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By Carol BallardFrederick County Report

Michael Main and Ada Seabright,cosmetologists and old riends, havecreated Manes Unlimited, a newbeauty salon or Winchester. Teyworked together or eight years andwent their own ways or a while, butboth eel that in coming ull circletheyve ound the perect solution aspartners in this one.

Manes Unlimiteds name is a playon words because Michaels lastname is Main and, Weve both lit-erally done an unlimited number omanes in our time, said Michael with

a laugh.An atmosphere o tranquility and

beauty with the sounds o tricklingountains and soothing backgroundmusic greet visitors at their newspace at 161 Prosperity Drive. Acomortable waiting area invites witha soa, owers and reading material.

Weve created an environmentwhere people want to come, saidMichael.

But it is the combined seventy-ve

years experience o the expert styl-ists that adds the essential compo-nent to the salon.

Tat makes us sound old. Mi-chael commented.

But it is what keeps their clientscoming back. Both have loyal cus-tomers and some that have been wi ththem since they started their careersin the 70s.

I could have retired by now, but Ihave no regrets. I still love getting upin morning and coming to work andAda eels the same since were backtogether, said Michael.

Its denitely the happiest Ivebeen in my career ever. Its been agreat move-my books are ull andIve gained 12 new clients, agreedAda.

Ada and Michael are independentoperators and have their own clientsand indicidual work stations, but

have cooperated to redecorate andnow share the larger space.Colleen Wiley is Michaels assistant

and is an essential person in the sa-lon. She not only acts as receptionistand makes sure things run smoothly;she also does manicures and pedi-cures by appointment.

Te salon has two styling stationsright now, but they said they wouldbe willing to take on a third personi their philosophy ts with the onethat Michael and Ada believe in-which includes treating their clientslike theyd like to be treated.

Michael and I have the same ethics,Ada explained.

One reason why I dont want towork in a big salon, is that I can getback to good customer service, tomake them eel like amily, and towork with them on a one-to-one ba-sis, to address their outer needs andinner needs, to be there or themand make them eel good about theirwhole sel, she added.

Also, they ocus on giving greathair cuts.

Ive had a lot o bad haircuts and itmade me miserable, Ada said.

And Colleen added, A good hair-cut is the most essential part. Teywork with the persons hair, and take

into consideration i its thin hair orthick. I you have a good haircut, youknow you can work with it.

Ive always thought it was inter-esting that people will spend moneyon clothes and accessories, but noton hair, and you wear hair every day,observed Michael.

Michael and Ada have a historythat goes back to when they metthrough a mutual acquaintance inthe late 80s. Tey worked together inMichaels salon-Manes by Michael-in Creekside.

Tey went their separate ways in1997 when Ada bought the business

rom him, renamed it sign and he went to whis Berryville salon.

In the intervening ytually sold her businamily needed her anmore predictable houed working or salonsers.

But ater 15 yealooking or a change Manes Unlimited. Mtaking customers in Dand Ada came in at th2012.

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but can take walk-inscommodate them imnot, they will scheduleback.

Most o their clientthem to their new plAdas long-time clienIts been a long timesomebody who can dstart to nish withouhome and do it mysel

And on Michaels cwhich has an optiocomments, one satiswenty years says itderul experience eacin.

Both Michael and Acuts and color and do

womens hair.Some o the services

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Tey also carry PauAquage products.

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June 29 - July 12, 2012 Frederick County ReRead all issues in their entirety FREE on www.FredCoReport.com

CommuTo advertise, please contact:

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Ronald W. Mowbray, Sr.Ronald Wayne Mowbray, Sr., 51, Frederick Coun

died Sunday, June 17, 2012 in the Winchester Center.

Michael J. Marchessault

Mr. Michael Jay Marchessault, age 56, o Winchdied Saturday, June 16, 2012, at Winchester MedMemorial contributions in Michaels memory m

to Sacred Heart Academy uition Angels, 130 KeWinchester, VA 22601.

Christopher M. BohanMr. Christopher Michael Bohan, age 40, o Step

VA, died suddenly Tursday, June 21, 2012. Mcontributions in Chriss memory may be made to

# 2123, 200 Sulkey Drive, Winchester, VA 2

Dr. Ronald A GoodisonDr. Ronald Alan Cameron Goodison, 90, o F

County, Virginia died peaceully on Tursday, Juat his home Memorial contributions may be ma

Ridge Hospice, 333 West Cork Street, Suite 405, W

Virginia 22601.

Elwood H. FoxElwood H. Fox passed away peaceully with am

side on June 23, 2012. He was the beloved huuressa K. Fox or 50 years. In lieu o owers, t

requests that donations be made to Blue Ridge HW. Cork Street, Winchester, VA 22601

Tomas W. GrossTomas William Gross, 73, o Frederick County

died Tursday, June 21, 2012, in his hom

Irene G. MowbrayIrene Genevieve Shifett Mowbray, 88, o FrederVA died Saturday, June 23, 2012 in the Winchest

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On May 12, 2012, Frederick County Deputies responded to the 400block o Buckingham Drive or a report o a burglary and grand lar-ceny. The victim reported unknown suspect(s) had orcibly enteredhis residence and removed a Sony Playstation 3 game system, miscel-laneous Playstation 3 games, a portable Bluetooth headset and twoPlaystation 3 controllers.I you have any inormation regarding a suspect or suspect vehicle

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By Jonathan LucciFrederick County Report

In the past month, much haschanged in the 2012 Presidentialelection. Former Massachusettsgovernor Mitt Romney has gonea long way toward achieving whatmany political experts believedwould take all summer: he has e-ectively rallied his partys base andproved he can ride, i not command,the wave o conservative passion tohis benet. While his campaign haslargely played it sae and avoidedunorced errors, Romney has shownhimsel to be a much more challeng-ing opponent than the Presidents

campaign seemed to expect, despite

the year they have spent assumingthat he would be the nominee.

