthly. Credit Check - No Pets.Call 540 868-1575 (1/24)

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

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

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

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

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

Large 2.5 bedroom wNew carpeting, threetain views. Landscatown. $825/mo.Off-savailable. 113 E. King

Strasburg. Call (202) 3

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

jamas, Size 6,7,8 &10 $2.00 per pair.All items are in excellent or very good

condition. Call 540-667-2031 (11/22)

Air Hockey Table - Very Good Con-dition! Great Gift! $24.00Call 540-678-1128 (11/22)

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

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

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

Filbert Street, Stephens City,VA. 3bedrooms, one bath, fenced backyard, large kitchen/dining area,stove, refrigerator. Electric heat.

NO PETS, Deposit/credit check re-quired. $675/moCall 540-869-3571 (11/30)

FOR SALETractor, Compact; Allis/Chalmers(AC) 5015 Diesel 4WD. Turf & Liq-uid-lled AG tires, bucket, recenttire & hydraulics service. Used forsnow removal & bush hogging.With manuals, some tune-up parts;well maintained, runs good. $5500.Gainesboro, VA.Call John 540-88-4859 (12/6)

Compressa Innity Burr coffeegrinder model #560. Like new. Usedonly 1 month. $60 obo.Call 540-662-2245 (12/6)

Twin bed. Cherry wood, good con-dition. $75. High quality sofa, goodshape. $100. Stephens City area.Call 703-434-1130 (12/13)

Sofa, glider, lamination board, rail forstairwell, wedding gown. Used itemsfor sale: lamps, wing back chair ma-roon, hutch, mohagony dining roomtable, desk, copiers, printer stand,blue print stand, bedroom with head-board, footboard, rails, dresser w/mir-ror, chest, and night stand. Antiquesfor sale: farm desk w/chair.Call 540-686-5769 (1/24)

Livingston upright piano - FREE forthe taking. Call 540-868-0136 (12/20)

Vintage 1945 Mahogany Full bed-room set w/headboard and bed rails.Includes 5 drawer dress, vanity tablew/drawers and mahogany decormirror, vanity bench, and nightstand$400, negotiable. Antique secretarydesk--also a steamer chest $200. Va-riety of antique milk glass--must see!Antique school desk from Pennsylva-nia schoolhouse. All items located instorage. Call or text 540-535-6948 forappt. (12/20)

Three dorm refrigerators for sale:three different sizes, $65-85.Call 540-869-7977 (12/20)

Pit Bull puppies. 4 male and 4 fe-male $75.00 each. Mother and fa-ther are red nose.Call 540-336-4435 (12/20)

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

50s Schwinn bicycle. Needs tires$100. Wicker baby stroller, old $100.Radar Detector $35.00Call 540-662-9023 (12/28)

Kiosk for sale. Sink and refrigeratorbuilt in. Best offer. Salon mate nailtechnicians table. Black with mar-ble top, used twice, $25. Stainlesssteel 3 shelf rolling cart. Used in aformer Daily grind. Excellent condi-tion. $200 or best offer.Call 540-305-9664 (12/27)

1994 F150 Pickup truwill sell whole or part oand rest in good condiCall 540-333-1011 afte

ROOM MATE NEEDED: PrivateLarge BR., Bath, Kitchen, LivingRm.CALL 540-686-5832 (1/3)

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