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St. Lukes volunteers honored at annual dinNot campaign BS but a true Christian commitment to others

By Roger BianchiniWarren County Report

In the weeks and months run-upto the presidential election therewas a lot o ALK about caringor all Americans those withouthealth care, the struggling middleand working-class poor, coastal vic-tims o Hurricane Sandy, etc., etc.

But beyond the recent nationwidepolitical rhetoric on perhaps soon-to-be-broken promises regardinghealth care, on Friday, Nov. atFront Royal Presbyterian Churchthose not only talking the talk, butWALKING the WALK as ar ashelping area residents acing medi-cal needs without being able to a-ord health care were recognized at

St. Lukes Community Clinics An-nual Volunteer Appreciation Din-ner.

It was a diverse group, all with astake in continuing St . Lukes impor-tant provision o medical services tothose in need without the economicresources to access the necessaryhealth care.

Te unsure uture o communityclinics such as St. Lukes in the cur-rent volatile rich versus poor po-litical climate was addressed by theclinics Board o Directors ChairmanDr. om Rhyne during his remarks.Rhyne observed that an estimated40-million Americans, 15 percent othe population, was currently with-

out health insurance.He said whatever the uture brings

in health care reorm or regres-sion, as the case may be his boardwas trying to be proactive in prepar-ing or that unknown uture.

Exciting and challenging days lieahead, Rhyne said o the evolvinghealth care landscape.

Indeed they do, as the political letand right squabble over reorm romthe progressive ideal o single- payer,ull coverage or all Americans, paidor by all Americans versus the con-servative goal o a totally privatizedsystem where prot, not health is

the bottom line. Te existing A-ordable Care Act, aka Obamacare,leaves us oundering somewhere inbetween.

By the numbers

In kicking o the evening and

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new; 19,34 drug prescriptions dis-pensed at an estimated value o$1.46 million (or $76 per Rx); 7,100 patient visits at an estimatedvalue o $378,100 (or $50 per visit); 46 mental health visits; 3,379 reerrals to specialists; and $350,000 o donated lab ser-vices rom Warren Memorial Hos-

pital.

Volunteer standouts

Ater noting the need or andcommitment to the services St.Lukes provides, Glenn Burdickhanded MC-ing duties over to Vol-unteer Coordinator Ben Glenn.Ater acknowledging the potential

conusion presented by their names,Glenn joked that with a name likehis he elt destined to be either agame-show host or a volunteer co-ordinator, and that evening he waskind o both in moderating, present-

ing rae awards, volunteer awards.On that latter more serious note,ater two months on the job, Glennsaid, Te work has been deeplygratiying on a number o levels and I think many o you eel the sameway about this that I do workingat the clinic has opened my eyes tothe tough circumstances o so manyo our neighbors in need, or whomlie and the world oten have beenunkind. Its a good eeling to be ata place like St. Lukes, where we aredriven by a spirit to help, rather thanlook or ways to turn people away.

Glenn tipped his moderators hatto all the clinic s volunteers or mak-ing visiting St. Lukes not only a help-ul, but rewarding experience. Inshort, St. Lukes simply couldnt dowhat it does so well without you Hosting tonights dinner is but oneway o expressing our appreciationor all you do as volunteers. But letme be more direct, this is rom me toyou HANK YOU or your workand dedication, now give yourselvesa well-deserved round o applause.

Following a wonderul dinner pre-

pared by WHO, Burdick, Glenn andRhyne presented individual volun-teer acknowledgements to: Most Volunteer Hours (586) toSherry Fink; Clinical Volunteers o the Year:

JoAnn Nichols and Ann Warbur-ton; Non-Clinical Volunteers o the

Year: Rosa Burnette Williams; And Volunteers o tsented to Joe and MTe Biggs were acktheir help during the

new volunteer coordiin lling the gap whiwas vacant.

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Political Party AnimalsBy Nick Tomas

Is it really a coincidence that U.S. ederal elec-tions all just a ew days ater Halloween? I dontthink so. Ater all, it could be argued that bothevents provide an opportunity or sinister char-acters to roam the countryside scaring the WillyWonkas out o us.

While there are many odd aspects to Americanpolitics, surely one o the most bizarre is how weassign animal mascots to the two major politicalparties. And even stranger: neither is a turkey.

Te Republican Party has long been associatedwith the imposing elephant, while the Democratsare linked to the humble donkey. But how didthese connections come about? Well, the asso-ciation can be traced back to nineteenth centurypolitical cartoons.

It all began in 1837 with a then little-noticeddrawing that showed Democratic President An-drew Jackson, well-known or his stubborn na-ture, leading a donkey. Te donkey-Democratassociation might have abruptly ended there,were it not or an observant political cartoonist,Tomas Nast, who revived the Democratic don-key some three decades later. Te public quicklyaccepted the quirky connection.

Not wishing the GOP to eel ignored, a ewyears later Nash again sharpened his quill andturned his artistic wit towards the Republicans.

In 1874, a New York newspaper printed a sto-ry suggesting that two-term Republican Presi-

dent Ulysses S. Grant might run or a third term which no American president had previouslyattempted to do, at the time.

Although the story o Grant running again was

apparently untrue, the Democrats seized on theidea, hoping to scare Republican voters awayrom the party by portraying Grant as an a spiringemperor o the United States (nice to see thatthe distortion o acts as part o political strategyhas been remarkably consistent throughout the

years).Mr. Nasts sketch was published in Te New

Yorker magazine, and depicted the Republicansas elephants that were unmovable when calm,but unstoppable and destructive when agitated.Te public quickly embraced the connection, andthe Republican Party would be orever linked tothe popular pachyderm.

