Rappahannock News, September 25, 2008

130th Year No. 39 Phone (540) 675-3338 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 2008 WWW.RAPPNEWS.COM 50 CENTS Town adopts guidelines By Stephen Dareinc; Rappahannock Nvws staff writer After over two decades of trying to preserve the Tbwn of Washington's unique charm by ordinance and adv isory board, the town now has a comprehensive and detailed set of guidelines designed to set the standard for future architectural revisions m the town. The town's Historic District Design Guidelines were unanimously adopted by the Tbwn Council on Monday after a special joint session between the council and the Planning Commission. Although the session was open to the public for comment prior to the vote, no concerns were raised by those present, and indeed the document — produced by Cheryl Shepherd of Millennium Preservation Services. LLC. of Wurrenton — received effusive praise from both council and commission members. Noting that no town resident — outside the council and planning commission - hud shown much interest in the guidelines, the council discussed ways of insuring wide dissemination of the new document now that it has been adopted. Although pleased with the guidelines, one council member in particular, Claudia Mitchell, was insistent that the guidelines be made as publicly available as possible. She said that she'd like to make a "really serious effort to get this information out," including, possibly, putting the guidein cirwt molrimr copies available at the public library and at the building office. Speaking to those present after the votes. Shepherd said thut, "Everybody worked really hard on this." and that it was a "great document" for the Town of Washington. The guidelines are a detailed survey of the architecture within the town limits describing in detuil various styles, construction methods and materials and the significance of the Town of Washington as being historically valuable with a. "unique, traditional, bucolic appeal." According to the guidelines, they wort* written to "provide the framework tor consistent decision making and design quality" tor new construction, alterations and additions in order to maintain the "historic architectural character of the the town." These guidelines grew out of two surveys - on in 1989 and a more detailed survey in 2005 - and are written to help guide decisions by the Architectural Review Board (ARB) which was established in 1985 along with the Historic District within the town limits. No comprehensive guidelines have been available to the ARB prior to the ones adopted Monday night and in years previous this has led to confusion about just what the town could require. In 2005 the town was challenged in a law suit by Sidney mid Mary Catherine Worley owners of two lots on the north side of town - when the town was not able to provide a clear set of guidelines for a house the Worleys wanted to build. According to David Konick, who represented the Worleys, the issue with the town became a case of constantly shifting and evolving requirements. Following the open session for comment on the guidelines and the subsequent vote, members of the planning commission left and the town council went into closed session to discuss the See TOWN, Page A3 r Rappahannock News PO. Box 50 Washington, Va. 22747 (540) 675-3338 (540) 675-3088 (tax) From Rappahannock to Charlottesville --—m. Photo by Flaming Lunsford REVVING UP: Rappahannock's Paul Reisler and a group of school children write a song for the new Kid Pan Alley CD to be released on Oct. 4. Kid Pan Alley grows, features new CD By P.M i. Rkisusk Special to the Rappahannock News Kid Pan Alley started right here in Rappjihannock County in 1999 when I. us a local musician, walked into a classroom at fcippuhannock County Elementary School. At the end of the day, t here were five new songs and my music career as the leader of Trapezoid had taken a hairpin turn. Those 80 songs 1 wrote with the children turned into an album, “Tidal Wave of Song.” Ever since. Kid Pan Alley hits created a tidal wave of uver 1.000 stings with over 20,‘X)0 '-hildren across the country. Now we’ve got a new CD, “I Used lb Know The Names Of All The Stars” that will be released at concerts at the Paramount Theatre in Charlottesville on Oct. 4. The album features songs written with the children of Charlottesville and Albemarle County performed by some of the amazing artists that call the areu home including: Cracker, Sissy Spacek, Jesse Winchester. Corey Harris, John McCutcheon. Sparky’s Flaw, Terri Allard, Trees on Fire, along with myself and the Kid Pan Alley Band. Many of the artists and children will perform in the concerts at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. The concerts are the culmination of Kid Pan Alley week in Charlottesville that begins with Kid Pan Alley as the beneficiary of the Foxfield Fall Races gala on Sept. 26 along with a number of other special events. Then* was a contest for the cover art for the new CD. The work of all 12 finalists has been framed bv Longview Gullerv in Sperryville and will be