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By Jonathan LucciFrederick County Report

wo new polls have recentlybeen released or Virginia 2013Governors race, a campaignthat increasingly is looking likethe absolute marquee politicalmatch up o the year or the en-tire country. Tey tell two slight-ly dierent stories, but agree onthe basic premise that the race isvery competitive and many vot-ers are undecided and potentiallyup or grabs or both campaigns.

In a Public Policy Polling In-stitute survey released this weekshowed presumptive Democraticnominee erry McAulie leadingAttorney General Ken Cuccinelliby 5 points, 46 to 41 percent.However, beore local Democratsget carried away with enthusi-asm it must be noted that PPP

is a Democratic polling rm andtheir results do at times show aslight lean toward Democraticcandidates.

Another survey by Quinnip-iac showed the race much moreeven, with McAulie leading by asingle point, 40 to 39. Tey alsotested the race with LieutenantGovernor Bill Bolling, who hasnot shut down some speculationthat he could run as an Indepen-dent. In that scenario, both can-didates would have 34 percent othe vote to Bollings 13 percent.

One thing should be clearto political observers here inNorthern Virginia: the race isindeed close but Cuccinelli hasmuch higher name recognitionin the state, giving him less roomto grow than McAulie. TeDemocratic nominee is a muchmore unknown commodity to

most Virginia voters. Tis givesCuccinelli an important oppor-tunity to dene McAulie as outo step or too liberal or the state.However, i Cuccinelli really doesstart with only 40 percent sup-port, it could be hard or such alightning rod o controversy togrow beyond that number. Teconservative base loves him, butswing voters in Northern Virgin-ia will likely be uneasy with manyo his positions.

However, while McAulie hasmore room to grow than the Re-publican, Cuccinelli does have amassive advantage. Te electionwill be taking place in an o-year,something almost always leadsto more Republican electorates.While Virginia is undoubtedlytrending more and more Demo-cratic in presidential years (orevidence, look at 2008 and 2012elections), o-year elections are

still a Republican opportunity(or evidence, see the 2009 and2010 elections). Indeed, this actcould end up being decisive. Temore conservative the electoratethat shows up to the polls in No-vember, the more likely they willbe enthused by the very sameCuccinelli positions that mayscare more moderate voters.

One thing is certain, that theeyes o the political nation willbe on Virginia this summer

and all and that asive amount o moto spent on local tWith two polarizinin an increasingly this election will almbe a nasty and negaat the moment, bohave reasons to bereasons to be deewhile Bill Bolling reunknown variable in

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News Reporters:

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Frederick County Crime of the Week - December 31, 2012

The Winchester Police Department is investigating a Robbery

On 12/11/12, at approximately 9:12 p.m. ofcers responded to the Ca-

ribbean Food Store located at 226 Kern Street or a report o an armed

robbery. According to the witness, three males entered the business, as-saulted the clerk, displayed a handgun and took an undisclosed amount

o money beore running rom the area on oot.

Suspect # 1-black male, wearing a khaki suit, approximately 62,

180lbs.

Suspect #2-black male, between 54-62, wearing a black toboggan.Suspect # 3-black male, wearing sweatpants.

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

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

Case Agent Detective Dew Incident # 12049921

Frederick County Crime of the Week -January 7, 2012

The Frederick County Sheris Ofce is investigating a burglary and

grand larceny rom 128 Christo Rey Drive between October 28th and

29th, 2012. Unknown suspect(s) kicked in a door to the residence and

removed several saws, drills, impact drill bit sets and small miscella-

neous tools. During the same time rame, a storage shed located on Lot9, Christo Rey Drive was also orcibly entered and a chain saw and a

shop vacuum were reported missing.

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

these incidents, please contact the Crime Solvers Hotline at (540) 665TIPS (8477). Inormation leading to the arrest o a suspect may result in

a reward o up to $1,000. Investigator C. T. Streit Case #s 12006250 &12006257


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By Mark RobinsonCapital News Service

RICHMOND With the GeneralAssembly set to convene, Gov. BobMcDonnell proposed uesday in-creasing Virginias sales tax andabolishing its nearly 27-year-old gastax, making Virginia the rst statein the country to do so.

