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Bageant described Rainbow Pie as the story o the many who know they are screwed but dont knoughly, and or damned sure dont understand why or by whom; the many who, no matter how much bor their country, never made good in their own country but will never get their country out o their bLiterature & locals

By Leslie FiddlerFrederick County Report

Readers o Joe Bageants Rain-bow Pie: A Redneck Memoir(2011) will laugh as their bloodburns. Born in nearby West Vir-ginia, Bageant (1946-2011) was abrilliant storyteller and historian.Displaced by a shiting economy,his amily was orced o their landand moved to Winchester where

young Joe ound sanctuary in theHadley school library. Aterserving in the navy Bageant at-tended college on the GI Bill andthen worked his way into the mid-dle class, returning to Winchester30 years later with a changed per-spective.

In 2004 Bageant ound his voice(and his audience) on the internet.His web editor, Ken Smith, wrotethat Te central subject o Joeswriting was the class system in theUnited States, and the tens o mil-lions o whites ignored by coastalliberals in New York, Washington,

San Francisco, and Los Angeles.Lauded in Australia, Britain, and

Italy, Rainbow Pie: A RedneckMemoir is Bageants second book;the rst, Deer Hunting with Jesus:Dispatches rom Americas ClassWar, was published in 2007 (andapparently spurred a visit rom theimes o London to the Obama

organizing oce on Main Street.... but thats another story). A col-

lection o Bageants most popularessays, Waltzing at the DoomsdayBall: Te Best o Joe Bageant wasposthumously released in 2012.Many o the essays are still avail-able at www.joebageant.com.

Rainbow Pie is ramed by pae-ans to his amily and community,in between Bageant details theaects o corporatism upon hisnearest and dearest. From Roos-evelt to Obama he outlines theone percents adept manipulationo government to guarantee cor-porate prot (e.g. plastics, agricul-tural chemicals, pharmaceuticals,insurance, union busting) while

using we the people as dispos-able labor or as a guaranteed mar-ket. Bageant supplies interestingback stories, demonstrating, orexample, how products were de-monized to assure expanded cor-porate markets (e.g. hemp vs. ag-ricultural chemicals). Bageant sawmainstream media - news, movies,music - as promoting an emptyAmerican Dream.

Bageants love or amily andriends rings true throughoutRainbow Pie. His runaway gran-daddy read Voltaire; his mentally

ragile mother kept detailed, artic-ulate diaries and his volatile ather

worked unceasingly til his heartaltered.

Bageant recognized that whilehis people didnt have much mon-ey they had the bare essentials, andshared those basics easily whennecessary. He also respected hispeoples traditions o gardeningand ood preservation.

Bageant described RainbowPie as the story o the manywho know they are screwed butdont know how thoroughly, andor damned sure dont understand

why or by whom; thno matter how mu

gave or their countrgood in their own conever get their counblood.

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Frederick County Crime o the Week - October 15, 2012

The Frederick County Sheris Oce is investigating and burglary and

larceny that occurred at 112 Mill Race Drive on September 19, 2012.

The resident reported returning home rom work in the late aternoon to

nd that unknown suspect(s) had entered the residence and removed a

cordless phone, as well as a 19 Vizio fatscreen TV. Other items in the

residence had been rummaged through, but not taken.

I you have any inormation regarding a suspect or suspect vehicle inthis incident, please contact the Crime Solvers Hotline at (540) 665 TIPS

(8477). Inormation leading to the arrest o a suspect may result in a

reward o up to $1,000.

Case #12005436 Investigator Keith A. Covert

Winchester Crime o the Week - October 7, 2012

Location: Harvest Drive Subdivision

Date o Crime: September 16-17, 2012

Type o Crime: Larceny o a Wallet

Sometime overnight rom September 16 to 17, 2012 unknown suspect(s)

entered numerous unlocked vehicles in the Harvest Drive Subdivision.

Items taken were wallets, bags, cash, and electronics.

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

crimes, please contact the Crime Solvers ANONYMOUS Hotline at (540)

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662-8616. The SPCA accepts donationsfor the following items, donations canalso be made at Newtown Antiques &Pawn 75 Fairfax Pike, Stephens City:Cat Litter Kitten, puppy food Cat

and dog food Toys Rawhides Dogtreats Sheets Towels Blankets

Bleach Pine-Sol Liquid dish andlaundry detergent Large trash bags

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ShawnBeagle Mix: An adoptable dogin Winchester, VA Medium Adult Male. Shawn is 2 yearsold. A little on the shy side.

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Alison Duvall: [email protected] or 540Politics

A look at the toss-up stakes: POTUS 20

By Jonathan LucciFrederick County Report

o say that much has changedin the month since our last up-date on the Presidential electionwould be a dramatic understate-ment, to say the least. At the endo September the race looked tobe headed toward a convincingwin or President Barack Obama,on the momentum o a well-ex-ecuted convention and the dis-covery o a video in which ormerMassachusetts Governor MittRomney described 47 percent oAmericans as not taking personalresponsibility or their lives. Onthe eve o the Presidential de-

bates, Romney needed somethingdramatic to happen to change thetrajectory o the race. Instead owaiting or external orces, Gov-ernor Romney himsel made that

dramatic change happen. In whateven many Democrats admit wasone o the most lop-sided de-bates in history, Governor Rom-ney crushed President Obama inpolls o swing voters who tunedin. So sub-par and seeminglyapathetic was President Obamasperormance on the October 3rddebate that his lead has vanishedin national polls, many o whichnow show Governor Romneynarrowly ahead.