Meanwhile, President Obamascampaign has suered perhaps theworst month o the past year, as anextremely troubling May jobs reportand the threat o global nancialcontagion rom Europe casts a darkshadow over the economic barom-eters o most Americans. A specialelection in Wisconsin, in which con-servative Governor Scott Walkerdeeated an all-out assault by publicsector unions has cast extreme doubton the one advantage that Obamawas absolutely counting on: an unri-valed ground game. On top o all othis, the wave o money owing into

conservative Super PACS is swamp-ing the unimpressive undraisingdone by Democratic outside groups.

And all o that was beore the Su-

preme Court entered the ray. Yes-terday, in a 5-4 decision the UnitedStates Supreme Court added todrama o this political summer byupholding the core elements o thePresidents signature (and most con-troversial) domestic policy achieve-ment: the healthcare bill. Te de-cision, in which conservative ChieJustice John Roberts wrote the nar-row majority opinion and sided withthe Courts more liberal members,will surely ignite a restorm on bothpolitical sides and bring the contro-versial healthcare policy back intothe spotlight. Te decision acts asan exclamation point to a series oevents, at home and abroad, that is

making this Presidential election sobitter, so close, and so hard to pre-dict.

And yet, or all o these events

the race remains remarkably stable.Despite his undeniable success inrallying his conservative base, MittRomney remains something o anunknown to those swing voterswho like Obama personally, but areclearly looking or an alternative a-ter years o economic ts and starts.Te door is clearly open to Romney,but he has to close the deal. TePresident is clearly reeling, but isstill an exceptionally skilled politi-cian and the incumbent. Even theSupreme Court decision on health-care is likely to only reinorce thepartisan divide. Tose convincedthat the Aordable Care Act is biggovernment at its worst will double

down in their eorts to elect MittRomney and repeal it. Tose whoare equally convinced that it will leadto a ar more just society will rally tothe Presidents side. And swing vot-ers, who polls show dislike the bill asa whole but are quite ond o manyo its components, will likely remainjust that: swing voters.

Regardless o who wins the actual

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But or residents oginia, one thing hasclearer: along with Owill almost certainl

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any look at the electoral map wouldtell you it is very implausible that hispath to 270 does not include eitherVirginia or Ohio, i not both. Simplylooking at the media markets gar-nering the most ad money by both

campaigns and their outside alliesconrms that Ohio and Virginia areunrivalled atop both campaigns tar-get lists.

Residents o this state are nowthe ultimate Presidential swing vot-

ers. Te past month has only madeit more evident that we in FrederickCounty are in many ways sitting inthe center o the political ght orAmericas uture. For all the com-plexity (An ocean o money and

advertising, the largest grassrootscampaigns yet seen in America, 24hour news cycles, even controversialSupreme Court decisions), this Pres-idential race is still held hostage bythe outside economic news that nei-

ther campaign can control and theelectoral math that both campaignsobsess over. Watching the stockmarket, the nancial news rom Eu-rope, and especially the unemploy-ment rate and uture jobs reportswill help a great deal in predictingNovembers results. But the closer

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Attract Birds & Butterfies

No Matter What Size

Your Landscape

by gardening expert, TV/radio host& author Melinda Myers

Add a little extra color and motion to your summergarden with containers designed to attract birds andbutteries. Many garden centers continue to sell an-nuals throughout the summer and many o these mid-season annuals are a bit bigger, providing instant im-pact.

Its easier than you think to attract birds and butteriesand the good news is you dont need a lot o space todo it. Container gardens give you the ability to attractwildlie to your backyard, patio, deck or even balcony.Simply ollow these our steps and your garden will belled with color, motion and a season o wildlie.

1- Provide ood or birds and butteries. Includeplants with at daisy-like owers like pentas, zinnias,and cosmos to attract butteries. For hummingbirds,include some plants with tubular owers including nicotiana, cuphea, salvia, and uchsia. And dontorget about the hungry caterpillars that will soon turn into beautiul butteries. Parsley, bronze en-nel, and licorice vines are a ew avorites that make great additions to container gardens. You can evencreate containers that will attract seed-eating birds. Purple Majesty millet, coneower, coreopsis, andRudbeckias will keep many o the birds returning to your landscape.

2- Include water or both the birds and butteries. Its a key ingredient and a decorative small shal-low container lled with water can be included in a large container. Or include a ree-standing birdbathwithin your container collection. I used a bronzed lea birdbath in just this way. It created a great verti-cal accent, added interest to a blank wall and provided a water supply or the birds.

3- Give them a place to live and raise their young. Add a ew evergreens, ornamental grasses, andperennials to your container garden. Use weather resistant containers that can tolerate the extreme

heat and cold in your garden. Ten ll with plants that are at least one zone hardier. Or add a ew bird-houses. Tese can be included in the container or mounted on a ence, post, or nearby tree.

4- Skip the pesticides, please. Nature, including the birds you invite into your landscape, will devourmany garden pests. Plus, the chemicals designed to kill the bad guys can also kill the good bugs andwildlie you are trying to attract. And, i pests get out o hand, use more eco-riendly products likesoaps, Neem, and horticulture oil as a control mechanism. And, as always, read and ollow label direc-tions careully.

And to conserve time and energy, try using one o the sel-watering containers or hanging baskets thatare on the market. Tis helps to make it both easy and convenient when time constraints and vacationsget in the way o providing ideal care. I recently tried using one o the Gardeners Supply Easy Rollersel-watering containers. I lled one with wildlie-riendly petunias along with papyrus and goldenmoneywort. Ater a ve-day trip during hot dry weather I returned to nd my container garden ingreat shape and hummingbirds visiting the owers.