Te measures are a part o thegovernors proposed $3.1 billionplan to und improvements to Vir-ginias transportation system overthe next ve years. Te unds wouldsupplement $14 billion o transpor-tation projects already under wayin the commonwealth, the most in

Virginias history.Declining unds or inrastructure

maintenance, stagnant motor uelstax revenues, increased demand ortransit and passenger rail and thegrowing cost o major inrastruc-ture projects necessitate enhancingand restructuring the common-wealths transportation programand the way its unded, McDonnellsaid at a press conerence.

McDonnell described the statesgas tax as outdated because oination and better uel economysince it was last changed in 1986.He said boosting unding or trans-portation was the only way to en-sure Virginia could continue its

economic growth.Among his proposed changes:

Te current 17.5 cents per gal-lon gas tax, which accounts ormore than 30 percent o the statestransportation revenues, would beeliminated; instead, the sales taxwould increase rom 5 percent to5.8 percent. McDonnell predictedthis would generate more than $600million in additional transportationunds. Te 17.5 cent tax on dieselwould remain intact.

o supplement the increase insales tax, a higher percent o thestates sales tax would go directlyto transportation unds rom.5 cents to .75 cents over the veyears.

Te plan would impose an in-crease o $15 or each vehicle reg-istration, resulting in an averagevehicle registration cost o $56 per

vehicle, McDonnell said. Te state would impose an annu-

al $100 alternative uel vehicle. Tegovernor dismissed the idea thatthe ee would deter people rombuying alternative uel vehicles.More than 91,000 are currently reg-istered in Virginia.

McDonnells plan would use newrevenues and more money romthe general und an approach hesaid would appease lawmakers onboth sides o the aisle. In the past,Republicans have supported usingmoney rom the general und orroads as a core unction o govern-ment. Democrats, on the otherhand, have rejected previous at-tempts to use general und dollarsor transportation.

Te General Assembly will con-sider the governors proposals dur-ing the 45-day legislative session

that begins WednesdI passed, the measu

eect July 1. Te Rea majority in the Hgates and a tie-breakSenate. Lt. Gov. Bilpresides over the Sensupport or McDonn

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Armed robbery underinvestigation

Te Winchester Police Department is investigating an armedrobbery that happened on January 5, 2013. At 10:10 a.m. o-cers were called to Approved Cash Advance at 726 BerryvilleAvenue. wo males between the ages o 20 and 30 came intothe store and demanded money. Tey let the business and werelast seen heading westbound on oot. An unknown amount ocash was taken. Te males are described as being around 6 talland had on dark clothing, dark gloves, and ski masks. A gun wasshown during the robbery.

I you have any inormation on this incident, please contactthe Winchester Police Department Criminal Investigations Divi-sion at 540-545-4704 or Crime Solvers at 540-665-IPS (8477).

Tis press release was prepared by Lauren Cummings, PoliceCommunity Relations/Crime Prevention Specialist. (540) 545-754 (ofce) [email protected]

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Te Federal Communications Commission (FCC) establishednew rules or the volume o television commercials that startedon December 13, 2012. Te new regulation, known as the Com-mercial Advertisement Loudness Mitigation (CALM) Act, re-quires commercials to have the same average volume as the pro-grams they accompany. Te CALM Act requires V stations,cable operators or other multichannel video program distribu-tors to apply specic FCC practices to commercials they trans-

mit.I you hear a commercial louder than the V show it accom-panies, you can le a complaint with the FCC by providing de-tailed inormation about the commercial.

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Administrative Committee

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Personnel Committee

Martha DilgJoseph HollisRonald L. Bowers

Water & Sewer Committee

James HarterLinden A. Fravel, Jr.Joseph Grayson

Old School Development

Subcommittee

Joseph GraysonRobert WellsLinden A. Fravel, Jr.

Jason NaumanDave Edwards

Public saety

Ronald BowersCharles Bockey, Police ChieGreg Locke, Fire ChieTomas MerrittGeorge Vaught

Public Works

Joseph GraysonMartha DilgLinden A. Fravel, Jr.