Here in Virginia, in particular,the eect o the debate has beensignicant. Along with Ohio, Vir-ginia is likely the most importantstate in the electoral college orboth sides. It is a must-win or

Romney and a state that seemedto be leaning more and moretowards the President in Sep-tember. Since the debate, bothpolling and anecdotal evidence

rom both campaigns paints avery dierent picture, as Gover-

nor Romney now looks to be theslight avorite to carry the OldDominion.

However, President Obamaslead seems to be much moresolidied in Ohio. And indeed,while Virginia remains very im-portant in both campaigns cal-culus, it is the Buckeye State thatwill almost certainly decide thewinner o this election. With na-tional polling mostly showing aliterally dead-even race, the deci-sion will come down to two sac-

rosanct but contradictory ruleso politics.

Te rst is that in a Presidentialelection, a tie in October usuallygoes to the challenger becauselate deciding voters oten breakagainst an incumbent that theyhave had our years to decide tosupport. Tis rule would indi-cate that once Governor Rom-ney meets a certain standard andpasses a certain threshold, hewill go on to win, perhaps by asignicant amount. Tis is whathappened in 1980, when a superbdebate perormance by Ronald

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right where the election will bedecided: in Ohio, and to a lesserbut still very real extent here inVirginia.

One o these rules will provedecisive in the coming weeks. Ei-

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decisively to Governor Romney,or the Democratic eorts at theground level will simply turn outmore Democrats than Republi-cans in the states that matter, andput the President over 270 elec-

toral votes. Ater an election yearthat has been marked by incred-

ible stability, the result could notbe more unpredictable. Despitethe act that both sides largelyassumed, even going back to the2011 Republican primary season,that it would Romney vs Obama

the script has not gone accordingto either sides plans.

While the airwaves will contin-ue to be saturated with advertise-ments, their eect is diminishingas less people are truly persuad-able. In the age o social mediaand instant communication, this

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Pieces submitted for the show will be sold and must hacomponent. This may include found objects, recycled, or reus

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Learning to Get Alon

By Sue GoldenFrederick County Report

As they head into the electionseason, the Middletown towncouncil, all members but two ap-pointed during the last year toreplace resigning members, andthe appointed mayor are learn-ing to get along with each otherand with town employees. Mosto the meeting this week centeredaround various roles, and what todo to improve morale.

Councilor ripp Chewning not-ed that there is a distinct percep-tion o poor morale among townemployees. Councilor Mark Davisseconded Councilor Chewning,saying that poor morale is a re-curring problem. Councilor Da-

vis suggested that the mayor andcouncilors have a meeting withthe heads o the departments totry to get to the bottom o theestering problems. He proposeda structured, acilitated meetingwith a prewritten list o grievanc-es. Part o the problem, CouncilorDavis believes, is a lack o trust othe council and mayor.

Mayor Charles H. Harbaugh IVsuggested that the meeting couldbe an avenue or rolling out a newpersonnel manual that is beingdrated. Councilor Davis coun-tered that the meeting take placebeore nalizing the manual, sothat any eedback could be imple-mented in the manual. Te mayorrequested that the meeting be puton the agenda or the next work

session.Te council also had a lengthy

discussion about the role o themayor and members o coun-cil. Tere is a concern that thecouncil needs more leadershipon all issue beore the council.Te council is looking or leader-ship rom the mayor. Tere is anaddition concern that things arebeing approved or done withoutinput rom the council. Coun-cilor Chewning emphasized thatthe council must be apprised oaction items beore they are taken,either by the mayor or individualcouncilors.

Another note o concern regardsthe act that the town is relying onits ormer attorney, Stephen But-ler, or legal guidance based on aconversation between CouncilorJohn Copeland. However, no onehas been able to reach Mr. Butler.Te council agreed that the rela-tionship needs to be reduced to

writing. A new policy also needsto be drated on the parameters owho can contact the attorney andwhen; there is concern that priorattorney ees were incurred or in-correct reasons.

Te town is clariying its policyregarding the issuance o businesspermits. In the uture, large cor-porations with a business recordwill need to estimate rst yearrevenue in order to get a permit.In the case o the Dollar General,the store only paid the standard

$30 ee, and will paysales tax in January.

Te battle o Cedbe reenacted just soutown this coming wloween will be celebdletown on Octobepm to 8 pm. Te wevember 10th and 11trade show will taktown park. AccordHarbaugh, this is onre works trade shocoast.

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Monday, October 22, 2012

5:307:30pmVictory Church, 2870 Middle Road

Winchester, VA

Dinner and Presentation by Cancer Survivor

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13th annual Timbrook Food and Toy Drive underway

For the 13th consecutive year, the Ricky Timbrook Food/Toy Drivewill provide less fortunate families in Winchester with gifts and meals

around the holidays. The drive has been held every year since Ricky

Timbrook was killed in the line of duty in 1999.The Department of Social Services provides the list of families who

will benet from the annual drive and this year 35 families will re-

ceive donations. Toys are being collected for children who are 18 andunder. Monetary donations are also being accepted. Those wishing

to make a monetary donation can make checks payable to the RickyTimbrook Memorial Foundation. Checks can be dropped off or mailed

to the Winchester Police Department. The drive also includes non-perishable food items. The items will be delivered to the families on

December 15th.Collection boxes have been placed in 10 locations throughout Win-

chester including: Timbrook Public Safety Center, Piccadilly Street

War Memorial Building in Jim Barnett Park Joint Judicial Center, North Kent Street

Rouss City Hall, North Cameron Street Daniel Morgan Middle School

Handley High School Friendship Volunteer Fire Company

South End Fire Company Rouss Fire Company

Shawnee Volunteer Fire and Rescue Company

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increase for 2013Monthly Social Security and

Supplemental Security Income

(SSI) benets for nearly 62 mil-

lion Americans will increase

1.7 percent in 2013, the Social

Security Administration an-

nounced today.