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By Sue GoldenFrederick County Report

As many o our loyal readers willremember, the Fletcher amily wasburned out o their home on MainStreet in Middletown last Hallow-een.

Mom racy and son Colton luckilymade it out o the home in time. PoorLucky the cat died in the re. Brotheropaz was burned on the ears andpaws and wandered in the woods be-hind the home or two weeks beore

being rescued by neighbor StephaniePendleton and treated by Dr. Davis atthe Newtown Veterinary Clinic.

igger was rescued by the brave

members o the Stephens City Fireand Rescue.

igger was in such bad shape thatSteve Ritter and Pete Quinomer gavehim oxygen at the scene. igger wastransported to the Plaza Pet Clinic inWinchester, where igger receivedloving care rom Dr. Wartlut andher team. Dr. Wartlut wrote o allo iggers care expenses. Last De-cember an anonymous couple paidor iggers remaining balance at theClinic.

igger and his amily are living

outside Middletown in a new home.Te amily received a tremendousamount o support rom the commu-nity throughout their ordeal. racy

says the amily is happy in their newhome and adjusting to the changes.But, she says, the trauma still hitsharder than people realize. Coltonhas gone rom sleeping with her tosleeping on the living room couch tosleeping in his own bed. He still talksabout the re about once a week.He will remember his old toys andask Mom, did that go up in the retoo?

And or Colton, who rememberswatching the space heater on re,space heaters are orbidden. I he seesone in a store he will say, Mom, wewill never have one o those again.

igger is still recovering. racybelieves the ceiling an in the liv-ing room ell on him. When iggergoes into the living room o the newhouse, he looks up at the ceiling anand walks around the room so he is

never under the an. Tger has gained weightsocializing with the ot

Loretta Bailey and King were so touchedreghters Ritter anding igger oxygen atthey created an oil pscene. Te sisters donnal painting to StepheRescue. Te sisters hamade, in addition to ndonated 150 signed prints and some notre department. All psales benet the re dretta also has some arnote cards or sale. Tment can be reached contact Loretta, contFramed at 868-2567.

At the NewtownFletchers got to meRita. Tey brought pger to show the sistegave the amily a copand some note cards. thrilled with the picramed on their wall. to donate copies to theanonymous donors to

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1 cup shredded carrots1 box chicken Stove Top stufn

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Cook onion, carrots andzucchini covered withwater until tender (5-10minutes). Drain well.Melt butter in saucepanand toss with dry stuff-ing. Add the cooked veg-etable, sour cream andsoup. Mix altogether and

stir well. Bake at 350 de-grees for 30-35 minutes.

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Independence DayTe City o Winchester oces will be closed in observance

o the Independence Day holiday on Wednesday, July 4.

Winran will not operate on Wednesday, July 4. Serviceresumes on Tursday, July 5 at 6:00 am.Te Citys Reuse & Recycling schedule or July 4th i s as ol-lows:- Yard waste is canceled.Te War Memorial Building in Jim Barnett Park will beclosed on Independence Day, however, the outdoor pool will be open Noon-8:00 pm. Check the Parkswebsite or summer Activities Guide or the complete schedule.Te Guide can be ound online at www.winchesterva.gov/parks.Metered parking in Old own Winchester is ree on Independence Day. Come see all that Old ownWinchester has to oer.Winchester Community Fireworks, uesday, July 3 Approx. 9:20 pm Jim Barnett ParkTe outdoor pool will be open until 8:45 pm. Also, enjoy moon bounces and terric oods while youwait or the reworks! (Fee or pool admission, moon bounce and ood.) Rain date July 5.

Frederick County citizens convenience sites and landll closed as well as county oces.

4th o July Fireworks at Sherando Park. Free to the public, no parking ee. Main gate will close at 6:30.Enter at Sherando High School. Park open all day. Pool open till 8pm (regular admission ees apply),amusements and ood (available or purchase rom 5pm), DJ playing rom 7pm. No alcohol or personalreworks. Please leave pets at home during reworks.

Te own o Middletown will celebrate their July 4th Celebration event at the Middletown own Parkon Wednesday, July 4th. Middletowns annual 4th o July Celebration is a hometown, community eventthat promotes our small town, amily atmosphere. All events will be held in the Middletown Commu-nity Park, located at the intersection o Senseney Avenue and Second Street. Tere will be a sotballtournament beginning at 8:30 a.m. in the park, as well as a childrens carnival, crats air, and armers

market. Te parade will begin at 4 p.m. and will hit Main Street, 5th Street, andChurch Street. Following the parade, there will be ood, games, a childrens car-nival, horse-drawn carriage rides, live music by Te Instigators, and reworks atdusk. In the event o inclement weather, the reworks will be held on Saturday,July 7th at dusk.For more details, registration orms, and the complete schedule o events, pleasego to http://www.middletownre.com/4thofuly.htm

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Friday June 29

3pm to 4pm Checking out eB-ooks or your Kindle Fire. BowmanLibraryKindle Fire is a whole new take onthe e-reader. Amazon released thisupgraded version o their popularKindle line in November 2011 andit quickly became one o the mostpopular e-readers available. Tisworkshop will cover how to accessthe wide variety o e-books availablethrough the Blue Ridge DownloadConsortium. Workshop attendeeswill learn how to browse, select,check out and transer eBooks as wellas how to use other eatures such asholds and the Wish List. Tis work-shop will only cover use o the KindleFire.

4:00 pm Rouss City Hall, CouncilChambersTe Common Council o the City oWinchester shall convene in a SpecialMeeting to consider the ollowing:1. Motion to Appoint Allyson Pate asan At Large ( Ward 1) member o theWinchester School Board.2. Motion to Appoint Richard Bell asan At Large ( Ward 1) member o theWinchester School Board.All Council meetings are open to thepublic.