Finance Committee

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Frederick County PublicSchools is again providing its

sta and the community with ameans to ollow bills in the 2013General Assembly which couldimpact the school system. Tisyears General Assembly sessionis scheduled to convene on Janu-ary 9.Schools Superintendent David

Sovine says, Each year the statelegislature considers a numbero bills that could impact publiceducation. Oering a Web pagedevoted to highlighting thoseproposals provides interested cit-izens with a means to learn aboutthe bills that have been proposedand track their progress through

the General Assembly. Te Webpage also includes contact in-ormation or the Delegates andthe State Senator who representFrederick County so that thoseinterested in sharing their views

may do so.A link to the FCPS 2013 Gen-

eral Assembly Web page is avail-able on the Frederick CountyPublic Schools homepage (www.rederick.k12.va.us). Te pageincludes basic inormation aboutthe General Assembly, the pro-cess by which a bill becomes alaw, and a brie synopsis o thebills proposed in the 2013 Gen-eral Assembly which may im-pact public schools. By clickingon any o the bill numbers listedon the Web page, visitors canreceive additional inormationabout the bill and its current sta-tus.Sovine says, Te School Board

and our leadership team payclose attention to the bills un-der consideration at the stateand ederal levels because o theimpact they can have on ourstudents and school operations.

Its also important or parentsand members o the community

to stay inormed. We hope our2013 General Assembly Webpage will serve as a valuable re-source.Tis is the third consecutive

year, Frederick County PublicSchools has maintained a Webpage ocused on education-re-lated bills under consideration inthe General Assembly.

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When the clock struck midnight on December 31, 2012, and the worldcelebrated the arrival o a new year, Frederick County Public Schoolsentered another acet o the social media world by launching a Face-book page at www.acebook.com/rederickcountypublicschools.

Coordinator o Policy, Records Management and CommunicationsSteve Edwards says, We have had discussions or the past ew years

about how social media could be used to enhance our communicationsprogram. Ater successully using witter as one means o communi-cating inormation regarding the development o the school budget thepast ew years, we decided to launch a Facebook page as another tool toshare the many success stories taking place in our schools each day.

Edwards adds, Tose who like us on Facebook will be able to learnabout many o the projects and activities undertaken by studentsand sta that arent requently covered by the local media. We planto maintain a page that is visually appealing and includes many pho-tographs. We also will provide numerous links to our website (www.rederick.k12.va.us) where visitors can get additional inormation aboutmany o the stories we share via the divi sions Facebook page.

Schools Superintendent David Sovine says, Social media has takenthe world by storm and when used appropriately can be a powerulcommunications tool. Im particularly excited about the launch o theFrederick County Public Schools Facebook page because it will oerthe community another way o learning about the many positive thingsbeing accomplished in our schools.

Weekly Update: DoLeave Money on the Completing the Free Application or Federal Student Aid

the rst step toward getting ederal aid or college, careegraduate school. Federal Student Aid provides more than in grants, loans, and work-study unds each year, but in ordthat money, college-bound students must start by lling oSA.

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Always call the EmergencyCommunications Center at (540)665-5645 BEFORE & AFER

Burning.Open burning or the cookingo ood or recreational purposes,such as campres (no greaterthan 3eet wide and 3eet high)are permitted. As described be-low, only approved materials canbe used (#1 & 5) and saety pre-cautions (#6) shall be ollowed.1. Burning o brush, leaves,

grass, trees, and other naturallyoccurring material are permitted.2. Te location o the burn shall

not be less than 500 eet romANY occupied building unlessprior approval rom the occu-pant has been given in writing. 3.Burning within 500 eet o ANYwoodland or brushland is alsonot permitted.4. Burning conducted by busi-

nesses or or commercial purpos-es require a permit issued by theFire Marshals Ofce.5. Burning o household garbage,

rubbish, rubber tires, asphaltic

materials, used oil, constructionwaste or similar materials thatproduce dense smoke are NO

permitted.6. Open burning, bonres, orrecreational res shall be con-stantly attended until the re isextinguished. A minimum o oneportable re extinguisher com-plying with Section 906 with aminimum 4-A rating or otherapproved on-site re-extinguish-ing equipment, such as dirt, sand,water barrel, garden hose or wa-ter truck, shall be available orimmediate utilization. (2006 IFC