The 1.7 percent cost-of-liv-

ing adjustment (COLA) will

begin with benets that more

than 56 million Social Security

beneciaries receive in January

2013. Increased payments to

more than 8 million SSI bene-

ciaries will begin on December31, 2012.

Some other changes that

take effect in January of each

year are based on the increase

in average wages. Based on

that increase, the maximum

amount of earnings subject to

the Social Security tax (tax-

able maximum) will increase

to $113,700 from $110,100.

Of the estimated 163 million

workers who will pay Social

Security taxes in 2013, nearly

10 million will pay higher taxes

as a result of the increase in

the taxable maximum.Information about Medicare

changes for 2013, when an-

nounced, will be available at

www.Medicare.gov. For some

beneciaries, their Social Secu-

rity increase may be partially or

completely offset by increases

in Medicare premiums.

The Social Security Act pro-

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Alison Duvall: [email protected] or 540Sports

By Jonathan LucciFrederick County Report

As the chilly autumn eveningscontinue to get a little chillierhere in Frederick County witheach passing week, the local highschool ootball picture is com-ing into clearer ocus. wo othe countys teams hold winningrecords and their hopes are stillhigh, while two others soldier onthrough a dicult season. With

just a ew weeks let in the regularseason, it looks more and morelike the decisive battle or supe-riority in Frederick County willbe the clash between Millbrook

and Sherando high schools inthe last game o the year.

James Wood high school hada much-needed bye last week,

coming o six straight losses. Aparticularly dicult deeat cameon October 5th when the Colo-nels went to Stephens City andwere soundly deeated by theirrivals at Sherando, 50-14. At 1-6, Wood will look to nish theseason strong, though the taskwill be dicult as they still haveMillbrook, Handley, and Fauqui-er let on their 2012 schedule.

Te Handley Judges, a youngteam with a good deal o prom-ise in their uture, are also strug-gling this year. In the last gameo September, Handley deeatedWashington 27-7 and improvedto their record to 2-3. Te last

two weeks have dealt severeblows to their seasons hopes,however. A blowout loss againstKettle Run (34-0) and a bitter

loss at their homecoming to She-rando (21-0) have dropped theJudges to 2-5. With both Mill-brook and Skyline still to play,Handley ans may want to lookto the uture.

Te Sherando Warriors start-ed their season o in a very badway, with 3 losses in their rstour games. Since then, Sheran-do has dramatically improved onboth sides o the ball and havewon their last three games by acombined score o 121-21. At 4-3 the Warriors ace three straightdicult match-ups, in LibertySkyline and Millbrook.

Millbrook, a team greatly im-

proved rom last year, started othe year very strongly at 3-1, be-ore dropping two games to Fau-quier and Skyline. Last week, thePioneers travelled to Brentsvilleand dropped the igers 49-6 toimprove their record to 4-3.

While Handley and JamesWood remain on Millbrooksschedule and will have an eecton the outcome o their season,it is obvious that the nal weeko the year could see a criticaland ery showdown between theSherando Warriors and the Mill-brook Pioneers. Both now standat 4-3. Te Warriors have, onpaper, a more dicult road overthe next two weeks with Libertyand Skyline. However, local oot-ball ans should circle November

2nd on their calendars. Whenthe Warriors travel to ace the

Pioneers, both teamlot riding on the ou

VA STAR awards $5,000 grant to Frederick

public schools to launch new technology in

Frederick County Public Schools has been selected to recei

$5,000 through the Frederick County Educational Foundation to

the VA STAR (Student Training and Refurbishment) program. The

collaborative effort involving Virginias Secretaries of Educationogy as well as the state Departments of Education and Genera

is administered through Prince William County Public Schools a

Education Foundation.

VA STAR Coordinator Chuck Drake and SPARK Educatpartner Sharon Henry formally presented the $5,000 grant to Fre

Educational Foundation Executive Director Mary Nordman during

County School Boards meeting on October 18. Nordman says,

tion is very pleased to have been involved in helping secure the

outstanding project. This is a multi-year commitment which willstudents to learn IT repair skills, but also provide students who do

have computers at home with a computer that will benet themtinue their educational journeys.

Frederick County Public Schools Supervisor of Career and Tec

tion Steve Straight says, The VA STAR program will provide stud

opportunity to enhance their technology skills by rebuilding compto the program by federal and industry partners. Once the comput

rebuilt and basic software has been installed, a lottery will be

the refurbished computers to eighth grade students who self-id

ing no computer at home. Students who are eligible to enter therefurbished computers can earn additional entries by participatin

the computers.

The program will initially operate out of Admiral Richard E

School under the direction of technology education teacher Dave tion, Dowell J. Howard computer technology instructor Mark Lem

of his students will assist with the project. The middle school

participate in the program will stay after school for several me

which they will receive instruction on computer repair as well asinspection of computers. Once the donated computers have bee

they will be outtted with basic software such as the Firefox web

Ofce and the GIMP image manipulation program.Straight says, Once the computers have been restored an

awarded to students through the lottery, they will become the p

student and are their responsibility. Thanks to this project, some o

who dont have a computer at home will be able to get one and aous resources that will aid them as they continue their education

excited about this project and hope to expand it to additional s

future.

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DOWN O BUSINESS: Soon-er or later the Virginia GeneralAssembly is going to have to ad-dress tax credits.

