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Frederick County PublicSchools is again oering SeniorPassports to county residentswho are at least 60-years-old.Te passports provide ad-mission to Frederick CountyPublic School athletic eventsat James Wood High School,Millbrook High School, She-rando High School, Admi-ral Richard E. Byrd MiddleSchool, Frederick CountyMiddle School, James WoodMiddle School and Robert E.Aylor Middle School. Admis-sion to tournaments and play-

os governed by Virginia HighSchool League rules is ex-cluded. Te passports also aregood or admission to musicand drama productions at allFrederick County Schools andcertain other school activitieswhere admission is charged.Schools Superintendent Dr.David Sovine says, Trough-out the school year, there aremany opportunities or thecommunity to support our

students and schools. Te Se-nior Passport program is oneway or us to thank the areasseniors or their support o ourschool division. I encourageall Frederick County residentswho are at least 60-years-oldto get a Senior Passport anduse it to enjoy the various ac-tivities our schools oer to thecommunity. Tere are greatthings happening in Freder-ick County Public Schools andwe want to share them withthe community.Tose inter-ested in receiving a Senior

Passport may apply in personat Room 9 in the FrederickCounty Public Schools Ad-ministration Building, 1415Amherst Street, Winchester,Virginia. An ID including theapplicants date o birth andaddress is required. Applica-tions can also be requested bycalling 540-66-3889 x88169.Te passports do not need tobe renewed annually. Toseacquired prior to the 011-1school year will continue to behonored.

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Sometimes the key to getting a seniordiscount is just getting up the nerveto ask or one. I we get in the habit oasking or a discount every single timewe spend money, think how much wecould save.

Someone on the Internet has com-piled a long list o stores that give dis-counts to seniors. You can fnd that listby going to Google.com and searchingor 106 Stores with Senior Discounts.Teres even a handy .PDF version youcan print out to make sure you dontmiss anything! Categories include Res-taurants, Retail and Apparel, Grocery,ravel, Activities and Entertainment,Cell Phones and Miscellaneous.

Not only is the amount o the dis-count noted (either the percentage othe total purchase or a dollar amount),but the day o the week or date duringthe month, as well as the age it appliesto. Some consider us seniors at the ageo 50, while others go with age 55, 6

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Lewis . NicholsLewis erry Nichols, 73, o White Post, Virginia, died Friday,

August 6, 011 in the Winchester Medical Center. Memorial con-tributions may be made to Boyce Volunteer Fire & Rescue, P O Box85, Boyce, VA 60 or to American Cancer Society, 654 ValleyAve., Suite B, Winchester, VA 601.

Donald A. BrowderDonald A. Browder, 67, o Stephens City, Virginia died Wednesday

in Blue Ridge Hospice. In lieu o owers, memorial contributionsmay be made to Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 West Cork Street, Suite405, Winchester, VA 601 or to the American Cancer Society, 654Valley Avenue, Suite B, Winchester, Virginia 601.

Charles Eugene PayneOn August 5th, Charles (Charlie/Gene) Eugene Payne, 76 o

Stephenson, Virginia, passed away during a rehabilitation stay at theGolden Living-Rose Hill Center in Berryville. Memorial contribu-tions may be made to the Enders and Shirley Funeral Home, P OBox 106, Berryville, VA 611.

Elizabeth Libby Mae LaymanElizabeth Libby Mae Layman, 59, o Winchester, VA, died Friday,

August 6, 011 at the Winchester Medical Center. Memorial con-tributions will be made to White Hall U.M. Church, 365 Apple PieRidge Road, Winchester, VA 603 or Weekday Religious Education,

c/o Galen Snider, 7 Soldiers Rest Lane, Winchester, VA 60.

Raymond J. WillisRaymond J. Willis , 84, o Winchester, VA died uesday, August 3,

011 at his residence. Memorial contributions may be made to theBlue Ridge Hospice, 333 W. Cork Street, Winchester, VA 601

Dorothy Dot McDonaldDorothy Virginia Dot Jones McDonald, 95, o Winchester, VA

passed on to her Heavenly Father on uesday, August 3, 011.

Annemary Marie JusticeOn the aternoon o August 3, 011 Annemary Justice o Marple

Rd Winchester, 88 passed rom this world. Annemary (Marie asshe was known to most) had nally succumbed to the cancer thathad inected her since early spring o this year. A memorial serviceor amily and riends will be held at her home. Her legacy o love,

comort and compassion will be with us always.