Saturday June 30

6:15 pm Last Band Standing Lo-cation: Sherando Park Poolime: Gates open at 6:15 p.m. andbands kick o at 6:30 p.m. Fee: $5 perperson at the gate

Special Notes: Anyone that leaves thepool area will need to repay to enter.I the event cancels due to weatherthere will not be a rain date.

Monday July 2

10am to 2pm Workshop to Pre-vent Shaken Baby SyndromeTe workshop will be held at theFrederick County Department o So-cial Services in the Sunshine Room,located at 107 North Kent Street,3rd Floor, Winchester, VA. Te goalo the workshop is to train area pro-essionals who work with amilies tobring about a signicant reductionin the number o ShakenBaby Syn-drome cases. Tere is limited seat-ing or the workshop. o register,please call Healthy Families North-ern Shenandoah, Jasmine Midki at

540/536-4113 or email at [email protected]

Tuesday July 3

Rotary Club o Frederick CountyMeeting CanceledDue to the Independence Day holi-day on July 4, 2012 the regular meet-ing o the Frederick County RotaryClub on July 3rd is canceled.

Friday July 6

6pm to 9pm First Fridays ArtWalk, Old own WinchesterOld own plays host to artists withspecial gallery events, musiciansplaying in restaurants and caes, andmany shops stay open late. Contact:(540) 667-5166. www.shenarts.org

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11 am Department o PublicWorks Esther Boyd Animal ShelterFree Adoption Seminar Free onehour seminar or people who areconsidering adoption or have recent-ly adopted a dog or puppy. Learn howto make the transition rom shelter to

your home as smooth as possible orboth your amily and your new dog.Tis is a great primer or kids whowant a new dog! How to select theright dog or your amily. alking tochildren about caring or a new dogor puppy. Recommendations oritems you will need or your new dog.Housebreaking the adult dog.

How to manage separation anxiety orowner absent barking.

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dent Bryon Grigsby to review activi-ties and events or the year. Invitedguests, club members and visitingRotarians are welcome. For moreinormation contact Stephen M. Gy-urisin at 540-336-7357 or [email protected]

Wednesday July 11

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9am to 2pm Healthy Living Eventand Farmers Market Our HealthKendall Community CampusFresh, local produce and baked goodsrom area armers and bakery ven-dors. Valley Health Mobile HealthCoach will oer FREE health Screen-

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Tuesday July 17

7:30 am Linda Roberts with Lienetwill present a program about Lie a-ter Death-Te Modern Organ Dona-tion. Te Rotary Club o FrederickCounty will meet uesday morningat the Sherando Park Rotary Shelter.Invited guests and visiting Rotariansare welcome. For more inormationcontact Stephen M. Gyurisin at 540-336-7357 or [email protected]

Tuesday July 24

7:30 am Te Rotary Club o Freder-ick County will meet uesday morn-ing at Shenandoah University in theClement Board Room - Allen DiningHall. Andy OBrien, M.S., CSP VicePresident, Saety & Health UniminCorporation. Program: Overview o

Mine Saety & Health. Invited guests,club members and visiting Rotariansare welcome. For more inormationabout this program or the RotaryClub contact Stephen M. Gyurisin at540-336-7357 or [email protected]

Tuesday July 31

7:30am Te Rotary Club o Fred-erick County will meet uesdaymorning at Shenandoah Universityin the Clement Board Room - AllenDining Hall. Club members, invitedguests and visiting Rotarians are wel-come. Membership Chair, Erika deAzagra ERA Oakcrest will showclub members how to update theirown classication inormation on theDistrict Database. For more inor-mation contact Stephen M. Gyurisin

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WASHINGON, June 14, 2012 -- oday, USDA released the annual

report, Expenditures on Childrenby Families, nding that a middle-income amily with a child bornin 2011 can expect to spend about$234,900 ($295,560 i projected ina-tion costs are actored in*) or ood,shelter, and other necessities to raisethat child over the next 17 years. Tisrepresents a 3.5 percent increaserom 2010. Expenses or transporta-tion, child care, education, and oodsaw the largest percentage increasesrelated to child rearing rom 2010.Tere were smaller increases inhousing, clothing, health care, andmiscellaneous expenses on a childduring the same period.

Te report, issued annually since1960, is a valuable resource to courts

and state governments in determin-ing child support guidelines andoster care payments. Te reportis based on data rom the Federalgovernments Consumer Expendi-ture Survey, the most comprehensivesource o inormation available onhousehold expenditures. For the year2011, annual child-rearing expensesper child or a middle-income, two-parent amily ranged rom $12,290to $14,320, depending on the age othe child.

Te report, developed by theUSDA Center or Nutrition Policyand Promotion, notes that amilyincome aects child rearing costs.A amily earning less than $59,410per year can expect to spend a to-tal o $169,080 (in 2011 dollars)on a child rom birth through highschool. Similarly, middle-incomeparents with an income between$59,410 and $102,870 can expect tospend $234,900**; and a amily earn-ing more than $102,870 can expect tospend $389,670.

For middle-income amilies, hous-ing costs are the single largest expen-diture on a child, averaging $70,560or 30 percent o the total cost over17 years. Child care and education(or those incurring these expenses)and ood were the next two larg-est expenses, accounting or 18 and16 percent o the total cost over 17

years. Tese estimates do not include

costs associated with pregnancy orthe cost o a college education oreducation beyond high school.

Te report notes geographic varia-tions in the cost o raising a child,with expenses the highest or ami-lies living in the urban Northeast,ollowed by the urban West and ur-ban Midwest. Families living in theurban South and rural areas have thelowest child-rearing expenses.