Alexandria A Virginia teaparty chairman, a progressiveVirginia legislator and a tax poli-cy expert can see eye-to-eye on atleast one thing Virginias wildlove aair with tax preerences,particularly tax credits, has toend.

With the 2013 General Assem-bly session kicking o as soon aslie returns to some version onormalcy ater the general elec-tion and holiday seasons, its

time to stop playing avorites andspending through the tax code,according to these unlikely philo-sophical allies.

So ar, legislators have led ahandul o tax-preerence-relatedbills or the session starting Jan.9, including one that would doleout tax credits to small business-es hiring Virginia college grads.

You can come out with taxcredits with all these great inten-tions, but the undamental act is,they distort the playing eld, saidMark Daugherty, chairman o theVirginia Federation o ea PartyPatriots.

Its sweetheart deals and cred-its or things like job creation andresearch that creates an unevenooting, said Scott Drenkard,economist with the nonpartisanWashington, D.C.-based axFoundation.

Tose are just spendingthrough the tax code, Drenkardtold Watchdog.org.

Delegate Scott Surovell, D-Fairax, who has criticized what

he calls corporate welare in Vir-ginia, spoke along similar lines.

It doesnt make any dier-

ence in terms o budget whetheryoure writing a check or takinga tax credit, said Surovell. Teeect on the budget is the same.Te problem with a tax credit isthat the public has no idea wherethe money is going.

Te Legislature has been on atax-credit enacting spree dur-

ing the past ve years, said Surov-ell, mentioning the 2012 bee-hive

tax credit legislation that nowgrants beekeepers $200 per newbeehive created.

And with Virginias good-or-business reputation, theres noneed to perpetuate all thesecredits, he argued.

A November 2011 study by theinvestigative arm o the GeneralAssembly the Joint LegislativeAudit and Review Commission raised Surovells concerns. In2008, the state doled out nearly asmuch in tax preerences $12.5billion as it reaped in total rev-enue $14.3 billion with noconsistent process to measure

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Saturday October 202pm Kernstown United MethodistMens Famous Ham & Oyster Dinner.Carry-out dinner served ONLY 2:00-3:15 p.m. Eat-in dinners served 3:30-5:30 p.m. Oyster (deep ried) $15Ham (Virginia Baked or Country)$10 Both Meats $17. Meal includes:Green Beans, Macaroni & Cheese,Coleslaw, Applesauce, Dessert andDrinks. Proceeds to benet the UMMens current Mission & OutreachProjects Kernstown United Method-ist Church, 3239 Valley Pike, Win-chester, VA 22602 540-667-7298,www.kernstownumc.org

7am to 11am Pancake Breakast atNorth Warren Volunteer Fire & Res-cue Company #1089 Rockland Road Front Royal Va.22630. Pancake, Biscuits, Sausage,Sausage Gravy, Scrambled Eggs,Baked Apples, Coee, Juice, and Hotea. Adults $7.00; 4 to 12 years old

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8am - 1pm Fall Shred Fest, an oppor-tunity to saely destroy old personaldocuments ree o charge. RecordsManagement Solutions, Inc. will o-er ree on-site document destructionto residents via its mobile shreddingunit. Te RMS truck will be stationedat the corner o Martinsburg Pikeand Stine Lane, next to the ShockeyCompanies. Residents may bringve boxes o any size or destructionat no cost. Additional boxes will beshredded or 10 cents per pound.Businesses are also encouraged toparticipate. Te business rate will bea at ee o 10 cents per pound. Tereis no need to remove staples, paper

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uesday October 237:30am Rotary Club o FrederickCounty Te Rotary Club o FrederickCounty will meet at Shenandoah Uni-

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are welcome. Te guest speaker orthe meeting is Harry Smith a localbanker. For more inormation aboutthis program or the Rotary Clubcontact Stephen M. Gyurisin at 540-336-7357 or [email protected]. Te RotaryClub o Frederick County Club Pub-lic Relations Committee will meetimmediately ollowing the regularRotary Club meeting at ShenandoahUniversity on October 23, 2012 at8:30 a.m. to review November and

December 2012 events, meetings,programs and speakers. Committeemembers and interested club mem-bers are asked to attend. For moreinormation about this program orthe Rotary Club contact Stephen M.Gyurisin at 540-336-7357 or [email protected]

Wednesday October 24HE QUAKER WAY: A Spiritual Pathor oday Hopewell Centre Meetingo the Religious Society o Friends in-

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5:30pm Rotary Club o FrederickCounty Te On-Line Auction Com-mittee is tentatively scheduled tomeet. at the Piccadilly Public House& Restaurant in Winchester. Formore inormation contact WendyLongerbeam. Committee membersand interested club members areasked to attend.

Friday October 26Te National Active and Retired Fed-eral Employees Association (NARFE)Winchester Chapter 180 will holdits monthly luncheon and chaptermeeting. Chapter 180 members,ederal retirees and currently em-ployed ederal employees are invited.Entertainment will be Dixie RythmBand, Congressman Wol as well asNARFE ocers will be in attendance.Lunch begins at 11:30a.m. in the LeeJackson banquet room o the BestWestern in Winchester, Va. Te costis $8 or members and guests. Forurther inormation and reservationscall Harmon Byrd at 540-877-1952by uesday October 23, 2012.

Saturday October 274:30pm Te Middletown VolunteerFire and Rescue Auxiliary will have aurkey or Oyster Supper at the rehall. Dinners are $13 or adults and$7 or children under 12. akeoutswill be available. Proceeds ben-et Middletown Volunteer Fire andRescue. For more inormation 869-1829.