Along these lines, o course, the Democratshave seen the elephant symbol as a bungling,pompous and conservative beast. But it was aormer presidential candidate o the 1950s, Ad-lai Stevenson, who oered the best description o

the Republican symbol at least rom the Demo-cratic viewpoint.

He said: Te elephant has a thick skin, a headull o ivory, and as everyone who has seen a cir-cus parade knows, proceeds best by grasping thetail o its predecessor.

Undeterred by the Stevenson description, theRepublicans actually adopted the elephant astheir ofcial symbol some years ago, preerring tobelieve that the dignied, strong and intelligentanimal represented them well. One wonders ielephants would view the comparison as compli-mentary or not.

Not surprisingly, the Republicanered a particularly attering view donkey either, considering it to bsilly, and ridiculous.

Te Democrats have never ofed the donkey as their partys symprobably wise since, no matter hodescribe it, you will always be subjecwhen your party is represented by a

Still, the Democrats claim its hucourageous and loveable nature isogy to their partys philosophy. Perever, I honestly cant recall the lassidered any Democratic (or Repubmatter) politician as loveable.

Despite their obvious dierencesand donkey actually do have sometmon, aside rom pungent body odobeen used throughout human histocultures, as beasts o burden to carloads.

Wouldnt it be rereshing i, aterthe two parties could not only actua

work together but could combine strength o the elephant with the dbornness to succeed, and carry ththe nation to solve our problems oo all?

Now that really would be scary.

Nick Tomas features and columpeared in more than 200 magazinespers, including the Washington PosChicago ribune, Boston Globe, SChronicle, and Christian Science Mobe reached at alongtheselines@yaho

Yard sales & liberty

Editor:

Tis letter is in response to thearticle in the late October edition

about the own Councils decisionto make the local yard sale ordi-nance more restrictive. While thiscertainly isnt the Councils mostegregious power grab in memory,it is still a conscation o ree-dom and the good people o FrontRoyal are worse o because o it.

In the early September editiono this paper, we were told that achange in the towns yard sale ordi-nance was needed in response to acitizens complaint about a nearbyapartment hosting yard sales nearlyevery weekend.

With that being said, was theordinance changed to protect sur-rounding property owners rom

violations o their private propertyrights by these requent yard salegoers?

No!Was the ordinance changed in

order to protect the commonwealrom the nonexistent nuisance othese yard sales?

No!In a rare moment o candor,

Council member Hollis Tarpegives us the REAL reason or the

restrictive change in the ordinance.Te WCR, in giving Mr. Tarpesexplanation or the change, writes:Hollis Tarpe said the town want-ed to protect small, local retail busi-nesses rom undue competition

sneaking between the regulatory,tax, and ee lines applied to busi-nesses licensed to sell commerciallyin town. Who knew that well wornwinter coats, old VHS tapes, and0 year old Nintendo games werestaple items o the inventories olocal businesses? So the ordinancechange had nothing to do with thesaety o the public ater all; it wasall about economic protectionism.How dare these mundane citizenstry to steal away the prots romlocal businesses by peddling theirwares on their own ront lawns!

Whenever this type o thing hap-pens with Congress, the corpora-tions or industries that are seeking

government protection usually o-er up bribes in exchange or po-litical avors. Tese transactionsarent called bribes, o course, butcampaign contributions. I haveno idea what these transactions aresupposed to be called whenevera local government oers protec-tion, but one has to wonder: justhow much DOES governmentprotection cost at the local level?

Hopeully, the townspeople will

begin to see that the Front Royalown Council is not protectingtheir lie, liberty, and property perthe countrys ounding documentsbut, is instead, much like Congress,

only looking out or itsel and its cronies.

Jason HartsellFront Royal

Scary Elections?!!?

As pictured on our cover, Barack Obama (Jamal

Mitt Romney (Robert Presley) visited Front Royal

Halloween in the days leading up to President

They were accompanied by campaign managers

(Queen o Egypt) and Jaelyn Parker (witch). We

who managed whose campaign.

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Ken TurmanWarren County Report

Te Power o Partnerships Allianceis the newest business and network-ing group/team in the Front Royal-Warren County area. Te POPA gotits origin rom meetings initiated byWirt Conroy and Page Worthingtonrom the Virginia ourism Corpora-tion to promote the tourism and thehospitality industry in Virginia. Ateam o volunteers has taken up thischallenge and strives to be a resource

or the town, county, and other areabusiness groups. Teir mission isto create a strong voice to enhance,protect, and support the Front Royal-Warren County community throughpartnerships & actions. Te alliancestrives to cut across traditional andpolitical boundaries that separateother organizations while working togenerate a synergy o eort betweenits members and alliance partners.

Why tourism and hospitality? MyOctober 1th Warren County Re-port article on the Visitors Centermentioned several reasons includingcreation o jobs, increased tax rev-enues (lower individual tax burden),increasing the quality o lie or our

visitors and residents, and generat-ing local business revenues. ourismgenerated over $115 million in busi-ness revenues and nearly $10 millionin tax revenues last year in WarrenCounty and that number is growingevery year! ourism generates $15revenue or every $1 spent on tour-ism in Warren County (Source Vir-ginia ourism Corporation).

Te team is product and proj-ect oriented. Teir rst product isFront Royal Your Home Base For:showing visitors and residents alike

what is available within 30 minuteso Front Royal. Tis colorul productdramatically shows the wide varietyo activities and things there are tosee and do in our area rom historyto hiking to canoeing and ballooningplus shopping, attractions (like cav-erns), golng, horseback riding andso much more. Te team indicatedthat they were putting a database to-gether or 18 or more activities andareas o interest that would be madeavailable to local area residents andbusinesses. An online clickable ver-sion o what they call the an chartis also planned.