Tis is the 51th year USDA has is-sued its annual report on the cost oraising a child. In 1960, the rst year

the report was issued, a middle-in-come amily could have expected

to spend $25,230 ($191,720 in 2011dollars) to raise a child through ageseventeen. Housing was the larg-est expense on a child both thenand now. Health care expenses on achild doubled as a percentage o totalchild-rearing costs. In addition, somecurrent-day costs, such as child care,were negligible in 1960.

Expenses per child decrease as aamily has more children. Familieswith three or more children spend22 percent less per child than ami-lies with two children. As amilieshave more children, the children can

share bedrooms, clothing and toyscan be handed down to younger chil-

dren, ood can be purchased in largerand more economical quantities, andprivate schools or child care centersmay oer sibling discounts.

Te ull report, Expenditures onChildren by Families (2011), is avail-able on the web at www.cnpp.usda.gov. In addition, an interactive web

version o the report is availablewhere amilies can enter the numberand ages o their children to obtainan estimate o costs.

*Projected inationary costs areestimated to average 2.55 percentper year. Tis estimate is calculated

by averaging the rate o ination overthe past 20 years.

**For the purposes o this report,a middle-income amily is dened asthe middle third o the income dis-tribution or a husband-wie amilywith children.

USDA is an equal opportunityprovider and employer. To fle acomplaint o discrimination, write:USDA, Oce o the Assistant Secre-tary or Civil Rights, Oce o Adjudi-cation, 1400 Independence Ave., SW,Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call(866) 632-9992 (Toll-ree CustomerService), (800) 877-8339 (Local or

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2 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)

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1998 Cadillac Seville ServiceManuals, 3-volume set, $35.Ford Thunderbird/Cougar ShopManual, $25. Biscuit Jointer, EC,complete with instruction manual,$40. Makita Recipro Saw, EC withblades and instruction manual,

$75. Heavy Duty oor jack, $125.Craftsman Skillsaw. $20.00.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, living

rm, 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, and

furniture. Call 540-622-6940 (1/17)

Ladies Harley Davidson Black Leath-er Boots. Size: 9 1/2M. Like NewIn Original Box. Worn Only A FewTimes. Logger Style With Zipper.Paid $100.00 When New. Sell Now

For $70.00/OBO.Call 540-877-2293 (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)

Baseball Bats: Little League, aluminum.Have 3 bats. Cushioned grip, somewear but in good condition. $25 each.

Air Hockey Table-7 foot. Brand New!$150. NY Giants hooded winter coat.Boys size Medium. In very good, like-new condition $25. Baby/Dog Gate: 3 fthigh metal. Has 4 sections and is ad-

justable to over 5 feet wide. Used for ashort timein good condition. $50.00rm. Can email pictures.Call 540-723-0285 (6/14)

Scooter for Sale: Excellent condi-tion, less than 300 miles. 100 miles/gallon. $800 includes; cover, lock,and helmet. 540-533-1472.

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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)

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

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

Entertainment Center: Light Oak withglass doors-lots of storage. (64 wideX 58 high X 23 deep) Very goodcondition. Can e-mail picture $300.00Call 540-723-0285 (3/22)

1950s Schwinn bicycle. Need work75.00. Old blue canning jars w/lids3.00 each. 100 year old wicker babystroller 100.00. Radar detector 40.00.Call 540-662-9023 (12/28)

Kiosk for sale. Sink and refrigerator

built 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)

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will sell whole or part oand rest in good condCall 540-333-1011 afte

Chest freezer $50. Cross Junction.Call 703-936-6681 (2/10)

Commercial Space for Lease.Prime Location in Historic Down-town Strasburg. Pre-Civil WarBuilding with Period Restoration.Log and Brick with Wide PlankFloors. New 3 Zone Heat/Air. 4 Ex-terior Doors. 110 N. MassanuttenStreet. Monthly Rent $1,500Off-street parking available. CallWendy Connor (540)975-0390(11/16)

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)

VINTAGE TEA ROSE - PURE EL-EGANCE comes with settee, 4chairs,coffee table, and end tables. Mohaga-ny dining room table, two black leatherchairs, kitchen table, 3 printers, printstand, ofce desk, large and smallpaintings, 2 oor size rugs, sewingmachine. Call 540-686-5769 (2/23)

Boys Summer clothes excellentcondition. Shorts sizes 4,5,6,7.Shirts, sizes 5 & 6 $1.00 each.

Call 540-667-2031(3/8)

1992 Chrysler Towminivan, green wittrim. 137,000 milespower steering/brake$1,200 OBO.Call 540-533-7216

87 Dodge Ram, W10titled, $2,500 OBO.Call 304-754-9829

Trailer 4-sale, 96 Gredrive-van, Swing doothy or storage, currenCall 540-869-0599

Antique 1922 FordRuns good. Has gooand upholstery. Near

WV. $9500.Call 304-582-1936

2003 Bounder motor32W, 2 slide-outs, gcondition, sleeps 6,and heat, convection2 at screen TVssatelite TV, rear ladcamera, solar battoutside shower, auting system, generato$37,000Call 540-539-7206

Roof Slates for Sale - Original an-tique 1891 slates removed from theStrasburg Museum building when anew roof was installed. 12 X 6 3/4.Benets the Strasburg Museum.Call 540-450-6361, 540-465-5570or 540-465-3728. Pick them up: $10each. Mail: $10 plus shipping andhandling. Lots of 100 or more: $7each

Have Items

to Sell?