Margaret Ethel RossMargaret Ethel Ross, 99, o Winchester, Virginia, died Tursday,

August 5, 011, in Winchester Medical Center. Memorial contri-butions may be made to Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 West Cork Street,Winchester, Virginia, 601.

Lois R. PayneLois R. Payne, 70, o Winchester, Virginia, died Monday, August

, 011, in a local nursing acility. Memorial contributions may bemade to Mount Bethel Primitive Baptist Church, Tree Churches,West Virginia, 6757.

Charles Burlsem CharlieJr., 88, o Winchester, VirgFriday, August 6, 011, at WMedical Center.

He was born March 18Smyth County, Virginia, tCharles B. and Mamie Cregatt.

He served in the US Navy during W.W.II, and was ao a Purple Heart. He retired as oremen ater 51 yZuckerman Steele Co. in Front Royal.

He was a member o Fraternal Order o Eagles ASenior Citizens Bowling League, and Macedonia Uniodist Church.

He married Oneda V. Sparks in 1946 in Stephens CHe is survived by a companion, Nellie Edwards o W

one daughter, Faye Hicks; one son, Rickie Michael Two Winchester; two sisters, Chloe Sparks o Nebo, VirGrace Jarrett o ennessee; ve grandchildren, MikeJanene Tweatt, Kista Oates, Jay Chapman, imothythree great-grandchild, Kellen Breeden, Glenna De

Oates and one great-great-grandchild, Jude Oates.He is preceded in death by his wie, one sister, brothers.

A uneral service will be held on uesday, August 311:00 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Jason Duling. Burial will ollow in Shenandoah Memorial Park

Family will receive riends on Monday evening, A011, rom 6-8:00 p.m.

Pallbearers will be Mike Tweatt , Jay Chapman, imerry Oates, Junie Bush, and Rick Bush.

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By Amanda IaconeVirginia Statehouse News

RICHMOND As ederal di-saster relie runs dry, Virginiacommunities may not get thehelp they need any time soon,as they clean up rom HurricaneIrenes pummeling.

Instead, ederal aid is at risk obecoming ensnarled in a debatethat could rival the debt-ceilingracas, which took Congress bystorm this summer.

U.S. Rep. Eric Cantor, R-7thCongressional District, reiterat-ed this week that any additional

unding or the Federal Emer-gency Management Agency,or FEMA, must be oset withspending cuts in the ederal bud-

get.On Monday, Cantor told FoxNews; In instances like this, yes,there is a ederal role. Yes, weregoing to nd the money. Were just going to need to make surethat there are savings elsewhereto continue to do so.

He has made similar comments,including ater deadly tornadoestore through southwestern Vir-ginia this spring.

Clearly when disasters andemergencies happen, people ex-pect their government to treatthem as national priorities andrespond properly. People also ex-

pect their government to spendtheir dollars wisely, and to makeeorts to prioritize and savewhen possible, said Cantors

spokeswoman Megan Whitte-more.

Whittemore said the U.S.House o Representatives passeda budget bill in June or the De-partment o Homeland Securityto replenish its ederal disasteraid und. But the Senate has notacted on the budget bill.

Te numerous deadly torna-does nationwide have depletedmuch o FEMAs unding evenbeore the hurricane season be-gan in June. FEMA could be shortas much as $5 billion in disasteraid in the coming year.

Because o that shortall, the

ederal government has delayedapproving new, long-term proj-ects, so FEMA has enough cashto grant immediate requests, U.S.Secretary o Homeland SecurityJanet Napolitano said during anaternoon news conerence inChestereld County.

For disaster relie eorts, Gov.Bob McDonnell recently set aside$17 million rom the year-endcash balance. O that amount,about $4.3 million is expected tohelp with the tornado recoveryin several southwestern Virginiacounties.

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state requirements, McDonnellsaid uesday morning on WOPradio.

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or transportation and orestrycrews plus public saety ofcialswho worked during and ater thestorm.

But localities dont have pock-ets as deep as the state.