Not stopping there, the team hasa variety o other projects in various

stages o completion including a You-ube video and several trails/loops othings to do in the area such as winetasting. Based on the home basean chart, these provide visitors andresidents alike with how they mightspend a day in Front Royal and alsoallows them to package a multi-dayadventure in our area. Tey also plana series o rack cards and pamphletso these trails/loops or distributionthroughout the area to help createitineraries or our visitors.

Membership includes network al-

liance partners like the Front RoyalIndependent Business Alliance(FRIBA), Downtown Front Royal(DFR), the Front Royal-WarrenCounty Chamber o Commerce, theWarren County Economic Develop-ment Authority (EDA), and the FrontRoyal-Warren County Visitors Cen-ter. Business partners include theHampton Inn, Holiday Inn & Suitesat Blue Ridge Shadows, the Wizardso Realty, ony s Apple Farm, theApple House, Front Royal Canoe, theWarren Heritage Society, the North-

ern Virginia 4H EducAmericana Signs, Froren County Ministerand State Farm.

POPA collects no to be a resource or alis to provide productCourtesy o POPA. that ogether, we hto create a better utumunity . o nd out alliance visit their wethe member website lat w ww.FrontRoyalPO

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Let to right, Ken Thurman, Gail Criger, Nora Belle Comer,

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Busin

Te Front Royal IndependentBusiness Alliance, an organizationsupporting local independent busi-nesses began a Buy Local Cam-paign this week coinciding with aNational eort entitled Shit YourShopping.

Shit Your Shopping encouragescitizens and businesses to make ashit by buying rom local inde-pendent businesses or the holidayseason. More than 140 local busi-ness alliances across the U.S. andCanada, collectively representingmore than 38,000 locally owned

and independent businesses, areparticipating in the campaign.Tese buy local campaigns areoperating with support rom theBusiness Alliance or Local Liv-ing Economies (BALLE) and/orAmerican Independent BusinessAlliance (AMIBA), co-sponsors oShit Your Shopping.

Te Front Royal IndependentBusiness Alliance was ormed ear-lier this year and has almost 70member businesses in its ranks.Teir aim is to support all local in-dependent businesses in the area

with posters, bag stuers, and oth-er merchandising materials to helpraise awareness about the benetso buying locally. wo 30-oot longbanners will be raised across RoyalAvenue and John Marshall High-way during the campaign to re-mind the community to seek localbusinesses or git-giving.

In addition, a new website (www.ibuywarren.com) has been un-

veiled that promotes the buy localcampaign to the consumer and hasa Holiday Git Guide section ea-turing items rom locally-owned

businesses.We can create jobs and build

our economy, locally and national-ly, by investing in our communitiesthrough small businesses, healthyarms, and community banks , saidMichelle Long, executive direc-tor o BALLE. When you spendmoney locally during the holidays,

you are investing in the economicwell-being o your community,

your neighbors, and your amily.Steering committee member,

Weatherly Boehmer o Weath-ervane Graphics, who designedthe banners and website said, Wehave many wonderul businesses tochoose here, everything rom din-

ing and shopping to travel agents. Sometlocal isnt a perect sumers make an ecal rst and shit jusspending, we will seeEach dollar spent aness turns around 3 tcal economy, plus thare really invested our schools and com

For more inormthe Front Royal Indeness Alliance at ialiba.org, or their werontroyaliba.org.

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Te Front Royal Police Department is requesting assistapublic to identiy a potential suspect o a burglary. Te incidon May 6, 01 at the S&S obacco Outlet located in theShopping Center. Te burglary occurred between the hour0300 hours. Te individual pi ctured below was in the immedthe business during the time rame in question. Anyone witis asked to contact Det. Cpl. Kevin Foltz with the Criminal IDivision at 540-636-08.

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By Dave Zirin

Last nights election results re-vealed to masses o people that thisis a undamentally dierent countrythan they perceive rom the alterna-tive reality constructed by RupertMurdoch and Rush Limbaugh. Itsdened less by the narrow hatredso the powerul than by a youngergeneration thats more diverse, moreopen, more courageous, and ranklymore interesting than those at thelevers o power. Te sports world re-

ected this real world reality in ullorce last week in the person o Ser-gio Romo.

When the San Francisco Giantswon the 01 World Series, we allknew that the Bay would hold a ter-ric parade and by all accounts theydid not disappoint. Less predictablewas the move by ace relie pitcherSergio Romo amidst the estivities.Te World Series hero, with a smilethat could shame James Franco, part-ed his jacket, to reveal a -shirt thatread, I just look illegal. Te crowd

erupted with joy. Just like in the 9thinning o the nal game against theDetroit igers, Romo delivered thegoods. Tis wasnt Romos rst polit-ical t-shirt. Born in the hardscrabbleagricultural community o Brawley,Caliornia, Romo, whose grandpar-ents were Mexican migrant workers,also avors a shirt that reads, Madein America, with Mexican parts.