Call 540-683-9197

or email

[email protected]

Used only for browsing --$777.00 Call 540-545-2052The iMac Core i3 3.06 21.5-Inch Alu-minum (Mid-2010) is powered by a dualcore 3.06 GHz Intel Core i3 I3-540(Clarkdale) processor with a dedicated256k level 2 cache for each core and a4 MB shared level 3 cache. In lieu of asystem bus, it has a Direct Media Inter-face (DMI) that connects between theprocessor and chipset at 2.5 GT/s.By default, it is congured with 4 GBof RAM (1333 MHz PC3-10600 DDR3SDRAM), a 500 GB (7200 RPM) harddrive, a vertically-mounted slot-loadingDVDR DL SuperDrive, and ATI Rad-eon HD 4670 graphics with 256 MB ofdedicated GDDR3 memory.It also has a built-in iSight video cam-era and built-in stereo speakers under-neath the 21.5 glossy 16:9 LED-backlitTFT Active Matrix LCD (1920x1080 na-tive) display with IPS technology.Connectivity includes four USB 2.0ports, a Firewire 800 port, built-in

AirPort Extreme, and Gigabit Ethernet,as well as an audio capable Mini Dis-playPort, which supports an externaldisplay up to 30 (2560x1600).

Print: LN, framed and matted, 31 x 42,Victorian Lunch, have original receipt$111. Call 540-550-6674

Woolrich Hunting Coat and pantsSet size is 44 coat & 36 pantsVery warm $75.00 Good conditionCall 540-665-0463

HOUSE Large Farmhouse (EightRooms Two Bathrooms), TwoAcres (Barn for Animals/SeveralSheds) Propane Heat Applianc-es Stephens City, VA - Deposit/Credit Check Required - $1,400.00/month. 540-247-9456

15 Cubic Foot Upright FreezerGood Condition $200.00540-869-5073

Crossbow (Similar to Bowex)Good Condition. $125 If interest-ed, please call 540-622-2424.

1,100 sq.ft. ofce space for rentin the Winchester area. Call540-539-7095 (6/28)

Congregational Chlowship Church will Yard Sale on Fridayday, June 22 and 2am Until ? at the cchurch is located at Road in Winchestproceeds will be usefamilies. For furtheyou may call 540-8540-662-1636.

Whole body vibration exerciserBrand new in box. $250.00Call 540-869-3388 (6/14)

MISC.

DIVORCE with or without children

$125. Includes name change andproperty settlement agreement.SAVE hundreds. Fast and easy.Call 1-888-789-0198 24/7 or www.Pay4Divorce.com

WANTED: MOD AND THE ROCK-ERSNOW. Vinyl record album re-leased locally in 1967. Will pay $200cash for a copy in good condition.Call 540-877-2293

Small scooter & van liftLooking for a donationPlease call Mary or Willis at 540-868-8800

Treadmill - ProForm $70 StephensCity 423-470-6911 (6/14)

For Sale: 1994 F150 regular PickupTruck, runs good, current inspec-tion, needs steering column. $950or BO. Call after 4:30 pm 540-333-1011 (6/14)

Modern two bedroom single familyhome/built 2007. Secluded--- lo-cated in center of 6 acre heavilywooded lot. Close to James WoodsH.S. and Valley Health.Attached garage - Heat pump /cen-tral air - Corian counter tops - En-ergy efcient front load washer andmatching dryer - Kenmore stove/oven - Raised deck in back - Ken-more side by side refrig w/dispens-ers - Ceiling fans (3).Last three electric bills averaged$35. No water or sewage costsInternet ready. Available Septem-

ber or possibly August. Pleaseemail [email protected] more information or call210 744-1986 (6/28)

Pipe Rack for full size pickup.$195.00Call 540-665-0463 (6/28)

High-def projection TV for sale.

50-inch Toshiba. 5 years old, Newlamp, Excellent condition. $250.Call #540-869-7571. Love Seatfor sale. Floral print cushions withwicker trim. Good condition. $50.Call #540-869-7571 (6/28)

Help Wanted- the Front Royal Dineris NOW hiring, please call 845-391-4766 for appoint. (6/28)

Virginias Longest 100 Miles July 7, 7:ness 360/460 Corri- Amelia KeysvFarmville, ollow Bu- Burkeville, CreweBlackstone. 434-76334-2506


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Friday June 29BRAVE 2D

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

THATS MY BOY10:20a 7:20p 10:25p

SNOW WHITE AND

THE HUNTSMAN12:15p 7:10p 10:20p

ABRAHAM LINCOLN:

VAMPIRE HUNTER 3D12:25p 6:20p

TED12:30p 3:25p 6:30p 9:55p

MADEAS WITNESS

PROTECTION12:40p 3:40p 6:40p 9:45p

MADAGASCAR 3 2D12:50p 3:30p 6:10p

MAGIC MIKE1:00p 4:00p 7:00p 8:55p 9:30p

11:30p 11:45p

BRAVE 3D1:20p 9:15p

ABRAHAM LINCOLN: VAMPIRE

HUNTER 2D3:15p 11:50p

THE AVENGERS 2D3:35p

ROCK OF AGES4:10p

MADAGASCAR 3 3D8:50p

Saturday June 30BRAVE 2D

10:20a 12:20p 1:10p 3:10p 6:00p

MADAGASCAR 3 2D10:50a 4:50p 6:10p


HUNTER 3D11:10a 6:20p

THATS MY BOYNoon 7:30p 10:25p

MADEAS WITNESS

PROTECTION12:05p 3:05p 6:30p 9:30p

SNOW WHITE AND THE

HUNTSMAN12:10p 6:40p 9:50p

MAGIC MIKE12:35p 4:00p 7:00p 8:55p 11:30p

TED1:25p 4:20p 7:20p 9:55p




ROCK OF AGES3:20p

BRAVE 3D3:35p 9:15p


Sunday July 1MADAGASCAR 3 2D

10:05a 3:35p 6:10p

BRAVE 2D10:20a 1:10p 3:40p 6:30p

SNOW WHITE AND THE

HUNTSMAN11:00a 2:15p 9:00p

THATS MY BOY11:30a 6:50p 9:45p

MADEAS WITNESS

PROTECTION11:40a 2:50p 6:00p 8:55p

MAGIC MIKE12:40p 4:00p 7:00p 9:25p

TED12:45p 3:45p 6:40p 9:55p

BRAVE 3D12:50p 9:15p


HUNTER 2D

1:00p 9:40pROCK OF AGES

2:40p





ALAMO Winchester181 Kernstown Commons Blvd.