Sec. 307.5).7. I smoke or re produced

rom the burn becomes a nui-

sance to surrounding residentsor businesses, and complaints arereceived, the party burning willbe required to extinguish the re,regardless o permit.8. During the period rom May 1

through the 14 o February eachyear, burning shall be conducted

between the hours o 7:00 a.m.and 12:00 midnight.9. During the period rom Feb-

ruary 15 through April 30 eachyear, burning shall be conductedbetween the hours o 4:00 p.m.and 12:00 midnight ONLY.For additional inormation re-

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At its Annual Meeting on De-cember 18, 2012, the WaysideFoundation or the Arts Board o

Directors put in motion a serieso changes going orward in itscurrent season.According to Board President,

Dr. Byron Brill, Wayside Te-atre has come to recognize thatit cannot sustain itsel withoutcommunity support consider-ably above existing levels. Whilewe are not prepared to give upthe ght to keep our doors open,we have given ourselves 90 daysto determine i we can continue.As uture plans are indetermi-nate, Wayside Teatre will notbe selling subscriptions or the2013-14 Season at this time. We

will go orward with our nextproduction as scheduled. Smokeon the Mountain Homecom-ing will open on January 26 andrun through March 17, 2013. Atthis time, the Board o Directorshas determined that, dependingon the results o our eorts inthe next 90 days, Smoke on theMountain Homecoming may bethe nal production o the 51stSeason.Last year Wayside Teatre ap-

pealed to its community in a cri-sis. Over 700 individuals stoodup and raised $106,000. Toseunds helped us to retire the im-mediate short-term debt that,without that support, wouldhave orced the theatre to closeits doors. However, it became

clear that unless $250,000 canbe generated each year in annualdonation/sponsor/git support,

Wayside Teatres existence as aproessional theatre is not sus-tainable. In this years campaign,we were only able to generate$30,000 o support towards thisscal years goals. Tat, coupledwith less than expected ticketsales in both the all and Christ-mas seasons, places us in a direnancial bind once again. Weneed to raise $90,000 in the next90 days in order to go orwardwith Season 51 and are mountingan appeal to our loyal supportersand the community-at-large.Our nancial prole has radi-

cally changed since the market

crash o 2008.Corporate unding is currently

55% below pre-2008 levels annu-ally. State and national grant rev-enues are down by 60% o pre-2008 totals. Prior to the nancialcollapse, we totaled 30,000 cus-tomers- or the past two seasons,our attendance averages 20,000.Tere has also been an acrossthe board decline in ticket salesby 30% and overall individualdonation by another 37%. Con-sequently, we have slashed ourannual operating budget by morethan$300,000 - a reduction by a ull

third. Still, i we continue as pre-viously planned, we would see aprojected loss o $82,000 at theend o this season - a loss we

cannot sustain.Te campaign o the next 90

days is tacit recognition that to

continue next season and or theoreseeable uture to come, Way-side Teatre must secure perma-nent and lasting changes in itsnancial base. At the same time,we afrm our belie in the loy-alty and level o commitment oour supporters and are condentthey will work with us in part-nership to secure that Waysidewill remain a centerpiece o thecultural lie o the ShenandoahValley or many years to come.Wayside Teatre is the old-

est proessional theatre in theShenandoah Valley o Virginiaand is celebrating its 51st sea-

son o presenting high-quality,proessional entertainment. Pa-trons can obtain single tickets toSmoke on the Mountain Home-coming or make donations bycalling (540) 869-1776.Additional inormation can be

obtained on the theatres web-site at www.waysidetheatre.org.Wayside Teatre is located inMiddletown, Virginia on Route11, Main Street, just north othe intersection o I-66 and I-81.Wayside Teatre Box Ofce P.O.Box 260 Middletown, VA 22645(540) [email protected]

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Saturday January 12

5pm Fellowship Bible Churchin Winchester, VA is hosting amen-only event. Tis event givesyou a chance to enter your wildgame entre, game mount, or

trophy in a contest as well as el-lowship with other men in thecommunity. Guest speaker, Lar-ry Moyer, rom Evanell, will besharing his love o hunting andsome stories rom his huntingexperiences.For more inormation or to pur-chase tickets, visit www.bcva.org/wildgameeast.