Sergio Romos shirt is more thana cheeky rebuke to nativist bigotry.In todays Caliornia. Its also brave.Last month, Governor Jerry Brownvetoed a bill two years in the mak-ing, known as the rust Act. Tis bill

was aimed at turning Caliornia intothe anti-Arizona on the question oimmigration enorcement. It wouldhave severely limited the powers olocal police to collude with ICE o-cials and detain people suspectedo being undocumented. In otherwords, it could have been a power-ul rebuke to racial proling. Insteadit ell to Browns veto and punched ahole in the stomach o those workingon the issue who thought they had ariend in the state house. It mightsound small, but as one activist wroteme, Seeing Romo in that shirt was alit we sorely needed. I dont care ihe knew about our struggle or not.Call it wishul thinking but Im going

to bet he did.Ten there is Romos use o the

word illegal. Monica Novoa romthe Drop-the-I-Word campaign,which challenges the use o the wordillegal in describing the undocu-mented, said to me, Sergio Romomade clear how the i-word is raciallycharged and used to prole brown-skinned people. Its one o the prima-ry reasons were asking journalists to

drop the i-word, so called attention to ta reminder to everyoSergio Romo at the pwalks a ne line. His abackground, the sensknown or and the htino, anti-immigrantthat singular moment

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Te Front Royal Corps o theSalvation Army will begin their

season o holiday undraising witha Kettle Kick-O Ceremony at theRoyal Plaza Shopping Center nearthe Trow Hunger Under the Buslocated at the eastern entrance onNovember 14, at 11 a.m. Te RedKettle Christmas Campaign enablesTe Salvation Army to provide -nancial assistance or utilities, ood,toys and clothing to over 5000 peo-ple throughout the year.

o celebrate the kick-o, FrontRoyal Mayor imothy Darr will put

the rst dollar into the kettle, andRandolph-Macon Academys cho-rus will perorm a couple o Christ-mas songs. Salvation Army BoardMember ony ringale will emceethe event.

Tis event is open to the public.We hope the community will beable to come out and join us orthis wonderul event that signalsthe start o our holiday season, saidLt. Pradeep Ramaji, the command-ing ofcer o the Front Royal Corps.

Te bell ringers will be set up withtheir kettles at locations aroundFront Royal.

Te sight o the red kettles, ac-companied by the bells ringing inshoppers ears, is a amiliar onearound the world. However, theunds raised through the kettleseach holiday season actually re-main in the local area o the Corpsthat collects them. In the case othe Front Royal Corps, the undsraised go towards supplying ood

and clothing and assisting withutility bills and other necessities tothose in need within the counties oWarren, Page, Rappahannock, andShenandoah. Over the last year, theFront Royal Salvation Army Corpshas provided at nearly $79,000 inassistance to individuals.

For more inormation about thered kettle traditions, visit https://redkettlevolunteer.org/Southern-erritory/History. o volunteer asa bell ringer at a red kettle station,

call the Front Royal Corps ofceat 540-635-400 or visit our o-ce located at 357 Cloud St., FrontRoyal, VA 630. More ino athttp://redkettlevolunteer.org. Youcan also donate online to your lo-cal Salvation Army at http://www.onlineredkettle.org/FrontRoyalVA.For more inormation, contact Lt.Ramaji at the Salvation Army FrontRoyal Corps at 540-635-400

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ger takeaway is still that no humanbeing is illegal.

Others in immigrant rights circleswere deeply disturbed by Romosshirt. Any use o the word illegal,they argued, should be condemned.

But using humor to puncture rac-ism is as old as racism itsel. Romosincorporation o the i-word isntabout legitimizing the word, butmocking it. Romos shirt seems tohave inspired the people ghting tomake such a shirt a relic o history.Te Civil Rights group Alto Arizonahas even set up a website aimed atsending Romo a thank you.

Ten there is the context o a MajorLeague Baseball player wearing such

a shirt. Baseball is now built upon aoundation o Latin American talent.Tis has led to real tensions betweenstates that have adopted deeply pu-nitive immigration policies aimedat making lie unbearable or Latino

residents and the players on theirhome teams.Tis reached its apex when the

home o the inamous anti-immi-grant law SB 1070, Arizona, hostedthe 011 All-Star Game. MLB Com-missioner Bud Selig wouldnt standup or his players or the Civil Rightstraditions o his sport, in letting thestate Jan Brewer and Sheri Joe Ar-paio host the game. Players and ansprotested, but Selig chose not to lis-

ten. Sergio Romo reminds us thatthe people beneath the uniorm arehuman beings, just like the peoplepoliticians and nativists scapegoatand target or narrow political gain.

For that, I agree with Alto Arizona.

Sign me up to say thank you to Ser-gio Romo. Sergio Romo was braveenough to spark a conversation thatneeds to be had. Tis is dierentcountry than even ten years ago. Itsbecoming more open, more tolerant,and more impatient with anyonewho would dare call another humanbeing illegal.

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In just a ew short weeks, the busyholiday season will soon be upon us.Everyone will be rantically shop-ping, decorating, partying and get-ting excited about that special time,Christmas morning. In these tougheconomic times, there are manyamilies that will have very little tocelebrate. Whether it involves ami-ly issues, broken homes or nancialcircumstances, some kids will wakeup on Christmas morning withlittle or nothing under the Christ-mas tree, i there is even a Christ-mas tree in their home. Te owno Front Royal is no dierent thanother places in America but theseare our neighbors, riends, and citi-zens.

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other jurisdictions, will be pairedup with children who will shop orthemselves and amily members atthe local K-Mart. Te children and

volunteers will then be treated to adelicious breakast and entertain-ment at the American Legion HallPost 53 while the childrens gits arebeing wrapped by volunteers. Teevent not only makes the holidayseason special or the children, butalso promotes a positive relation-ship between law enorcement of-cers and our local youth. Tis eventis unded entirely by generous con-tributions rom the community andFRPF.

Te own o Front Royal PoliceFoundation Inc. needs the publicscontinued support to make thisproject possible. Tose who wish

to assist the FRFP in making thisholiday memorable or some o ourlocal youth may send a tax-deduct-ible contribution to the Front RoyalPolice Dept. C/O Shelley Mauck,

Evidence/Records Spec., 4 WestMain Street, Front Royal, VA 630,or drop them o at the Front RoyalPolice Department to C/O. ShelleyMauck, Monday through Friday8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Checks shouldbe made payable to Te Front RoyalPolice Foundation Inc.