General Info: (540) 313-4060 Showtime Info: (540) 313-4060

www.drafthouse.com/winchester

ANNOUNCEMENTSHE VIRGINIA DEPARMENOF RAIL AND PUBLIC RANS-PORAION has established anoverall goal o 3% or participation

o Disadvantaged Business Enter-prise (DBE) organizations in Fed-eral ransit Administration Section5311 und contracting opportunitiesduring the ederal scal year begin-ning October 1, 2012 pursuant tothe requirements o 49 CFR Part 26.Documentation on development othis goal is available or inspectionMonday - Friday rom 8:30 a.m. --4:00 p.m. until August 14, 2012 atthis address: Virginia Departmento Rail and Public ransportation,600 E. Main Street, Suite 2102,Richmond, Virginia 23219. E-mail:[email protected]. Phone:804-786-4440. Comments on thegoal will be received until August14, 2012 at the above address.

AUCTIONSFORECLOSURE AUCION July13 at 12 noon. 35,348 s Warehouse,14038 Spicers Mill Road, Orange,Virginia. 25.7 acres - Climate Con-trolled. Walker Commercial Servic-es, Inc. 540-344-6160 www.walker-inc.com VAAF#549LIQUIDAION AUCION Amer-ica Hurrah Antiques Closing. An-tiques, Collectibles, Jewelry, Watch-es, Coins, Silver, China, Crystal,Porcelains, Furniture, Appliances,Electronics. Bidding Online Now.Preview Ino & Catalog at: www.EBIDLOCAL.com (Statewide Liq-uidation Services)

ABSOLUE AUCION BANKOWNED PROPERY WaterrontHome 4,100 s Smith MountainLake. 205 Mountain Shore Drive,Penhook, Virginia, Lot 389, Section6, Te Waters Edge, Franklin Coun-ty, Virginia. Auction: August 11that 12:00 noon. Walker CommercialServices, Inc. (540) 344-6160 www.walker-inc.com VAAF549AUO DONAIONSDONAE YOUR VEHICLE RE-CEIVE $1000 GROCERY COU-PONS UNIED BREAS CANCERFOUNDAION. Free Mammo-grams, Breast Cancer Ino www.ubc.ino FREE owing, ax De-ductible, Non-Runners Accepted,(888) 444-8251

EDUCATIONADMINISRAIVE ASSISANRAINEES NEEDED! Online train-ing available now! No ExperienceNeeded! Job placement assistancewhen program completed. HS Di-ploma/GED & PC/Internet needed.1-888-512-7120.

Medical Billing rainees Needed!rain to become a Medical OceAssistant. No Experience Needed!

raining & Job Placement availableat CI! HS Diploma/GED & com-puter needed. 1-888-424-9419.

FARM/LIVESTOCK

Live Fish or PondsLakes. Plants.Lilies. 32 Species Available. FreeCatalog. Delivery or Pick-Up.ZES FISH HACHERY, 878Hatchery Road, Inwood, WV 25428.(304) 229-3654.

HELP WANTED /

TRUCK DRIVERSDRIVERS-CDL RAINING nowoered in Roanoke 540-857-6188 orSpotsylvania 540-582-8200! Attend4 Weeks or 10 Weekends. Guaran-teed Financing and Job PlacementAssistance Available. 1-800-646-2374.

Drivers CDL-A RUCK DRIV-ERS NEEDED! Up to $5,000 Sign-On Bonus or Experienced Drivers!New student pay AND Lease Pro-gram Now Available! 877-521-5775www.USARUCK.jobs

Drivers CDL-A EXPERIENCEDDRIVERS: 6 months OR experi-ence starts at 32c/mile. Up to $5,000Sign-on Bonus! New student payand lease program! 877-521-5775.

Owner Operators. No ouchFreight. All miles paid same, load-ed/empty! Dedicated Runs. LeasePurchase Program w/Payment As-sist. Class-A CDL & 1 yr experi-ence. 866-242-4976 driveorgreat-wide.com

Drivers CDL-A EAM with O-AL! Miles * Equipment * Benets.Hazmat eams start at 50c/mile.OR & Dedicated Runs Available800-942-2104 Ext. 7307 or 7308.www.Drive4otal.comRUCK DRIVERS $1250 Weekly.Regional Mid-Atlantic, Work 5days. Full benets, 5 yrs experi-ence. Also Owner-Operators. Houranser Weyers Cave, Winchester,Richmond, Baltimore. www.hou.com 877-234-9233.ADVERISE YOUR RUCK DRIV-ER JOBS in Virginia Newspapers orone low cost o $275. Your 25 wordclassied ad reaches over ONE MIL-LION Virginians! Call this paper or

Adriane Long at 804-521-7585 (Vir-ginia Press Services).

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SERVICEDIVORCE with or wit$99.00. Includes nameproperty settlement SAVE hundreds. Fast 1-888-733-7165, 24/7.

VIRGINIA PRESS SEelectronically deliver rate, school/college, oservice PRESS RELEAVIRGINIA PRESS ASmember newspapers Our member newspaped all across Virginia amajor daily papers ancommunity papers. Se(www.vpa.net) or call or details.