Cities and counties will needto nd cash upront to pay po-lice ofcers overtime, sta emer-gency operations centers and runshelters. I localities are eligible,state or ederal aid could help re-

imburse those costs.York County is acing at least $1

million in recovery costs, includ-ing hiring private contractors tohelp county workers with the de-bris pickup, County Administra-

tor James McReynolds said.York County may have to reach

into its $13 million budget orrainy day und to pay or thepreparation and emergency costsin the short term. One quarter o

York County was without poweruesday as ofcials continue re-moving debris and using genera-tors to run pump station to keepthe countys sewer system on-line.

Te county expects to have anestimated cost or the recoveryeort by next week, said GeorgeHrichak, chairman o the coun-tys board o supervisors. But o-cials hope FEMA money will be

available, he said.Te whole ederal budget is-

sue is going to have to be ad-dressed. You cant spend moneylike it doesnt matter. Teres gotto be accountability and respon-

sibility, Hrichak said. Is it goingto hurt localities i we dont getFEMA money? Absolutely.

Regardless o how Congresspays or disaster assistance, Mc-Donnell said the ederal govern-ment is obligated by law to giveaid to eligible communities.

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By Jonathan LucciFrederick County Report

Citizens o Frederick Countywill have a much larger role toplay in the Presidential electionnext year than citizens o mostother states. Tis is becausePresident Barack Obamas re-election campaign will be ocus-ing heavily on winning Virginia,and his opponent will be just asocused on recapturing the OldDominion or the RepublicanParty.

In 008, President Obama be-came the rst Democrat sinceLyndon Johnson in 1964 to win

Virginias electoral votes, a eatmade possible largely becauseo the inux o Democratic vot-ers into Northern Virginia asthe Washington and Baltimoremetro areas expand. Most othe scenarios that result in anObama victory include Virginiawinding up in the blue column.

Virginia looks increasingly at-tractive to the Presidents cam-

paign as his popularity erodesrapidly in decisive midwest bat-tlegrounds such as Iowa, Ohio,and even must-win Pennsylva-nia. At the same time, Republi-can candidates now ocused ontheir own primary ght are likelyeeling condent i the Presidentis placing such heavy emphasis

on Virginia. It is very possiblethat Virginias Democratic turn

in 008 was symptomatic o theend-o-term unpopularity oormer President Bush and willswitch back now that Bush is noton the ballot.

North Carolina and Indianaare even more extreme cases ostates Democrats won in 008but will almost certainly lose in

01. Te question that may de-cide the next Presidential elec-

tion is whether Virginia is in thatcategory, or is actually changingso rapidly that it could be a bat-tleground state so crucial it joinsOhio and Florida as the most de-

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ing him 5% o the vote againstMcCain. Despite the Republi-can tilt o the region, every votecast in Frederick County couldbe decisive in deciding who winsthe state, and thereore possiblythe Presidency.

President Obama won Virginiaby six percentage points in 008,and it is not believed he can rep-licate the turnout among young

people, liberals, hispanics, orArican Americans in 01 thatsecured the Presidency or himin 008. Tereore, at the veryleast, Virginias election will bemuch closer this year. Both sidesare expected to invest heavilyin Virginia, so residents o thecounty should brace or an on-slaught o television commer-cials, some o which are likely to

be negative. Tat is the kind othing that goes along with beinga battleground state, and thanksto the changing demographicsVirginia is likely to join Ohioand Florida as perennial battle-grounds.

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By Jonathan LucciFrederick County Report

Friday ootball made a returnto Frederick Aug. 6 as the ourcounty high school teams acedo against their opponents in theopening game o this season.

Te Sherando Warriors, at-tempting to come back rom theirplayo deeat against Broad Runlast year, took on the MartinsburgBulldogs. Martinsburg is the de-

ending AAA West Virginia StateChampion, while Sherando wasdeeated in the rst round o theplayos last year. Te Warriorswent in as the clear underdogs,but were able to ght Martinsburgalmost to a stalemate. An earlytouchdown by Martinsburg wasall that was needed, as the She-rando oense simply could notput the ball in the endzone.

Arrowhead Stadium was packedto the brim with ans rom bothsides eager to watch a great oot-ball game on a warm Friday nightunder the lights. Te game was adeensive battle with great physi-cality on both sides, with the rstand only score coming when Mar-tinsburgs quarterback ran intothe endzone to put the bulldogsup.

Sherando was orced to rely onmany o their backups to step up,as players dropped like ies withcramps and had to be stretchedout. At one point both o the War-riors quarterbacks were crampingup, as well as both o their runningbacks. Te backups, particularly

on deense, did a antastic job ll-ing in and holding Martinsburg to7 points.