Tank you in advance or yourhelp in supporting our communityschildren and FRPF Operation BlueChristmas.

Te Front Royal Police Founda-tions mission is to bridge the gapbetween the Front Royal PoliceDepartments budget and its actualneeds. FRPF welcomes donationsand contributions throughout the

year rom individuals as well asbusiness entities and other orga-nizations. As the Foundation is a

Non-Prot 501(c) 3 entity, dona-tions and in-kind gits received areconsidered tax-deductible contri-butions.

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By Malcolm Barr, Sr.Warren County Report

Retiring heads o two schools, onein Front Royal, the other in the Unit-ed Kingdom, have teamed up over thepast decade to allow students annual

cultural and educational exchangeswhich, they agreed in a recent inter-

view, has enriched the kids beyondall hopes and aspirations and hopethat the program will continue asthey step down rom their positionsthis year and next.

Major General Henry M.(Mack)

Hobgood, USAF (ret), president oRandolph-Macon Academy, and Dr.A.R. (Roger) Wilkes, headmaster oQueen Elizabeths Grammar School(QEGS) in Ashbourne, Derbyshire,England, reected on the student ex-change in an exclusive interview Oct.6, agreeing that it was continuing toevolve and to improve the culturalabric o both institutions.

Both hoped their successors wouldcontinue to regard the exchange aspart o their regular curricula. Wil-kes, 61, retired recently ater 18 yearsas headmaster o what has becomeone o Englands top schools in sec-ondary education, graduating stu-dents to historic universities such as

Oxord, Cambridge and even Har-vard. Hobgood retires next June ater16 years as president o R-MA, to-taling 48 years in the uniorm o theUnited States military.

Both men have set an unrivaledrecord o excellence in educationalachievement since taking the helmo their respective schools. Follow-ing his retirement, Hobgood willtake over as president o the VirginiaCouncil or Private Education. Wil-kes continues to be active in the up-per echelons o English rugby oot-ball, his passion rom childhood.

Both orward thinkers, they talked

more o the uture o their respectiveschools than o past achievements.Both paid tribute to their wives. Car-olyn Hobgood is locally well knownor nurturing those R-MA kids whoneed extra, perhaps motherly, at-tention, and Lois Wilkes, a historyteacher who has pretty much mir-rored her husbands 37 years in edu-cation, is also a go to mother gurewhen QEGS pupils ran aoul o herheadmaster husband.

O the cultural exchange programthat launched in 00 - an 11th groupo British students returned homelast week ater a 10-day stay at R-MAand with local parents - both schoolleaders said the program has consis-

tently attracted very high quality,top perorming students who regardtheir trips as supplementing theiroverall educational experience. En-tering its 11th consecutive year, theexchange has attracted some 300 stu-dents, teachers and sta rom bothsides o the Atlantic. Brian Barboursucceeded Michael Williams as theexchange director at R-MA.

Hobgood: Te ocus (o theprogram) is always on the kids andwill always be about the opportuni-ties we can give them. He stressed,too, the proessional development

opportunities the

vides or sta and acuMA sta members anchaperones or the Uthe two Wilkeses havthe British groups.

Apart rom visits tlocal sights such as and to Virginia colleg

versity o Virginia andthe British students,per year, experience dthe R-MA campus as with local amilies ove

In England, R-MA sly juniors and seniorroom sessions at thegrammar school - oand named or the r

beth - and live withTey make a major tvisiting the Houses oBuckingham Palace, a

jor West End play or mkids include in their ito Capitol Hill, the WKennedy Center, andatre in Middletown.

Meanwhile, they aoverlap o history aour two countries ... tmore what is going oncountries, Wilkes sai

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What a game!!! Skyline 14, WCHS

No hard feelings - Wildcat and Hawk players, cheerleaders, families and friends gathered for post-game snacks and very early Monday

quarterbacking at The Melting Pot following Nov. 2 thriller. WC wide receiver and free safety Matthew Nicholson and Skyline linebacker Z

laugh off the hard hitting between two ranked, one-loss teams going in. Skylines Megan Reinhardt lets WCs Amber Grindle know We go

time with a little press prompting.

As the guard changes at R-MA reection and the uHobgood and UK counterpart see bright future in trans-Atlantic exchang

Major General Henry (Mack) Hobgood, retiring president o

Randolph-Macon Academy , trades a handshke with Dr.Roger

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Ater hearing a positive recommen-dation rom its planning commissionwithin certain parameters, the FrontRoyal own Council appeared to beormulating a positive reaction to acitizen-driven annexation requeston about 600 acres o undevelopedarmland owned by Front Royal Lim-

ited Partnership. Te property hasbeen central in discussion o utureresidential and commercial develop-ment on the towns meandering ea st-side boundary bracketed by HappyCreek Road, Shenandoah ShoresRoad and the riverside neighbor-hoods o Marys Shady Lane.

Prior to the housing and economiccrash o 007-08 national developerCentex had proposed rst 400, then

186 residential units with park spaceand commercial strips on 604 acreso county land at the towns easterndoorstep.

FRLP principal Dave Vazzana ap-peared at the work session with plan-ning and real estate consultants JoeDuggan and Bill Barnett. Respond-ing to a question, Vazzana pointedout that growth trends over the pastdecade have seen 61-percent countygrowth versus 0-percent insidetown limits. With planning trendsorwarded at the state level, thoughremoved rom law by the currentRepublican legislature, rst mandat-ing, now suggesting unneling uturedevelopment adjacent to existingdevelopment and utilities inrastruc-

ture, Vazzana pointed to the logic obringing his property into the town.