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Keeping water around

Tink about how much water youuse every day. Now imagine i awater crisis were to happen and

you didnt have sae water com-ing rom your pipes. Water emer-gencies do happen, in the orm ooods, hurricanes, and droughts.Its important to be ready. You canprepare or emergencies by storingwater.Dr. Julia Gargano is an epidemiol-

ogist with the CDCs WaterborneDisease Prevention Branch.

All households should prepare orwater emergencies by storing atleast one gallon o water per day,or each person. A two-week sup-ply is ideal, but i thats not possible,we recommend that people store at

least a three-day supplyA proper disaster suppinclude water, ood, ana rst aid kit, whistle help, and local maps

DiversTo advertise, please contact:



540-635-24www.fostersgrille.c

OpenEveryDay!

Full Patio Dining(Smoking & Dog Friendly!)

Daily!!

Specials

Beeon

Prem

40 Riverton Commons Plaza Front Royal, Va 22630

Located in Front Royal!

Menu Specials(Limited Time)

Mon. - Fri. - Buy 1 Entree, get 1/2 off 2nd Entree

Sat. - 50% off Hotdog MealsSun. - 15% off Monthly Specials

Wings Special Daily 4-7pm(offers cannot be combined)

11am - 4pm

Andy Guest/Shenandoah River State Park Junior RaCamp for children 7 - 12. The Monday through Thursd

will be held July 23-26, 2012 and repeat July 30 to Sessions run from 9 am to 12 noon. Except in severe wtivities will be outdoors and will move around the Par

campers will study the history, people and wild life olearn basic outdoor skills; spend time rafting on the

look at rocks that talk. There is a $10 registrati

To register your child, call the Park at 540-6

This program is run by theFriends of Shenandoah River State Park

Be aJunio

Rang

HousekeepingGeneral & Detail Cleaning

Affordable Pricing

References Available

Free Estimates

Call 540-325-3688


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During The Great American Car

Swap, get up to $4,297.00 more

for your old ride so you can

get a car youll be proud to

own and drive.

Winchester, Virginia Trading something you'rebored with for something new and exciting is nolonger just for flea markets and swap meets.Baseball cards, stamps, coins and other trinkets arethe traditional fare for swapping, but local car dealerMark Jenkins of Shenandoah Buick/GMC is upping the

ante and modernizing the swap meet with his mostanticipated savings event of 2012

The Great American Car Swap.

Mark Jenkins told us, The Great American Car Swap is goodfor business and good for America. This is an event that maynever happen again! Im pulling out all the stops to makethis SWAP one for the record books! I dont think anyoneshould have to drive a car they aren't excited about andduring this event, I don't want to see anyone leave withouta nicer, newer car! Thats why Im offering up to $4,297.00more for the old car you're tired of."

During the Great American Car Swap Winchester residentsget a chance to lower their car payment, reduce their down

payment or get a nicer, newer car with extra upgrades (forthe same amount of cash).

Be warned, not all dealers are participating in ThAmerican Car Swap . As Mark Jenkins said, Ive joinedwithlike-mindeddealersacrossthe countryto makethishappen . Weve spent months planning and are proud totogether to change America, one car and one family at a

We want to do our part to make America a better place tIve read the reports that say Americans are not the hpeople on the planet. Forbes ranked us #10. Im trying tothat Americans have always had a love affair wautomobile ; my goal is to help more people fall in love (

happiness) during The Great American Car Swap.

Many Americans have something in common a credit scorethey arent too proud of. Generally this is due tocircumstances beyond their control, bad timing or a string ofunfortunate events. Most Americans don't realize howimportant their credit score really is until they need to get aloan.That'swhentheyrealizetheyneedhelpandoftendon'tknow where to turn.

Mark Jenkins explained he works extra hard to helplocal people in tough situations like these and announced

this big news, This month, Im introducing my For ThePeople 4G Credit Approval Upgrade. I figured if the cellphone companies can do it, so can I!

My For The People 4G CreditApproval Process Works toSolve CREDIT Problems . . .

Up to 4X FASTER

Up to 4X EASIER

Up to 4X MORE FORGIVNESS

Up to 4X more APPROVAL

Mark Jenkins really wants to help people get the car theand deserve. Hes determined not to allow credichallenges to stand in his way. The 4G Upgrade works tenhance the already highly effective For The PeopleApproval Process. The goal - to get people approved uptimes faster, while making the whole approval process utimes easier, offering up to 4 times more forgiveness so ttheend,upto4timesmorepeopledriveawayinanicer,ncar. 4 times more approval means up to 4 times happiness.

So if youve been dreaming about getting rid of the old cyoure driving, make today the day your dream comes trtoShenandoah Buick/GMCand swap yourold ridefor a nicar during TheGreatAmericanCar Swap . By thistime tocould be behind the wheel of the nicer, newer car youve adreamed of and on your way to a better life, or at leasbetter commute to work! Time to upgrade your life and liwith a nicer, newer set of wheels.

To be a part of this groundbreaking, life-changing event aup to $4,297.00 more for your car, which may lower payment, reduce your down payment or get you behindwheel of a nicer, newer car with extra upgrades (for theamount of cash), get down to Shenandoah Buick/G

9015 Winchester Rd., Front Royal, VA right away.

Shop today for the best solutions. You can also start thand easier credit approval process by going to Shenandoaor call 540-660-9925 and set a VIP appointment right no

Hurry in, The Great American Car Swap goes until midniJuly 2nd or until weve swapped 188 cars! The early birdthe worm, or in this case, the better ride!

Jenkins has banded together with dealers from across the nationto give Americans this chance to get rid of the old car they hate driving.

The Great American Credit Score Take back your happiness today!

GREAT

Shenandoah Buick/GMC540-660-9925 / 540-636-29869015 Winchester Rd. Front Royal, VA

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