Sunday October 283pm to 5pm Stephens City United

Methodist Church Fall Fun Fest. Joinus or trunk or treating and gamesoutside. Donut-on-a string! Candycorn relay! and much more! Applecider and all treats will be servedin the Fellowship Hall. Well have aslideshow or viewing and Lay lead-ers on hand to present inormationon church activities. Tis is a ree ac-tivity, and all are welcome. Costumesare optional.Stephens City United Method-ist Church is located at 5291 MainStreet, Stephens City, VA. Our o-ce can be reached at 540-869-2348.Check out our website at www.ste-phenscityumc.org. Like us on ace-book.

uesday October 307:30am Te Rotary Club o FrederickCounty will meet at Shenandoah Uni-

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are welcome. Te meeting programis about the Discovery Museum withguest speaker Mary Braun. For moreinormation about this program orthe Rotary Club contact Stephen M.Gyurisin at 540-336-7357 or [email protected]

Wednesday October 312:45pm Rotary Club o FrederickCounty Te Sherando Interact Clubwill meet at Sherando High School.Te Rotary Club o Frederick Countyis the sponsoring Rotary Club orthe Sherando Interact Club. Invitedguests, club members and visitingRotarians are welcome. For more in-ormation contact ammy Stephen-

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Sleigh (Votive Candle used - cleaned out),

Disney Winnie the Pooh Simply Pooh

Figurines $20/ea. Call 540-869-4236 (10/4)

Love Seat for sale. Floral print cushions/

pillows. White wicker trim. Good condi-

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

Console tv with wood cabinet $50 or bo

Hitachi 56 HD Projection tv $200. 24 tv

$45 or bo 540-868-9226 (10/18)

Holiday Bazaar- Reliance United Method-

ist Church. Saturday Nov. 3, 8am - 2pm.

Many Crafters including: Wooden-turned

Ornaments, Valley Post Card Book, Jew-

elry and much more!! Lunch Available:

Homemade soup/chicken salad. 1571

Reliance Rd, Reliance, VA

Stephens City United Methodist Church

Fall Fun Fest. Sunday, October 28 3 - 5pm.

Join us for games outside. Apple cider

and fall treats will be served in the Fel-

lowship Hall. This is a free activity, all are

welcome! Costumes optional. 5291 Main

Street, Stephens City. 540-869-2348.

Sherando Choral Booster Yard Sale!!!!When: Saturday October 27,2012 Where:

Aylor Middle School (in the front of the

school) Time: 9:00am- 2:00pm

27 Oct 2012. 9am to 2pm. Fall CraftBazaar and Flea Market will be held

by Star Tannery Ladies Auxiliary, at

Star Tannery FireHall, Star Tannery,

VA. Table reservations are $5.00, con-

tact Joyce at 450-436-3899. Food is

available.

Advertise your classifed or 4 w

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

classi ieds@redcoreport

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALEScooter for Sale: Excellent condition, lessthan 300 miles. 100 miles/gallon. $800includes; cover, lock, and helmet. 540-533-

1472. (6/28)

Roof Slates for Sale - Original antique 1891slates removed from the Strasburg Museumbuilding when a new roof was installed. 12 X6 3/4. Benets the Strasburg Museum. Call540-450-6361, 540-465-5570 or 540-465-3728. Pick them up: $10 each. Mail: $10 plusshipping and handling. Lots of 100 or more:$7 each

Baseball Bats: Little League, aluminum. Have3 bats. Cushioned grip, some wear but ingood condition. $25 each. Air Hockey Table-7 foot. Brand New! $150. NY Giants hoodedwinter coat. Boys size Medium. In very good,like- new condition $25. Baby/Dog Gate: 3 fthigh metal. Has 4 sections and is adjustableto over 5 feet wide. Used for a short timeingood condition. $50.00 rm. Can email pic-tures. Call 540-723-0285 (6/14)

White Crosley heavy duty washer with 20

lb. capacity. Good Condition. $100. Please

call 540-336-9531 after 6PM. (8/9)

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

Crossbow (Similar to Bowex) Good Con-dition $125.Call 540-622-2424.

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

High-def projection TV for sale. 50-inchToshiba. 5 years old, New lamp, Excellentcondition. $250. Call #540-869-7571.Love Seat for sale. Floral print cushionswith wicker trim. Good condition. $50.Call 540-869-7571 (6/28)

White Crosley heavy duty washer with 20

lb. capacity. Good Condition. $100. Please

call 540-336-9531 after 6PM.

30 NATURAL GAS RANGE four years old -

white $125. Call 540-869-3506 (8/9)

17 cubic foot refrigerator $125.00.Call 540-869-3506 (8/9)

Daytona Beach Timeshare for sale $900!Availabe the 3rd week of January. Locatedon the beach. 2 bdrm, 2 bath, sleeps 6.Call 540-338-7581 (8/23)

FREE TV! 32 inch Zenith Console - Woodcabinet - with remote control. Excellent

working condition. Cable ready. Stephens

City. Home: 540-869-4153 Cell: 549-535-

9282 (8/9)

100 yr old wooden headboard $100.Wicker baby stroller, antique $100.