While the Sherando players wereobviously upset and disappointedthat they did not come away witha victory, but they were proud othe spectacular eort they putorth. Te players and coachesseemed to understand the po-tential this season holds now thatthe Warriors have proven theycan go toe to toe with the elite oWest Virginia ootball.Friday also saw the Handley

Judges deeat Old Dominion 31-3, behind a relentless running at-tack on the ground. James Woodwon a close game 4-1 overHeritage while Millbrook was de-

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FRIDAY,SEPTEMBER2

7amWinning at Winchester. Free Annual Labor DayWeekend Rally Church o Christ at Mountain ViewLocated on Rt. 11 South o Winchester beside the

DMV. 12 great preachers will be eatured with musicby Country Gospel recording artist Chris Gibbs. Free

picnic at noon on Sunday. Free events and activitiesor children and teenagers. For more ino call (540)

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SATURDAY,SEPTEMBER3

2pm-5pm BIG Block Party at the Camp o FaithChurch. Its all ree, water games, ace painting,hot dogs, soda, volleyball, horse shoes, musicand more at 635 Double Church Rd., StephensCity. More inormation: 540-869 -0497.

TUESDAY,SEPTEMBER6

7:30am The Rotary Club o Frederick County

meeting is scheduled at Shenandoah Univer-sity in the Clement Board Room - Allen Dining

Hall. President Kitty Zuckerman and the ClubCommittee Chairs will conduct a Club Assemblyto review committee activities and programs.

New Generations is the theme or the month oSeptember. Club members, invited guests and

visiting Rotarians are welcome.6:30pm City Council and Winchester Public

School Board Ad Hoc Committee. Rouss CityHall, 4th Floor Exhibit Hall7pm The Bull & Bear Investment Club will meetat the N.W. Works located at 3085 Shawnee

Drive, Winchester, Va. We will discuss, Wherein the world to invest? Call L. Sullivan at 540-662-4994 or more inormation.

WEDNESDAY,SEPTEMBER7

6:30pmThe Northern Shenandoah Valley TEAParty would like to invite interested citizens

to our next meeting. The event will start withrereshments at the Greenwood Mill ElementarySchool, 281 Channing Drive, Winc 22602. The

meeting will begin at 7:00pm. Subject: PublicSaety and Frederick County Elections 2011.

Speakers: Scott McCaerty Candidate orFrederick County Sherri, Ross Spicer Can-

didate or Supervisor, Gainesboro District. Foradditional inormation on the meeting please

contact Jay L. Marts (410)440-1344 or KenRion at (540) 327-2528. Email us at [email protected]

THURSDAY,SEPTEMBER8

6:30pm Back to school night at Sherando HighSchool

FRIDAY,SEPTEMBER9

11am-4pm Donate blood at Vitamin Shoppe2500 Pleasant Valley Ave, Winchester. Make your

appointment online at www.redcrossblood.org11:30am-1pm 9/11 Program at GainesboroElementary School. Gainesboro Elementary

School will be holding a special celebration tomark the 10th anniversary o 9/11. The ront o

the school will be decorated with mini fags anda huge fag thats being handmade by students

and sta. In addition, the school is invitingsome local reghters to join them or lunch.

During lunch, th grade students will serve ashosts and read a story. Fourth grade students

will be singing a song. Everyone in the buildingis involved in the event and will be working tomake the local reghters eel special.

SATURDAY,SEPTEMBER10

9 am - 2 pm Fi rst Annual Ant ique Car

Show/ Si lent Auction (makeup rain date)M c C o y s D a i r y B a r p a r k i n g l o t320 Fairax Pike Stephens City Virginia.Registration 9 to noon. Top 10 judging isby you the spectator. Silent Auction is 9to 2 lots o good items to choose rompassport to a Kingsord Gri l l and much

more. Come out help us raise money or theKIDS and see the beautiul Antique Cars.Proceeds benet the Childrens Miracle NetworkHospital

9am-10amGeorge Karnes, Edward JonesFinancial Advisor Market Outlook Seminar heldat the Holiday Inn. Free Breakast included.Reservations required. Call April at 635-67989am-1pm Outreach Yard and Bake Sale (ben-ets OUTREACH) Sponsored by Boyce, Millwoodand White Post Churches. Held at 158 White PostChurch. For more inormation call Elaine Boyd at540-837-1754. Free Will Oering