Following an Oct. 17 meeting, theplanning commission said it gener-ally supports the annexation becauserst, It will help the own better a-cilitate its transportation planninggoals, including an east-west con-nector road between ShenandoahShores Road and the area o EighthStreet that has been proered as parto past FRLP development proposals;and second, it will aid the own increating a more unied and longerterm land use plan or the North EastPlanning Area in terms o housing,economic development, conserva-

tion, public acilities, recreation, ur-ban orestry, tax revenue generationand utility inrastructure.

Te planning commission recom-mended the land be brought intotown only designated within theA-1 District and that no additional

vested rights be gi ven to the own-ers at this time regarding uture de-

velopment It also cited the importance o

working with the county on the trans-er, as well as acquiring proers that

would address impainrastructure were thits uture developmetown limits.

One outstanding getting Rappahannocoperative (REC), the provider to the area, er electric service ortowns municipal ement.

Work session discuthat were REC reluct

own moves cautiously toward Vazzana annexaControl of comprehensive planning cited as plus by planning commission

On the same page? - Town Planning Director Jeremy Camp,

ar let, next to FRLP team, rom let, Bill Barnett, Dave Vaz-

zana and Joe Duggan at Nov. 5 council work session. Camp

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the transer it would not be a dealbreaker or the town.

With a request rom the county dat-ed Oct. requesting guidance on thetowns stance on the request awaitinga reply, and a Dec. 0 deadline or aninitial response to the state Commis-sion on Local Government looming,a consensus was reached to autho-

rize own Attorney Doug Napier torespond in writing to the county thatthe town was leaning toward seekinga riendly, three-party boundary ad-

justment request to be led with thestate by the town, county and FRLP.

Vice-Mayor Shae Parker, chairingthe work session in the absence oMayor im Darr to a Florida vaca-

tion, asked i council authorization othat response should be slated or theconsent agenda o the Nov. 1 coun-cil meeting as routine business.

Only om Sayre, whose homeproperty borders past plans or theeast-west connector road tied to thepropertys uture development, ob-

jected.

I dont want it on the consentagenda, Sayre repli ed to Parkers re-quest or a council consensus.

Were just instructing the attorneyto write a letter, Parker pointed outo what was being sought regardingthe matter at the next council meet-ing.

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Virginia Governor Bob McDonnellreleased a statement uesday night,Nov. 6, through his political actioncommittee, congratulating ormer

Democratic Governor im Kaine onhis victory over George Allen in therace to succeed Democrat Jim Webbor one o the commonwealths twoU.S. Senate seats.

I want to congratulate im Kaineon his election to the United States

Senate. im and I are rom dier-ent parties, but weve always workedwell together. I consider him a riend.

While we may disagree on specicissues, we both agree that our ore-most responsibility as elected of-cials, who have been honored withthe public trust, is to nd areas ocommon ground and identiy solu-

tions to the challenges acing thisCommonwealth and this country.Tat is what we will now do moving

orward. When im was Governor,I served as Attorney General. Weworked together well. And I know wewill continue to work together wellover the next year, or the good oVirginia and America.

McDonnell went ounsuccessul campaigpublican, ormer Go

Allen.onight, I wish Ge

the very best moving its not easy to lose a csincerely hope that Ginvolved in public polment in the years ahenor said.

While Republicanso majorities in theAssembly, as well aslieutenant governor generals ofces, Kainormer Democratic GWarner, in representthe U.S. Senate.

Virginia has also gcrat Barack Obama inand 01 presidential

cating an increasinglyand social demograph

Election resuim and I are rom dierent parties, but weve always worked well together. I consider him a riend. Whilewe may disagree on specic issues, we both agree that our oremost responsibility as elected ofcials isto nd areas o common ground and identiy solutions - Gov. McDonnell

McDonnell says can work with Kaine or Virginia &

Governor Bob McDonnell voting in Richmond on Nov. 6 (was

he laughing o a voter ID check near the state capital?)

Repici mum, Snyder buoyantat election resultsBy Roger BianchiniWarren County Report

We asked the chairs o the countyRepublican and Democratic Com-mittees or reactions to the Presi-dential and Congressional electionresults.

Perhaps still reeling rom the one-two punch o Mitt Romney andGeorge Allens losses, RepublicanChairman Dominic Repici declined comment at this point.

Democratic Chair Molly Snyder was a little more talkative.So, my Super Bowl is over and I am wondering what I am going to do

this weekend, now that I do not have to canvass or make phone calls. Per-

haps I will knock on random doors or no reason but to say hello, Snyderjoked about a post-campaign letdown.

More seriously she added, I am over the moon about the results o thePresidential and Senate selections made by my ellow Virginians. Terewere a lot o happy Democrats on Main Street despite our ofce beingdeaced AGAIN that morning with alleged aborted etuses and MIstickers.

I am also happy to see that Massachusetts made the right choice withlling the Lion o the Senates seat with an intelligent person such as Eliza-beth Warren. O course, I am disappointed that the 6th District did notchoose a great man like Andy Schmookler and I hope that does not deterAndy rom running again as he i s and was an excellent candidate.

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We received a urry o e-mailsrom E. Alex Stanley or a PoliticalAction Committee (PAC) appearingat rst glance (at least to me) to bepress releases rom the ofce o Vir-ginia Governor Bob McDonnell inthe run up to Election Day 01. Be-low is our inquiry to three memberso the governors sta, Paul Logan(who sends out the governors PRs),Je Caldwell and ucker Martin,about their or the governors knowl-

edge and/or involvement in the dis-tribution o these messages, particu-larly one citing Virginias RepublicanGovernor McDonnell, RepublicanLt. Gov. Bill Bolling and RepublicanAttorney General Ken Cuccinellisjoint press conerence criticizingPresident Obamas policies regard-ing the coal industry and its poten-tial or job creation in Virginia.