shown there from Sept. 27 - Oct. 2 before it moves to the Ballroom Gallery at the Paramount for a month long showing. The songs are as varied as the artists, from songs like “My Sister7' and “Scared of Being Scary” to the title track that includes this verse: 7 used to know the names of all the stars. Now l just know a few planets, like Mercury, earth and Mars “A used to w the Gt*i in everything, now it's just a rustlin’, a whisper that I’m trustin', when the redbud blossoms in the spring “Now I have to go to sleep, and learn it all again “Let my dreaming take me, to the place where it began. Kid Pan Alley will return home to Rappahannock this winter for our annual residency in Rappuhunnock schools. Sadly, due to state budget cuts, the Virginiu Commission for the Arts was unable to fund the Rappahannock residency for the first time. Fortunately, thanks to the generosity of a local donor, each dollar raised for the residency from individuals will be matched. For information on upcoming events, to donate, or to hear some of the songs we've been writing with the kids, pleuse visit www.KidPanAlley.org or call 540-987-3166. Second student charged with drug possession Principal: School ‘actively’ pursuing students with drugs By Stephen Dareing Rappahannock News staff writer For the second time in less than three weeks, another Rappahannock. County High School student has been charged with possession of narcotics an school property. A 17-year-old male was found with marijuana by school officials and turned over to the Sheriff’s Office on Friday. Principal Adam Burket - who only recently took the position this summer - said it is important for the community to know that the school is. “actively pursuing any student who would bring illegal drugs onto school grounds." Burket also said in an interview Wednesday that he doesn’t believe these incidents are indications of a wider problem and that the drugs found - in both cases marijuana - were a reflection of what is found in the wider community of the county. He said the school is a microcosm of society, and students have told him that there are still many adults in the county who use illegal drugs including marijuana. Burket would not comment on whether he is being tougher on drugs than his predecessor; but he did say the school will not tolerate drugs on campus. “If there is any reasonable suspicion (of drugs on school property), we're going to look," said Burket. “My history is one of See DRUGS, Page A3 How will Rappahannock look in the future? Planning commission begins long-range focus By James P. Gannon Spt'rial to thf Rappahannock Nows The Rappahannock County Planning Conunission, which normally keeps busy just reacting to proposals from citizens involving land use and zoning, is going to try to do something more ambitious—actual long-range planning. While it might seem obvious that a planning commission would locus on planning, the fact is that this body of local government is normally preoccupied fielding proposals from local residents or businesses on specific land-use questions. But thanks to a relative lull in applications—partly due to current economic conditions—the commission wants to take a deeper look at trends that will shape Rappahannock in coming years and decades Such a longer-range tixus may explore such issues as changing demographic trends-such as the "graying" of Rappuhannock by aging of the population—and the impact of such trends, such as passible continuing decline in the school-age population and the increasing need tor services tor seniors, including greater demand tor roundthe-clock rescue squad services. The Planning Commission begun informally discussing ways to* explore such issues at its monthly meeting Sept. 17. County Administrator John McCarthy, noted that the county’s Comprehensive Plan must lie updated every five years, and that work on the plan should begin next year. The Comprehensive Plan spells out goals for the county regarding development and land use' and serves as the basic blueprint for tutuiv growth. The current plan, adopted in November 2004, puts the question this way: “Where are we: where do we go from here; what do we become’.”* McCarthy suggested that the commission consider holding heurings, consult with planning See FUTURE, Page A3 Huntly sawmill site to become headquarters for septic company By Jambs P Gannon Special to tho Kappahannock News Seizing an opportunity to clean up a Rappahannock County eyesore, the county Planning Commission has recommended approvid of an application to convert a Huntly sawmill property to the business headquarters of a septic-system pumping business. The planners voted unanimously last Wednesday evening to approve a special exception for Chns Boucher of Hume. Va., See SAWMILL. Page A3 Loader falls off trailer, smashes oncoming pickup By Stephen Dakkini; Rappahannock News stall writer “Another second and that loader would have been on top of the truck," said a recovering, but relieved, Oscar Leon Knott, f».r>, of Stanley, V'a., of his brush with death in Rappahannock County on Monday. The accident occurred at 