9:30am-5pm Winchester Va coin show. Buy-sell-trade, coins & currency. Sponsored bythe Winchester coin club (only coin club inWinchester,va.) will be held at the : Hampton Inn(Washington room) 1204 Berryville ave. 1-81 exit315, Winchester, VA across rom Shoneys andFive Fuys. 20 dealers ree admission, contactDavid Sabo at 540-535-7236

11am-2pm Patriotic paws day. Frederick Coun-ty Esther Boyd animal shelter is sponsoring anopen house and celebrating our reedom. eventsinclude animal related events, demonstrations,rescue groups, vendors, and a silent auction. allproceeds go towards the care and maintenanceo the shelter animals. see you there! 161 FortCollier Road * Winchester. 540-667-91922pm James Wood Class o 1974 annual picnicat the home o Carl Zachgo 744 Valley ViewAvenue, Winchester, VA 22602. Barbeque dinnerserved at 4 pm (BYOB) T here will be volleyball,badmitton, horseshoes, and other activites. Fordirections or additional inormation please callJulie Beeler Boyce 540-662-2183 or Peggy andRodney Hodgson 540-869-1019.

4pm Yard party at Reliance UMC with a countryham and BBQ chicken dinner. $10 or adults, and$5 or children eaturing homemade ice cream.

TUESDAY,SEPTEMBER13

The Rotary Club o Frederick County meets Tues-day morning, September 13, 2011 at ShenandoahUniversity in the Clement Board Room - AllenDining Hall. Invited guests, club members andvisiting Rotarians are welcome. Mr. Ogie Shawis the program speaker. M r. Shaws presentationis on health and tness.

SATURDAY,SEPTEMBER17

7pm Sherando Class o 2001 10 year reunionwill be held at the Sportsplex in Winchester.

Tickets will be $20 per person i paid in ad-vance, $25 at the door. I you would like any

additional inormation or a fyer mailed to youplease email: [email protected] with

name and address.

TUESDAY,SEPTEMBER20

7:30amThe Rotary Club o Frederick County willmeet at Shenandoah University in the Clement

Board Room - Allen Dining Hall. Denman Zirkle,Executive Director o the Shenandoah ValleyBattleeld Foundation will speak about the Third

Winchester Battleeld restoration and interpre-tation project. Invited guests, club members

and visiting Rotarians are welcome.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Therapeutic Riding

The Blue Ridge Center or Therapeutic

Horsemanship (BRCTH) 8-week Fall Riding

Session will begin the week o Sept. 5th at

Horse Patch Farm in Boyce, VA. Lessons

are scheduled or weekday aternoons and

Saturday. We serve persons rom age 5

through adult with disabling conditions in

the northern Shenandoah Valley. Lessons

include grooming, basic horse care and

knowledge, as well as riding skills. Ben-

ets can be multiple and lie-enhancing.

There are several openings or students,

and interested persons should contact

Margie Youngs at 540-837-1575 or brc-

[email protected] or more inormation

and to request a registration packet.

Wayside Inn Farmers Market

Every Saturday rom 9 a.m. until noon

through October head to Main Street in

Middletown or all locally grown/made

products. New vendors welcome. For

more inormation: 540-868-2389.

Winchester City Market

Every Saturday morning May through

November rom 9am to 2pm on Loudoun

Street mall. Fruits, vegetables, baked

goods, fowers, plants and more. Live

musical entertainment

Music, ood, un

Joe Herbert and Friends will be eatured

every Thursday night at Little Tokyo in

Stephens City, at 201 Centre Dr. Come

out or some great ood, and abulous

entertainment.

Bazaar to beneftStephens City Fire and Rescue

Bazaar Fundraiser. Reserve your table

or $15 at the Stephens City F ire & Rescuebazaar on October 22. Call Reta at 869-

2275. Proceeds beneit rescue opera-

tions.

Live music

Robbie Limon will perorm rom 7 to 10

p.m. every Tuesday at the Wayside Inn in

Middletown.

Spay Today

Spay Today is this areas low cost, non-

prot program or spaying and neutering

cats and dogs. At the time o surgery, ini-

tial tests and shots can also be obtained at

lower rates. To nd a participating vet near

you: www.baacs.org or 304-728-8330.