Cookie jars call for prices. Blue can-

ning jars with galvanized lids $3

each. Old 50s Schwinn Bike, girls

$50. 540-662-9023

2 Bedroom Duplex on Duck St. in FrontRoyal, no smoking, no pets, $900 month.Call 540-660-5538 (10/4)

Commercial Space for Lease. Prime Loca-tion in Historic Downtown Strasburg. Pre-Civil War Building with Period Restoration.Log and Brick with Wide Plank Floors.New 3 Zone Heat/Air. 4 Exterior Doors.110 N. Massanutten Street. Monthly Rent$1,500.Off-street parking available.Call Wendy 540-975-0390 (11/16)

1,100 sq.ft. ofce space for rent in theWinchester area. Call 540-974-6359(6/28)

Clean Townhouse for rent in Winchester,VA.3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, kitchen ap-pliances, gas heat, central air. NO PETSCREDIT CHECK. $770 MONTHLY PLUS$770 SECURITY DEPOSIT.Call 540-869-3506 (8/9)

Townhome for rent at 140 Parkside Dr.Brookland Heights, Winchester, VA. 3br, 11/2bath, liv room, kit appliances, gas heatand central air. CREDIT CHECK - SECURITYDEPOSIT $770.00 and $770.00 MONTHLY.LEAVE MESSAGE at (540) 869-3506

Baldwin Piano, cherry nish with QueenAnne legs. One owner, purchased in 1991.Keys in excellent condition/needs tuned.$1500.00 OBO 540-323-0017

MOD AND THE ROCKERSNOW. Vinyl re-cord album released locally in 1967. Willpay $200 cash for a copy in good condition.Call 540-877-2293

1950s National Geographics magazines540-869-3112 (10/18)

Small scooter & van lift Looking for adonation. Please call Mary or Willis at540-868-8800

Parts for a 1989 Ford Ranger, bought new,

never used: E-coil $80.00 and Evaporator

$60 OBO.

Call 540-683-9197 (7/20)

1991 Cadillac Deville light blue. Runs well.

100,400 miles. $900. Call 869-3112 (7/26)

55 Ford Fairlane, new inside, new tires. Call

540-839-2827 for price (7/26)

1986 Ford truck with slide on camper, extra

set wheels, $2900. Call 540-839-2827(7/26)

Full size truck rack. 8ft Bed $100.540-

665-0463 (10/18)

88 VW Vangon parts for sale. Located in

Middletown. Call 703-987-9678 (8/9)

Honda Ridgeline all-weather oor mats

- tan Used one winter - driver side mostly.

All others like new. $75.00 OBO

540-323-0017 (8/23)

FOR RENT

AUTOS

WANTED

MUSIC

YARD SALE

Flexible

DRIVERS NEEDEDfor small package delivery

If you deliver for us, well deliver for

ATTENTION EXPERIENCED STEP VAN, BOXSHUTTLE BUS and 18 WHEELER OPERATOWorkforce Solutions is lling delivery driver positiarea on behalf of FedEx Ground and Home Delivturn for your commitment to quality and safety, yprovided with all of the training and equipment rperform your job in a safe and courteous manneneed to be prepared for uctuations in your workHowever, those persons that make the commitm

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Qualications: 21 years of age Clean driving record Drug screen, background checks, and physical r Customer service skills No equipment necessary 12 months of commercial driving experience

within the previous three (3) years in a vehicle with10,000 lbs or greater (6-12 months experience will be required to attend

driving class, paid at minimum wage).

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instructions for consideration. Please reference st

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Dont Look Down is a new and upcoming band who specialown brand o party ready pop-punk. The music is high energy

the perormances. I you get to see this band play, bring youshoes and be ready or a great time.

The band started rom the humble beginnings o a couple oing to Shenandoah University who all liked more or less the sa

From there they ound riends who shared the love o music ansion o playing. Once the posse had been assembled, they im

began writing songs they wanted to hear. With the help o wi2011-2012, they emerged with a rough but honest demo and

or the bands direction. Each member brings their own experpertise, and infuences to this band creating a very unique co

o elements in every song. These songs are drawn rom persoences and the honesty o the music shows through with every

Every member; vocalist Matt Breeden, guitarists Joel Flores

Chen, drummer Nate McDowell and bassist Tom Graham brinsion or their music on a wave o energy every show they pla

them live...now!!!

October 27

Sin City Gamblers Reunion & All Hallows

Throwdown 2012 eaturing The DeadNeks,

& Dead Television @ Island Delights Resturant/bar

@ 8pm.

$12 at the door. 18+

November 2

Brother Bill @ Union Jacks Pub

Old Town Winchester. 9 pm

November 3

Threesound @ Del Rio

(Autism Awareness Beneft Show)

November 3

Dont Look Down @ Shenandoah Universitys Battl

Bands

November 9

George Wesley @ Island Delights Restaurant/B

November 10

Daycare Swindlers, Two Man Advantage, Kill The Ca

The Plank, Supreme Commander @ Island Delights

turant/bar. Starts @ 9pm.

$8 at the door. 18+

You can email [email protected] if you would like

featured artist or have an local artist event

Synergy between Coaching/AstrologyMakes Effective Change Possible. De-

sign strategies; create a future in syncwith your dreams! World renowned

psychic/intuitionist Mr. John Paul isavailable 1-877-775-5393 free con-

sultation.

Absolute Auction - 266 acres inBath County, VA, offered in 5 tracts;

adjoining National Forest; 7,000 SFCustom Home; 1 BR, 1 BA Cabin and

Shop Building. 1.97 acre lot adjoinsNational Forest. Auction held at Three

Hills Conference Center, 348 ThreeHills Lane, Warm Springs, VA 24484on November 1 at 6 PM. Go to woltz.

com for more information or call 800-551-3588. Woltz & Associates, Inc.

Real Estate Brokers & Auctioneers(VA# 321). Roanoke, VA.

ABSOLUTE AUCTIONS Trustee Fore-

closure - 494 acres - Ten Tracts. TotalTax Assessed Value: $3,439,200.00.