4:30pm - 7:30pm KUMCCommunity Fellowship Din-ner Free-Will Oering, BakedPotato Bar with Fixings, Chili ,Vegetable Soup, ossed Salad,Rolls, Desserts at 3239 ValleyPike Winchester, VA For moreinormation call 540-667-7297or visit the website at www.kern-stownumc.org.

Sunday January 13

8:30 and 11:00 Pianist Jim Hen-dricks, Proessor o Music atChicago State University will be

in concert at Kernstown UnitedMethodist Church, 3239 Val-ley Pike, Winchester, VA 22602.Tere is no admission charge(a love oering will be taken).Hendricks is best known or his

recordings o classic tunes whichhe has arranged in the styles oRachmanino, Liszt, Art a-tum and Oscar Peterson. Formore inormation, call 540-667-7298 or check out our website athttp://www.kernstownumc.org/.

1pm to 5pm Dinners at the FireStation Stephens City Fire &Rescue Company, 5346 Mulber-ry Street. Ches John King andJohn ommy Good Barbeque

Chicken and/or Ribs, Hand-cutFries, Homemade Slaw, Home-made Pies and Drink - ea orCoee). Tis Special Dinner willbe $10.00 or Adults and $6.00or Children Age 12 and Un-

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Saturday January 195pm Roast bee & ham din-ner & auction, at Grace UnitedMethodist church, 7882 mainstreet, Middletown, VA. Din-ner 5:00 p.m., adults $8.00, chil-dren under 12 $4.00. auction at6:30 p.m. Snow date January 26,2013

Monday January 21

10am Winter Warm-UpCamp will be held Mon. Jan21st (NO School) ... 10:00-12:30Hitting & Fielding ...1:00-3:30Pitching & Catching ... Cost is$50 per session or $90 or bothsessions ... Visit our website atwww.allstarcages.com or inoon topics or the camp ... Getready or the season !!!

uesday January 22

Club member and Past President,ammy Stevenson, also serves asMembership Advocate or Ro-tary District 7570, Area 1, andwill speak to the Club about therole o the member advocate.Rotary Club o Frederick Countymeeting scheduled at Shenan-doah University in the ClementBoard Room - Allen Dining Hall.

Te Public Relations Committeewill meet ater the club meeting.Invited guests and visiting Ro-tarians are welcome. For more

inormation contact StephenM. Gyurisin at 540-336-7357 [email protected]

Friday January 25

Te Frederick County Fire &Rescue, Ofce o EmergencyManagement is sponsoring aSkywarn Class at the PublicSaety Building. It is open toanyone that is interested withno cost to attend. Class starts athours and registration is simple- just contact our ofce at 540-504-6457. A National WeatherService meteorologist will teachthe class and bring related mate-rials.

Saturday January 262:30 Smoke on the MountainHomecoming Wayside Te-atre,7853 Main Street Middle-town VA 22645 Back by popu-lar demand! In this sequel to*Smoke on the Mountain*, Pas-tor Oglethrope is moving toexas, and the Sanders Familyis there to send him o with hi-larious and touching stories, and25 abulous Bluegrass Gospel a-vorites! Contact the Box Ofceat (540) 869-1776 or ticketinginormation. Low-priced peror-mances at 2:30PM and 7:30PM.Te ofcial opening night isSunday, January 27 at 6:30PM.Perormances will continue until

March 16. Tursday, Friday, andSaturday perormances are at7:30PM; Saturday matinees areat 2:30PM; Sunday perormanc-

es are at 2:30PM. Check the cal-endar on the Wayside Teatrewebsite or moreinormation onthe schedule. icket prices are$25-$30 or adults and $10 orchildren 17 and under. Tere are

also discounts available or se-niors, students, and groups.

Sunday January 27

Te Valley Stars Baseball Orga-nization will conduct the ollow-ing tryouts or its travel teams:

13U Sunday, January 27th 4:00-5:30 ...15U Sunday, February 24th5:00-7:00 ...17U Sunday, February 24th5:00-7:00 ...

ryouts will be held at All-StarBatting Cages located at 1127Berryville Avenue in Winchester.For any additional inormationcontact Jim Singhas at 540-539-3123 or email [email protected].