TOPS weight loss meetings

TOPS (Take O Pounds Sensibly) is theoriginal nonprot, noncommercial, aord-able network o weight-loss support groups.TOPS oers tools and programs or healthyliving and weight management, with excep-tional group ellowship and recognition.Theollowing chapters meet in this area:TOPSVA0056Winchester - WEDNESDAYEVENING: Valley Health Systems (333 W.Cork Street), in Conerence Room 2, 5:30

p.m.TOPSVA0369Strasburg - TUESDAYEVENING: St Pauls Lutheran Church, 193W Washington Street, Lower Level, 5:45p.m.TOPSVA0370Woodstock - THURSDAYEVENING: St. Pauls United Church o Christ,235 South Main Street, in the Meeting Hall,5:15 p.m.TOPSVA0427Winchester - THURSDAYMORNING: St. Pauls on the Hill Church,1527 Senseny Road, Lower Level, 7:00a.m.TOPSVA0556Relief - TUESDAY AFTER-NOON: Relie United Methodist Church,5275 Middle Road, in the conerence room,5:00 p.m.TOPSVA0601Sunnyside - MONDAYEVENING: Bethel Lutheran Church, 2077 N.Frederick Pike, in the Christianson Room,6:15 p.m.

For more inormation, please contactBarbara Simmons, TOPS Area Captainat 540-667-8131 or by e-mail at [email protected].

Network or Aging support

Meets the 3rd Monday o every month atWestminster Canterbury in The Abbey onthe 2nd foor. Social time 11:30am-noon.Share ideas & topics on senior issues 12-1pm . All business associated with seniorsare invited. Contact: Bonnie LaMay 703-869-4529 or Queenie Kemmerer 703-476-2260.

FIrearms Safety Training Classes

Concealed handgun permit training.Our instructor is Tony E. Cerella o GreyWol Academy. NRA instructor #921185.Our armory conducts an 8 hours basicirearms amiliarization training class

utilizing National Rife Association certiedrearms instructors. Our training classesmeet and exceed the Virginia competencytraining requirements or residents whodesire to obtain their Virginia Concealedhandgun Permit. Our training classes aredesigned to provide home-owners, businessowners and the average citizen with thevital knowledge, skills and proper attitudenecessary or the responsible proper, saehandling/use/storage and transport orearms. Call Black Bear Armory, LLC at540-635-1113 or more inormation

Farmers Market

Friday armers market. May 20th throughOctober 7th, 6-8 pm. Help strengthen ourlocal ood economy! Support a armersmarket and meet the olks producing thebounty o crats, baked goods, goat milk andcheese, eggs resh produce, value-addedproducts and meat within our community.Cristinas Cae Parking lot, 219 W. Kingstreet, Strasburg, VA.

The Department o Planning &Development Senseny/Eastern

Frederick Urban Area Plan

The Senseny/Eastern Frederick Urban

Areas Plan provides an exciting opportunity

or the community to p

guide the uture growth, d

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Atypical Year or

Te Master

Tis hasnt been a typical year or

Jimmie Johnson ... yet.

Johnson, who will turn 36 on

Sept. 17, has won 54 Sprint Cup

races since he became a series reg-

ular in 00. Ten theres the mat-

ter o ve championships. Te last

ve.

Tis year Johnson has won once.

Te Pure Michigan 400 marked

only his second runner-up nish.

On the other hand, Johnson, who

grew up in El Cajon, Cali., ranks

second in the point standings, and

in his ve championship seasons,

he has never led the points at the

end o the regular season, which is

now just three races away.

Im very interested to see how

this Chase goes, he said. I think

its the hardest one to predict. Its

going to be a close one. I dont

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Well just have to see how every-

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really kicks up.

Johnson may not know whom to

make the avorite, but it seems a bit

absurd to pick anyone but ... him.

Ater all, no one else has everwon ve straight championships at

NASCARs premier level. He could

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three regular-season races, but his

consistency to this point does rank

him second, and consistency is im-

portant in the Chase.

Johnson was unable to hold o

Kyle Busch at Michigan Interna-

tional Speedway, one o ew tracks

where he has never won. Ater-

ward, he said his only regret was

not winning.

I had every opportunity handed

to me, he added. (Crew chie)

Chad (Knaus) made an awesome

call to get me to pit road beore the

(next to last) caution (ag) came

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by.