Auction: Saturday, November 10 at10 am, 2 pm, 2:30 pm Pond, Creeks,

Farm Land and Planted Pines. 207 +/-acres, Prince Edward County - Farm-

ville, Virginia; 191 +/- acres, FluvannaCounty - Scottsville, Virginia; 96 +/-

acres, Fluvanna County - Columbia,Virginia Walker Commercial Services,

Inc. VAAF#549Ph: (540) 344-6160 -www.walker-inc.com

AUCTION Real Estate & PersonalProperty - Cliffside Mansion & Cottag-

es, 216+/- Acre Country Estates, Of-fered in 17 Tracts in Carroll County and

Galax, VA. Long frontage on New RiverTrail and Chestnut Creek. Guaranteed

to Sell Over $699,000. November 8,

10 am - Personal Property; November9, 10 am Personal Property, Real Es-tate sells at NOON. Sale held On-Site-

Tract 7, 506 Cliffview Road, Galax, VA24333. 5% Buyers Premium on Real

Estate, 10% Buyers Premium on Per-sonal Property. For more information,

go to woltz.com or call Woltz & Associ-ates, Inc, Brokers & Auctioneers, (VA#

321) Roanoke, VA, 800-551-3588.

5-AUCTIONS/LIQUIDATION- #1-11,214SF OFFICE/WAREHOUSE,2.4AC On-Site & Online Wed, 11/14-

3PM. #2 & 3-Vehicles, Trailers &Tools: Online Only-Bid 11/1-11/15. #4

& 5-Plumbing, HVAC, Elec & Furniture:

Online Only-Bid 11/1-11/16 www.motleys.com. 877-668-5397 VA16(EHO)

AUCTION: Saturday-Nov. 3, 10:30 a.m.

Mecklenburg Electric Coop, ChaseCity, VA, 15 vehicles (trucks/cars/van),

Ditch Witch 5010 Trencher/Backhoe.Well-maintained vehicles/equipment.

Vaughan Auction & Realty Co. 434-736-8400 www.vaughanrealty.com

VA.A.F.239

A SODA/SNACK VENDING ROUTE Ma-chines & Locations $9K Investment.

Finance Available. 800-367-6709 EXT.6039.

Warehouse & Equipment Auction 711

Gum Rock Court, Newport News, VA

November 14 @ 3PM. Live & OnlineBidding For More Info Visit: http:://www.motleys.com/

Medical Billing Trainees Needed! Train

to become a Medical Ofce Assistant.No Experience Needed! Training &

Job Placement available at CTI! HSDiploma/GED & computer needed. 1-888-424-9419.

ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. TRAINEES

NEEDED! Online training by CTI getsyou job ready! No Experience Needed!

Job placement assistance after pro-gram completed. HS Diploma/GED and

computer needed. 1-888-424-9419.

DRIVERS-CDL TRAINING now offeredin Roanoke 540-857-6188 or Spotsyl-

vania 540-582-8200! Attend 4 Weeksor 10 Weekends. Guaranteed Financ-

ing and Job Placement AssistanceAvailable. 1-800-646-2374.

AVERITT KEEPS YOUR WHEELS ROLL-

ING! Hiring CDL-A Drivers and RecentGrads Great Benets. Weekly Home-

time & Paid Training. Apply Now! 888-362-8608 AVERITTcareers.com EqualOpportunity Employer

Owner-Operators $2400+ Take Home

Weekly. Work 5 days, off weekends.Run NC to PA. Permits, tags, and tolls

paid for. Need 06 or newer truck, good

MVR, 2+ years experience. HouffTransfer, Weyers Cave, Winchester,Richmond, www.houff.com 540-234-

9233.

Owner Operators Dedicated Runs, NoTouch Freight. Lease Purchase Pro-

gram w/Payment Assist. Class A CDL& 1 year driving experience within the

past 5 years. Call Jennifer 866-242-4976 DriveForGreatwide.com

Drivers: CDL-A Experience Pays! Upto $5,000 Sign-on Bonus, Tuition re-

imbursement up to $6000. New stu-dent pay AND lease program. Call or

Apply Online! 877-521-5775 www.

USATruck.jobs

Transfer Drivers: Need 20 Contract

Drivers CDL A or B to relocate ve-hicles to and from various locations

throughout US 1-800-501-3783www.mamotransportation.com

Drivers: CDL-A NO GIMMICKS! Just great

pay, Miles, Hometime & Benets 50c/

mile for Hazmat Teams, Solos start at

35c/mile 1 yr. Exp. Reqd 800-942-2104

Ext. 7308 or 7307 www.TotalMS.com

LAKEFRONT 4 gorgeous woodedacres on quiet and private 22-acre

lake in central Virginia near Farm-ville. Ill nance with nothing down.

$135,900 434-444-5088

MULTI FAMILY LAND 7 acres zoned

for 80 apartments or towns. All utili-ties. Mile to regional hospital, nearI-81/64. Walk to grocery store. 540-

294-2007

FRANKLIN COUNTY 10 open acres,stream along edge, beautiful homesite

on knoll with great view of Cahas Mtn.$89,900 w/nancing. 434-444-5088.

SAWMILLS from only $3997.00MAKE/ SAVE MONEY with your own

bandmills Cut lumber any dimension.In stock ready to ship. FREE Info/DVD:

www.NorwoodSawmills.com 1-800-578-1363 Ext.300N

MEDICAL CAREERS begin here Train

ONLINE for Allied Health and MedicalManagement. Job placement assis-

tance. Computer available. FinancialAid if qualied. SCHEV authorized. Call

888-354-9917 www.CenturaOnline.com

AIRLINE CAREERS begin here-Be-

come an Aviation Maintenance Tech.FAA approved training. Financial aid

if qualied- Housing available. Jobplacement assistance. SCHEV certi-ed. CALL AIM 888-245-9553.