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Nancy Johnson EureApril 10, 1930 - December 9, 2012

Nancy Johns Eure 82, formerly of Portsmouth,

passed away Dec.9 in Front Royal, VA. She was

preceded by her husband Paul Eure, a brother

Carl Roy Johnson, a sister Jean Workman. She

is surv ived by her daughters Julie Kl ien andhusband Robert, Jamie Doherty and husband

Chuck, 3 grandchi ldren Joanna Lawson,

Nancy Oldf ield, Jaimie Oldfield and 3 great

grandchildren Ashlan, Jessica and Brennan

and a brother Tommy Johnson. Service will be

scheduled at a later t ime.

You are home now Mom.

Linda H. GolightlyLinda Louise Heckert Golightly, 71, o Winchester,

Virginia, died Sunday, January 6, 2013, in her home

surrounded by her loving amily.

Mrs. Golightly was born in 1941, in Winchester, Virginia, the daughter othe late Carl Ray and Stella Heckert. She was a Caeteria Aide with Daniel

Morgan Middle School, serving or 11 years. Mrs. Golightly was a member

o Burnt Factory United Methodist Church and a member o the Judges

Athletic Association. She truly loved Handley Football, Apple Blossom,

yard sales and time spent with her amily.

She married James F. Grease Golightly on Ju ly 13, 1957, in Winchester,

Virginia. Mr. Golightly preceded her in death on June 1, 2011.

Surviving are fve daughters, Melanie Melester and husband, Steve, o

Winchester, Donna Peanut Golightly o Stephens City, Dorothy Dottie

Carter and husband, Spanky, Teresa Golightly, all o Winchester, Susan Wil-

liams and husband, Billy, o Strasburg; fve grandchildren, Ben Melester,

Sam Melester, Josh Carter, Emily Melniko and Evan Williams; two great

grandchildren, Abby Melester and Levi Carter; and a special little girl,

Hannah Merriner.

Her son, Christopher Ray Goli ghtly and her sis ter, Ann Heckert Fletcher,

preceded her in death.

The amily will receive riends on Friday evening, rom 6:00-8:00 PM, atOmps Funeral Home, Amherst Chapel.

A uneral service will be conducted at 11:00 AM on Saturday, at Omps

Funeral Home, Amherst Chapel, with Reverend Steve Melester ofciating.

Entombment will be in Shenandoah Memorial Park Mausoleum.

Pallbearers will be Lenny Millholland, Tim Mondell, Keith Roberts, Joe

Hulver, Mark Taylor and Bobby Orndor.

Honorary Pallbearers will be the caeteria workers o Daniel Morgan

Middle School.

Memorial contributions may be made to Burnt Factory United Methodist

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White Crosley heavy duty washer with

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Consew Blind Hemmer Sewing Machine,

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Thomas Kinkade Telaora Teapot

Home is Where the Heart Is II $10.00

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Christmas Holly Holiday Pattern Never

Used/In Box. $25/ea. Salt & Pepper

Shakers, Soup Bowls, Dinner Plates,

Cookie Jar, Sleigh (Votive Candle used- cleaned out), Disney Winnie the Pooh

Simply Pooh Figurines $20/ea. Call

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Love Seat for sale. Floral print cush-

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condition. $40. Call 540-869-7571(10/4)

Console tv with wood cabinet $50 or bo

Hitachi 56 HD Projection tv $200. 24 tv

$45 obo 540-868-9226 (10/18)

Eli Terry Pillar & Scroll Clock, circa 1805,

Mahogany, serious inquiries only. Call

540-869-3333. (11/02)

Caleb Davis Tall-Case Well-Documented

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Bassinet: Travel bassinet by Delta with

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Rotisserie oven: Baby George, Model

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Chestnut Wood Doll Bed: 33-1/2 Long

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made; Dust rufe; Two pillows; Mattress

(I will e-mail picture to you if you would

like to view it on line) $250.00 - Phone:

(540) 635-9748. (12/13)

I have a fourpost dark wood bedroomsuite for sale price is 250.00 This in-cludes head and foot board,,chester

dresser,,dresser and mirror.Also have forsale bookcase headboard with rails for75.00. Please call 540-868-2428 if in-terest. (01/10)

Hardware and xture sale Thursday, jan-uary 10, 2012 10 a.M. To 3 p.M. Or byappointment 540-635-9194 (melissa).317 East main street, Front Royal.2 Out-door sheds and multiple clothing racksand tags, display cases/tables, shelving,lighting, mannequins, etc. Etc. Selectedmerchandise $1 per item or less. Evensome free items!