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www.ontheroaddrivingschool.comDriver Improvement Clinic Driver Education Class

Sept. 13th - Oct. 15thClass days Tues., Thurs. & Sat.

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Wood loft bed. Includes bunk bed,desk, and dresser. All wood, verysturdy. Can be used as a unit orseparately. EC. Pictures availableupon request. $500.Call 540-869-8487 (7/13)

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1987 Wedding Dress. Profession-ally sealed. Long Sleeve. Whitesatin with elaborate beading and

lace. V-cut back. Cathedrallength train and veil. Includestrain carrier. Size 6 - 8. $500. Canemail photos. Call 571-405-8350 (7/13)

2004 White Yamaha Golf Cart.Battery operated, rear seat, fulllights, runs great, excellent condi-tion, garage kept since purchased.Charger and cover included.$2,800 OBO. 540-667-2735 (7/13)

Good Condition. Urban wear.Many jackets also.Call 540-631-4552 (7/13)

Trolling motor, brand new with bat-tery, never used. 10 folding chairsand 4 heavy folding tables 5 x 6

ft. long. Carpet steam cleaning unitwith attachments, slightly used.Large picnic cooler, operates on12 volt system. Call after 5pm.540-869-2899 (7/13)

Pet Hair Sheep lambs, they do nothave wool so there is no need toever shear! This breed has hair likea dog ,they shed out to a smoothcoat in summer, just like dogs do.Females $200.00 Wethers $150.00

& Rams $300.00. Raised naturallywith their mothers, around hu-man contact daily, in ShenandoahCounty VA. We have even sold tochildrens petting zoo. Please emailfor more information,photos or tobe put on our wait list. [email protected] Mens plus size clothingfor sale. Sizes 4, 5 and 6X. GoodCondition. Urban wear. Many

jackets also.Call 540-631-4552 (7/13)

Guitar, black, 6-string acoustic,$600.Guitar, Jackson, 6-stringelectric, loaded, $800.Keyboard,Yamaha Motif 77, full midi, $3,000OBO.Keyboard, Roland RD 700(88), $2,800 OBO.Roland FantomSynthesizer, loaded, $2,600 OBO.

Call 540-869-5454 (7/13)

Handyman/repair/remodeling busi-ness assets for sale. 2002 14 footfreightliner/sprinter van fully loaded

with tools. Ready to run now. Toomuch information to list. If inter-ested please call. $22,000 for allor willing to split tools and van.$18,000 for van and $4,000 fortools. Call 703-930-3438 (7/13)

Piano- Wurlitzer, VGC Ivory/creamwith gold trim. Has gold cush-ion seat with storage. $550.00.Slipcovers for high back diningroom chairs. Country look, blueand white. Only 5, $75.00 for all.Lots of kitchen items, dishes,bowls, corning ware, silverware,take all $75.00. Kitchen table,round glass w four cushion highback chairs. very nice $75.00.Leave message 868-9030 (7/13)

Craftsman power tools table saw-10 blade and table extender, ask-ing $300. Shaper - never used -asking $300. Band saw 12 (extrablades), asking $200. All three for$700. Tools have been used verylittle (or not at all) and we need thespace. Call 888-6034 (7/13)

Longhorn bull weighing approxi-

mately 1,000 lbs. 3-yrs old and aproven breeder. You transport.Loading pen available. Cash price$600. Call 540-869-4095 (7/13)

Camouage Hunting Apparel.Coverall, Quilted Jacket, newbackpack, gloves, two long sleeveshirts and 2 neon net vests. SizeL. $50. Call 540-622-4628 (7/13)

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Nice, clean Chicago Bulls jacket.About 1988. X-Large. Bargain foronly $50. Call 540-327-4397 (7/13)

1969 Mercedes staight-6 Recent Turadiator, brakes andburator. AC works 100,000 original mGood only $4000.03521 or 540-303-827

Baseball Bats (Little League/alumi-num): Have 2-call for dimensions.Cushioned grip, some wear but ingood condition. Can e-mail pic $25.00each. 540-723-0285 (7/27)

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Coffee table, slate top, hexagon-shaped, with wooden base. Slatetop can be lifted off to access stor-age area. 40 wide and 17 1/2 high.Ideal for use with sectional sofas.Excellent condition. $30.00Call 540-364-9773 (8/16)