We got a very prompt responserom ucker Martin (though we nev-er did get an explanation as to whysolar, wind and hydro power, not tomention road and utility inrastruc-

ture improvements, cant produceas many jobs as climate-savagingcoal in Virginia). We print the bulko our exchange as what we hope isa humorous illustration o one old-school reporters conusion over thedynamics o modern day politics.

o: Logan, Paul (GOV), Mar-tin, ucker (GOV), Caldwell, Je(GOV)From: rogerb@warrencountyreport.

comSent: uesday, November 6, 0111:6 AM

Paul et al,Does E. Alex Stanley work in the

governors ofce?I not, is the governor and/or his

sta aware these messages [appear-ing] as PRs rom the governors o-ce are going out with political &other election-related messages paid

or by a PAC, IDed inthe end?

Is this legal?Is it ethical?Would the governo

the above questions aknowledge he has o larly the one below?

Tank you all & theyour prompt attentioter,

Modern politics is the governor and/or his sta aware these messages [appearing] as PRs rom the governors ofcwith political & other election-related messages paid or by a PAC, IDed in small print at the end? Is ethical?


At a quarterly Neighborhood Watch meeting at Mar-low Heights Baptist Church on Nov. 1, town police o-cials addressed various reactions and overreactions regarding recent incidents in which adult males ap-proached or made comments o a sexual nature to un-der-age, teenage girls, in at least one case apparentlywalking rom school.

FRPD Investigator Jason Ryman, Community Rela-tions Specialist Janice Hart and VIPS volunteer CharlesHamner met with our citizens and the primary topicwas what began as incidents o interest to police butlater developed a lie o their own, largely through socialmedia escalation.

Right now there is no crime that has been commit-ted. People may have disgusting habits but that may notelevate to a crime i a 16-year-old girl looks 1, has

the mind o a kid but the body o an adult woman peo-ple can get crude, Ryman said o three October inci-dents, one on South Street, one around Bel Air Avenueand another in which the person was identied but nocriminal charges resulted. Our inormation going outmust be act driven, not rumor driven; otherwise werechasing ghosts, Ryman added.

Is it a little suspicious? Yes.Is it out o line? Yes.Is it an attempted abduction? No, absolutely not,

Hart added o the acts now known to police on the in-cidents documented to have occurred in recent weeksin Front Royal.

One citizen present was commended or posting onlywhat the police had released regarding the acts o theincidents. Unortunately, that was apparently not therule o thumb or some posting online.

We got a call rom a woman with a group calledSave Our Children who was on the verge o hysteriabecause o what she had heard about this, a Neighbor-hood Watch rep present said.

Ryman said police are very sensitive to any incidentsthat could be considered abusive or criminal in whichchildren are victims. Tat would bring the ull orce othe police into play. But we have nothing like that so ar It is not a situation where kidnappers are trying tosnatch children o the street, Ryman said.

Ryman also pointed to some subsequent reports romschool-age children that ended up being attention-get-ting devices, apparently inspired by the actual incidentsand the school reporting o them, rather than actual in-cidents. We have had incidents o that sort since this

started, Ryman said on Nov. 1.Te Front Royal Police Department issu

press release about the incidents, addressnet rumor mill and police response to thedents.

No police department can unction eout the assistance o responsible citizens. hesitate to call the Front Royal Police D(540) 635-111 or the law enorcement ag

jurisdiction i you see something suspiciplace, the FRPD release stated, adding, says that there has been an abundance ospeculation about these incidents in towninormation on the internet, Facebook in pnot been veried or deemed actual.

Both the initial FRPD press release and thood Watch police representatives on Nothe importance o parents and schools bein inorming children and students on pot

presented rom unknown strangers.Parents are encouraged to open up a d

themselves and their children about dangbe encountered in their community. Tisportunity or parents to talk to their childmaining alert and being aware o their suTere are ample resources online, at schoolibrary that discuss saety precautions otheir children, the Oct. 4 police press re

Te acts

What FRPD did release about the knoon Oct. 4, was:

An incident occurred on 10/4/01, wa white male asking a emale juvenile i ride. Te emale declined the oer and prodestination. Te subject was described as

short brown hair, a goatee, and between 3age driving a white Nissan car with rage Te second incident reported to thwas on 10/6/01 and occurred in the arAvenue. A white male in a blue oyota 4 up to emale juveniles and made unsavothem as they were walking down the streeniles ed down the street and the vehicle d

More recently, there were two incidensuspect who has been identied and not other previous incidents. Tese incidentsas suspicious, but no specic criminal vibeen identied.

Social media rumor mill no help to poSuggestive or crude comments morph to attempted child abducti

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Modern politAlex does work or the Governor s Political Action Committee. Tese are press releases rom the Committee, and thatis clearly noted in the email address, header, disclaimer and contact inormation. Weve never beore encountered anyconusion whatsoever about this - Governors sta

Roger BianchiniManaging EditorWarren County Report(540) 635-4835

From: Martin, ucker (GOV)

o: [email protected], Logan, Paul (GOV), Caldwell,Je (GOV)Sent: uesday, November 6, 0111:6 AMSubject: Re: Q re: PAC political adsgoing out as Govs Ofce PRsRoger- Alex does work or the Gov-

ernors Political Action Commit-tee. Tese are press releases romthe Committee, and that is clearlynoted in the email address, header,disclaimer and contact inormation.Weve never beore encountered any

conusion whatsoever about this,as it is the same division o dutiesemployed my most ofceholders.im Kaine had a PAC as Governor.So did Mark Warner. Perhaps youwerent on their press lists?