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maintained, runs great. 222,000

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A childless, young, successulwoman seeks to adopt. Will beHANDS-ON Mom! Financial secu-rity. Expenses paid. Jodi. 1-800-718-5516.

AUCTIONS

2,893s House: 208 Colonial Ct.1,717s House: 3884 Peakland Pl.Lynchburg, VA 24503 ABSOLUTEAUCTIONS at Lynchburg City Court-house: Jan 25, 12pm.www.countsauction.com 800-780-2991 VAAF93

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

A SODA/SNACK VENDING ROUTEMachines & Prime $$ Locations$9K-$35K Investment. Tax Deduct-ible. Guaranteed Cash Flow 1-800-367-6709 ext 6039

EDUCATION /HELP WANTED

TEACHER RECRUITMENT FAIR tofll 2013-2014 Vacancies ~ did youknow over 425 teaching positionswere flled in the 2012-2013 schoolyear? Come join participating VAschool divisions (Counties o Al-leghany, Bath, Botetourt, Carroll,Craig, Floyd, Franklin, Giles, Hen-ry, Montgomery, Patrick, Pulaski,Roanoke and Wythe; and the Citieso Martinsville, Roanoke and Sa-lem) on Fri., Feb. 1- 4:00 to 7:00p.m. and Sat., Feb. 2- 9:00 a.m.to noon at the Salem Civic Center,1001 Boulevard, Salem, VA 24153.For application/details visit www.wvpec.org Job Fair 2013. NOFEE! In the event o inclementweather, check our website or up-dates or call 540-831-6399. Spon-sor: Western Virginia Public Educa-tion Consortium

EDUCATION

Medical Billing Trainees Needed!Train to become a Medical OfceAssistant. No Experience Needed!Training & Job Placement availableat CTI! HS Diploma/GED & computerneeded. 1-888-424-9419.

ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. TRAINEESNEEDED! Online training by CTI

gets you job ready! No ExperienceNeeded! Job placement assistanceater program completed. HS Di-ploma/GED & Computer needed. 1-888-424-9419.

HELP WANTED / DRIVERS

DRIVERS-CDL TRAINING now o-ered in Roanoke 540-857-6188 orSpotsylvania 540-582-8200! Attend4 Weeks or 10 Weekends. Guaran-teed Financing and Job Placement

Assistance Available. 1-800-646-2374.

DRIVERS REGIONAL FLATBED.HOME Every Weekend, 40-45 CPMClass A CDL Required. Flatbed LoadTraining Available. 1st Seat Sign On

Bonus. 1-800-992-7863 ext. 160.www.mcelroytrucklines.com

Drivers Flatbed & Heavy HaulOwner Operators/Fleet Owners.Consistent year round reight. Avg$1.70 2.00 all miles. No orceddispatch. Apply online www.tango-motortransit.com or call 877-533-8684

START THE NEW YEAR with a GreatCDL Driving Career! ExperiencedDrivers and Recent Grads Excel-lent Benefts, Weekly Hometime,Paid Training. 888-362-8608. Averi-ttCareers.com Equal OpportunityEmployer

Truck Driver/OTR $1000 Sign-OnBonus!! Competitive pay & hometime, saety bonus paid quarterly,vacation and benefts. Family En-vironment. Applicant must possessCDL Class A. Contact Corney Trans-portation, 1-800-354-9111, ext. 7(Judy)

Drivers CDL-A $5,000 SIGN-ONBONUS or expd solo OTR drivers& O/Os. Tuition reimbursement alsoavailable! New Student Pay & LeaseProgram. USA Truck 877-521-5775www.USATruck.jobs