Rocker Balance board-great forstrengthening core muscles. Solid

wood covered with durable non-slip coating. Is Professional GradeBoard-150 lb max weight capacity.Brand new/excellent shape. $75.00.Can e-mail pic. 540-723-0285 (7/27)

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

Bass guitar and amplier for sale.Also white mink coat with whitesocks.Call 304-433-6548 (7/13)

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2 refurbished Dell Inspiron 600m, WindowsXP, 1.6-2.0GHz, 80GB HDD, 512MB mem-ory, 14 LCD and more. $160 each. 1 Gate-way MD7309u, Windows 7, 2.1GHz, 250GBHDD, 3GB memory, 15.6 LCD and more.$320 OBO. Can email picture.Call 540-514-1412. (7/27)

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3 Childcare Cots with Mattresses $10ea. - 2 Adult Aluminum/Canvas ArmyCots $15 ea. - Blazing Rails Power

Train Set (NEW, 45x36 Track) w/Tun-nel & Accessories $20 - 1990 Fleet(Packaged) Premiere Edition (FleerAll Pro Player Shots) Football Cards$15 box - 1990 Fleer (Opened AllPro Player Shots) Football Error Set$10 box - Gallon Size Bag of CollectorPostage Stamps (with Postmark) from1950-1960s Best Offer.Call Sherry 540-869-2249 (8/23)

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Parts for a 1989 F

bought new, never $80.00 and EvaporatB.O. Call 540-683-91

Fifth Wheel Camper Cruiser Model,28RLGal gas electric hot wupgrade insolation,158 cu ft alloy wheels. L$19,995.Call 540-869

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

2010 Toyota Corolla 16.8K, AUTO, sunroof

ctrl., CD, 32 mpg!! Smback bumper. $16,000Call 540-869-1076

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

2003 Bounder Motorh# 32W - 33ft long, edition, winter cover, gas, ducted A/C & 6, queen bed and qusofa, convection micscreen TVs with DVTV, luggage rack/ladspection, 28K milesautomatic leveling sycab seats, outside s

up cameras, solar bger, $40K.Call 540-539-7206

1st & second generaparts Engines, Powmissions. Also, 1990Sx, 5 speed hatchb$3850.00Call 540-850-0864

Need rear end for ada pickup. Will buy wrecked.Call 540-465-8066

A bedroom (8X10) with a closetand hallway bathroom to share ina ranch 3 bedroom home in Mid-dletown next to Interstate 81 withtwo others and two loveable dogs.Seeking professional, non smok-ing/drugs professional. $500.00a month, all utilities included plus$500.00 security deposit and 6month term lease required. A creditand background check will be doneon applicant. Please contact beforenoon. Scott 540-877-7083 or Me-lissa 540-931-1615. (8/17)

A master bedroom with two spaciousclosets and private powder room offValley Avenue. Inside a 2 bedroom

townhouse to share with 2 othertenants and a playful kitten. $540 amonth covers all rent, utilites, cable,and wireless internet. Must sign10 month lease and have a steadysource of income. Please contact Ali-cia 302-559-0282 [email protected]. (7/13)

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

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Entertainment Center: Light Oakwith glass doors. (64 wide X 58high X 23 deep/ TV opening 35 X32) Very good condition. Can e-mail pic $300.00Call 540-723-0285 (7/27)

Light color wood with 1 large storagecabinet with wood doors on the bot-tom. 73 X 72 X 15 . TV opening:31.5 X 27 (back is open so it canaccomodate a deep TV. Sturdy andin good condition. $200.00 Cane-mail picture 540-723-0285 (8/10)

BRAND NEW! Snow Plow. Shouldrhyme, but doesnt. Works great!Wonderful for birthdays and otherpossibly magical occasions. No ap-pointment necessary.

YARD SALES

Yard Sale: 9/23 & 9/24 7AM-4PMHousehold goods,clothing, books,toys, air hockey table, entertain-ment centers, weight bench, bal-ance board, and more! 628 Kern-stown Ct, Winchester (in BattleparkEstates-besides Creekside Shopsoff Valley Ave) (8/31)

Big indoor Garage Sale, Rain orshine, Sept.1 + 2, Furniture, jew-elry, vintage items, nice handbags,clothes, coats, shoes and so muchmore! Off Tasker Rd. 210 WakelandDr. Stephens City (8/31)

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