From: [email protected]

o: Martin, ucker (GOV) et al

Martin, thanks or the quick reply. I

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as they jockey or the best positionin the newer-age military-industrialcomplex Ike warned us about in1961. But then Im just an old cynic,which I guess is why I gravitated to-ward journalism.PPS my call is Obama in a contro-versial result as part o an OK,you caught us cheating to win in000 & 004 so we could have thatexas ea Party on the Potomacor 8 years, so you can have termsand a little history w/ a black presi-dent, then all bets are o ...PPPS what do you think (OFF the re-

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November 6, 2012 General Election Unofcial Res

National

Candidate Popular vote Percentage Electoral votes

Barack Obama 61,1,638 50.5% 303Mitt Romney 58,130,991 48% 06

Control o House

18 Balance o power, current: R 4, D 193D R195 7 up or grabs as o 11-8-1 34

Control o Senate

50 Balance o powerD R5 45

Independent, 2+2 -2

Statewide Virginia Presidential ResultCANDIDAE VOE VOE% SAISICS

Barack Obama 1,891,486 50.67%

Mitt Romney 1,781,445 47.73%

Gary Johnson 30,437 0.81%

Virgil Goode 13,594 0.36%

Jill Stein 8,430 0.22%

Write-In 6,867 0.18%

PrecinctsReporting:

,573 o ,588(99.4%)

Voter urnout:3,73,59 o

4,848,597 activevoters (76.97%)

3,73,59 o5,48,833 total

voters (68.74%)

Virginias 6th District U.S. House o Representatives

CANDIDAE VOE VOE% SAISICS

Robert W. 208,919 65.69%

Bob Goodlatte

Andy B. 108,470 34.1%

Schmookler

Write-In 638 0.20%

PrecinctsReporting:

59 o 6 (98.85%)

Voter urnout:318,07 o 48,015

active voters (74.30%)

318,07 o 478,708total voters (66.43%)

Statewide U.S. Senate ResultCANDIDAE VOE VOE% SAISICS

imothy M. 1,913,899 52.4%

Kaine

George F. 1,737,486 47.6%

Allen

Write-In 6,763 0.18%

PrecinctsReporting:

,561 o ,588 (98.95%)

Voter urnout:3,633,887 o 4,848,597

active (74.94%)3,633,887 o 5,48,833

total (66.93%)

November 6, 2012 General Election Unofcial ResultsWarren County Results

CANDIDAE VOE VOE% SAISICS

Mitt Romney 9,865 59.1%

Barack Obama 6,449 38.63%

Gary Johnson 185 1.10%

Virgil Goode 91 0.54%

Jill Stein 46 0.27%

Write-In 55 0.32%

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Coinciding with 01 VeteransDay, Victor (ory) Failmezger, aU.S. Navy commander (retired) oWarren County, has published AnAmerican Knight. Te book tells

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commander with the U.S. 3rd Inan-try Division, ommy Welch oughtor three long years in several o thebloodiest battles ought against theNazis in North Arica and Europe.

With the help o ommy Welchsmany letters to his mother andother relatives and riends backhome, Failmezger has woven, in480 pages, a graphic and never-toldtale o World War II in Europe byvisiting, re-visiting and photograph-ing those identiable locales over-seas where his uncle ought. Fail-mezger, a retired naval ofcer nowresiding in Reliance, spent countlessdays and hours in libraries, archives,military bases and even ea marketsthroughout the U.S. and Europe re-searching his book. Failmezger wasalso able to elicit and reerence rare,post-war personal conversationswith his uncle, who like many vetspreerred not to discuss battleeldexperiences.

ommy Welchs letters rom theront told little o where he wasand what he was doing, reectingthe dearth o inormation rom newgenerations o heroes in Aghani-

stan and earlier in Iraq, Vietnam,and Korea, who either do not wishto worry their kinolk or are notallowed by the military to revealmuch o their current whereaboutsor what they are doing in the eld.

But Failmezger, a man o consid-erable military experience, read be-tween the lines and has producedperhaps one o the last tomes aboutthe Greatest Generation, drawingon those post-war conversationshe had with his uncle, ofcial his-tories, including that o the 3rd In-antry Division, and even personalinterviews o veterans now in theireighties who knew ommy duringhis service (194-45), or who oughtat the same time in the same highlydecorated division.

Lt. Col. im Stoy, U.S. Army (re-tired), wrote the introduction to AnAmerican Knight, saluting TomasPeter Welch or his heroic service.He said, in part, Reading the chap-

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Bronze Star which is similar to theSilver Star; Ill send it home when Iget a chance, Love om.

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ommy died at age 51 and is bur-ied at Fort Sam Houston NationalCemetery, San Antonio, X.

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By Carol BallardWarren County Report

Walls are up and cells are beingdelivered at the site o the utureRappahannock, Shenandoah andWarren counties Regional Jail lo-cated on U.S. 340-5 in WarrenCounty. A new website will be inplace in January 013 or the jail andWarrens Sheri Daniel McEathroncommented on the advantages o aregional jail, not only or prisoners,but jail sta as well.

RSW Consultant James Marstinelded questions and remarks romAuthoritys members at the meetingheld in the Warren County Govern-ment Center on Oct. 5.

Shenandoah County Board o Su-pervisors Chairman Conrad Helsley

Jr. asked him i he was comortablewith how it was moving along andwhether the project was still withinthe budget.

We had a ew problems withwells and had to get the well-drillerback to pull the pumps. Tey weredeep and had a lot o standing wa-

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Project Manager Cawith Moseley Architdesigners, updated tmembers with picturcell jail units. Te jailwere scheduled to benext week. She also shthat had been dug, anconcrete wall panelin

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