Owner Operators. Class A CDL STILL WAITING FOR THAT ENDOF YEAR BONUS? I you qualiy

and have documented proo o yourpending Saety, Miles, or any otherbonus.WE WILL MATCH IT! Dedi-cated Customer, No-Touch Freight.Lease Purchase Program w/Pay-ment Assist. 1yr driving experiencewithin the past 5 years. Call Jen-nier 866-242-4976 DriveForGreat-wide.com

LOTS AND ACREAGE

CAMPBELL COUNTY gorgeoussetting or your dream home, 3-acre homesite in the trees. A ewminutes south o Lynchburg airport.Owner will fnance. $57,900. 434-444-5088

NEARLY AN ACRE on Timber RidgeRoad in Franklin County unre-stricted - $27,900 crazy-good f-nancing. 434-444-5088

40,000 SF Warehouse near NaturalBridge. Two dock doors, two drive-in doors, 24 ceilings, dust collec-tion system, 5000SF ofce space.Financial incentives or customiza-tion. 540-487-0480WOODED HOMESITE 3.5 acres

on bold stream in Amherst Countyon cul-de-sac. Plenty o wildlie.Owner fnancing. $69,900. 434-444-5088

MISCELLANEOUS

SAWMILLS rom only $3997.00 MAKE & SAVE MONEY with yourown bandmill Cut lumber any di-mension. In stock ready to ship.FREE Ino/DVD: www.Norwood-Sawmills.com 1-800-578-1363 ext.300N

MISCELLANEOUS /CAREER TRAINING

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER Trainto become an Air Trafc Control-ler in a secure government careerat FAA approved AT-CTI school. At-tend class to earn your associatedegree by training at Aviation Insti-tute o Maintenance in Chesapeake,

VA. Median salary tops $100,000(US BLS) with experience and ullcertifcation. Call toll ree (877)560-1001 or inormation. Hamp-ton University/Aviation Institute oMaintenance

MEDICAL CAREERS begin here Train ONLINE or Allied Healthand Medical Management. Jobplacement assistance. Computeravailable. Financial Aid i qualifed.SCHEV certifed. Call 888-354-9917www.CenturaOnline.com

AIRLINE CAREERS begin here Become an Aviation MaintenanceTech. FAA approved training. Finan-cial aid i qualifed Housing avail-

able. Job placement assistance.SCHEV certifed. CALL AIM 888-245-9553.

SERVICES

DIVORCE WITH OR WITHOUT chil-dren $125.00. Includes namechange and property settlementagreement. SAVE hundreds. Fastand easy. Call 1-888-733-7165,24/7

STEEL BUILDINGS

STEEL BUILDINGS Year End Blow-Out. MAKE OFFER and Low MonthlyPayments on 4 Remaining. 20x20,

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WORK FROM HOMEOPPORTUNITIES

NOW HIRING: Companies desper-ately need employees to assembleproducts at home. No selling, anyhours. $500 weekly potential. Ino.1-985-646-1700 DEPT. VA-4062.Fee.

New listing in Musket Ridge. 3nished square feet. 4 bedsbaths. Finished basement withand family room. New rear fand deck!

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540-247-1438 CellRE/MAX Team Realty, 440 W. Jubal Early Drive, #200

Winchester, VA 22601 540-667-2400 OfceEach Ofce Independently Owned And Operated

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1. TELEVISION: Who playedBarney Fife on The Andy GriffithShow?

2. HISTORY: The Battle of Hastingswas fought to control which country?

3. CHILDRENS LITERATURE:What award-winning Christmas bookdid Chris Van Allsburg write?

4. MUSIC: By which nickname didThe Doors Jim Morrison refer to him-self?

5. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE:What Balkan leaders real name wasJosip Broz?

6. MOVIES: What shape did Herm-ione Grangers patronus take in theHarry Potter series?

7. ENTERTAINMENT: What kindof entertainer would use the DeMan-che change?

8. LANGUAGE: What is the Hawai-ian word for quick?

9. POETRY: Who wrote Sonnets

from the Portuguese?10. GEOGRAPHY: What is the larg-est tidal estuary in the United States?

Answers

1. Don Knotts2. England3. The Polar Express4. The Lizard King5. Tito6. A silver otter7. A magician8. Wiki9. Elizabeth Barrett Browning10. Chesapeake Bay

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