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER Train to

become an Air Trafc Controller in asecure government career at FAA ap-

proved AT-CTI school. Attend class to

earn your associate degree by trainingat Aviation Institute of Maintenancein Chesapeake, VA. Median salary

tops $100,000 (US BLS) with experi-ence and full certication. Call toll

free (877) 560-1001 for information.Hampton University/Aviation Institute

of Maintenance

DIVORCE with or without children$99.00. Includes name change and

property settlement agreement. SAVEhundreds. Fast and easy. Call 1-888-733-7165, 24/7.

STEEL BUILDINGS Blow Out! Best

savings on remaining clearance build-

ings. Garages, Workshops, Homes,20x22, 25x30, 30x40, 35x56, 40x70MAKE OFFER and LOW payments 1-

800-991-9251 Nicole

NOW HIRING: Companies desperatelyneed employees to assemble prod-

ucts at home. No selling, any hours.$500 weekly potential. Info. 1-985-

646-1700 DEPT. VA-4062. Fee.


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Mon - Fri 7AM - 7PM Sat 8AM - 5PM Closed Sunday

FREE

23-Point Inspection - Battery Test& Recall Check on Your Vehicle

Additional charge for synthetic motor oil and diesel engines.

Plus any applicable tax, shop supplies and environmental ees. One coupon per visit. Couponmust be presented prior to service write-up. Oer ends 10/31/12. Not valid with any other

coupons or in-store specials. Good only at MARLOW MOTOR COMPANY.

Our Normal LOW Price

Oil & Filter Change

$500

Up to 5 quarts. Additional charge for synthetic motor oil and diesel engines



VINTAGE CLUB SPECIAL

10%

OFF

20%

OFF

Up to 5 YEARS OLD

TAKE

6 YEARS +

TAKE

ANY SERVICE OR REPAIR(Max. discount $175)Plus any applicable tax, shop supplies and environmental ees. One coupon per visit. Coupon

must be presented prior to service write-up. Oer ends 10/31/12 Not valid with any othercoupons or in-store specials. Good only at MARLOW MOTOR COMPANY.

$39NITROGEN TIRE F

Plus any applicable tax, shop supplies and environmental ees. One coupon per visit. Cmust be presented prior to service write-up. Oer ends 10/31/12. Not valid with any o


Ask your Ser vice Advis or about the Nitr ogen-Fill Dri ver Protecti on Plan. Some o the

hour Emergency Towing Service, Lost Key or Lock Out Service, Tire Repair and Rep

to name a ew.

NITROGEN GAS FILLED TIRES arentaffected by changing temperatures and

theyre ideal for tire monitoring system

equipment found in todays vehicles.This service will: Improve fuel economy;

Extend Tire Life.

Buy One Oil & FilteChange For Only$49

And Get The Next

FREE!Oil change coupons expire 24 months rom the date o the original lube, oil & lter purchase at particLLC dealers only. Up to 5 quarts only. Additional charges may be applied or HEMI and fuid dispoEssential Care oil change oer is made by the dealer, who is solely responsible or it. Plan oered on current year vehicles (excluding Crossre, Viper, Prowler, Diesels, SRT10 and all other vehicles th

semi-synthetic oils.) Competetive makes also apply. Oer ends 10/31/12.











$AVE ON FALL MAINTENANCE

15%OFGAS $AVER FALL MAINTENA

ANY

30k - 60k - 90k Mile SerPlus Get 1 Day Complimentary Rental

($40 Value)

MEET OR BEATWE WILL

CHRYSLER-JEEP-DODGEANY

Coupons by10%

Your vehicles fnish really took a beating this Winter!

COMPLETEVehicle Detailing

New Season, New Car Feeling!

Hand wax Hand wash

Clean interior

Clean engine compartment & trunkSome vehicles slightly higher

$9995Reg.$149.95

RE-INVENTING

CUSTOMER SERVICE

OFF

Tire Special

TAX, TAGS & TITLE FEES NOT INCLUDED. $289 PROCESSING FEE not included.

All vehicles subject to prior sale. 2.75% APR nancing is subject to approved credit and limited to 2008 and newer model year vehicles. 2.75% APR for 72 months resin monthly payment equal to $15.09 per thousand nanced. Zero down on approved credit.

ONLY

2006 DODGE MAGNUM RT5.7L V-8, Automatic, Leather, 63K Miles!

Stock # 11C2144B

$18,997

2007 JEEP WRANGLERUnlimited X, V-6, Auto., 78K miles!

Stock # 12WR237A

2010 HONDA ACCORD LXAutomatic, 1 owner, 45K miles

Stock # 12LI139B

$18.990

2011 FORD MUSTANG3.7L V-6, 6 spd. automatic, Clean Carfax

Stock # A94A

$12,96$14,990

ALLFOR

We want you to be ready for Fall with a

FREEPlus any applicable tax, shop supplies and environmental ees. One coupon per visit. Coupon

must be presented prior to service write-up. Oer ends 10/31/12. Not valid with any othercoupons or in-store specials. Good only at MARLOW MOTOR COMPANY.

FALLSPECIAL

CAR WASH & WIPER BLADESwith any

SCHEDULED MILEAGE SERVICE

$2500 OFFANY FLUID EXCHANGE SERVICE

BRAKES POWER STEERING TRANSMISSON DIFFERENTIAL 4X4 SERVICE

$89SavinPurchase 4 Tiresand receive a 4Wheel Alignment FREE!

Well Match Competitors P

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