8:20 am. on Route H20 - Fletcher’s Mill Road - about two tenths of a mile east of Route. f>22. according to Virginia State Police. Knott and his neighbor Lawrence Jackson Seay, 4 l were taking a day off to check out a deer lease* where they had set up cameras to record deer in the area in anticipation of the upcoming hunting season. At a narrow bridge with a rep utation for accidents, Knott was almost across when he said he noticed a dump truck pulling a trailer with a loader, “running a little fast." Knott got his 1983 Chevy pickup truck as dost* us he could to the guard rail - even scraping uguinst it, he said - to try and avoid the oncoming truck. “He came too fast mtp that corner. and the loader was not secured." said Knott, and as the truck and trailer pulled through the curve, the louder came off. crushing the front of Knott’s truck. Seay hit the windshield and dash, according to Knott, and he himself hit the steering wheel and dash hard All the windows including the windshield were blown See ACCIDENT. Page A3 Photo by Terry Robey DANGEROUS CURVE: A heavy loader falls from a trailer smashing the front end of a pickup>dnving in the opposite direction Monday on Route 620. Fletcher s Mill Road about two tenths of a mile east of Route 522

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The Rappahannock Animal Welfare League is located in Amiawitle at 160 Weaver Hoad. It can ha reached seven days a week between 6 a.ra. and 1 pm. at i540) d3T-3263. Check out its Web site at www.rawldoKs.urs Sports\ By Jessica Boutte SpKuti to th» Rappahannock N«w» RCHS Volley ball Rappahannock County th School varsity volley*ball continued its impraooivs season with victories over Foxcroft, Page County and Wakefield Country Day School In the game against Page County last Thursday, RCHS quickly took a hold of die first match. Danifca Kritter was ready with her high-fiying spikes set up by Natalie fersnt technique simply tipping die ball over the net to win the point Laura Caperton began to rack up the points at die end of the second match which Rappahannock won by a long shot Suspense filled the gymnasium when, halfoay through the third and final match, the coaches called a timeout with the two teams tied at 11 points. All Rappahannock needed to win was to get to 15 points before Pegs County did. but didn’t seem to be able to. The game then had to go to 25 but die Panther s won N rap-Up to improve their season record to 6-1. Lost to Bishop Walsh High School oiXmaherland. MI74T-16. By Mhos Kknnby Spacul to tbs fUppshwwMHk N#vw» Wakefield Country Day School's varsity volleyball and soccer teams each posted thrilling victories last Friday over Tandem Friends. The boys were down 3»1 with 10 minutes to go but used a three-goal surge down die stretch to pull out a 4-3 victory. The girls played a five set marathon with Tandem and rallied horn a 4-0 deficit in the final game to pullout a 15-0 decision. The volleyball team fill' lowed up with 3-0 victories this week over Quantico High School and ML View Christian Academy to raise their record to 5-0. Boys soccer defeated ML View by a whopping 15-0 decision but had a tough 3-2 loss to Wakefield School on Wednesday. Yes! 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Future Prom Fag© A1 aatparte.. and ask for citizen input on those broad questions about growth as well as aoo» specific questions concerning certain areas of the county; such as tbe future of the highway commercial zone along Route ill west of Sperryville. - Members of the commiedon agreed that the longra^e^lanning focus was a of Hampton District sa&th* county needs to look at whether the school population is going to continue to decline mid look at die unplications of die of the population and whets often called Hgantnficatian%tbe mtnigrataon of wealthy new landowners who build huge. expensive houses on pricey parcels of land. Gary Settle, commissioner for Piedmont District, noted the strong opposition of some citizens to specific landuse applications, such as for conference centers or commercial uses. "It may be a good idea to get the citizens' feedback" in the form of community meetings or forming an advisory panel of citizens. McCarthy cited one specific area that may need some re-thinking: the highway commercial zone along Route 211 between the intersection with Rt. 522 in Sperryvitle and the entrance to Shenandoah National Park. Historically that was the site of many tourist attractions, such as fruit stands, stores, restaurants and antique dealers, but in more recent years "west Sperryville" has become an area in transition—a mix of" Sawmill From Page A1 to operate a contractor’s office, shop and yard on the property currently oecopied by Doves sawmill. The LS-acre site fronting on Route 522 in Huntiy is an unsightly jumble of rusted machinery, aged and worn buildings, piles of logs and scattered lumclosed tourist spots, vacant buildings, a few businesses and some residences. The question is; What should it become in the future? “Tburism isn’t doing what it needs to do tor Sperryville." McCarthy said at the meeting, In a later interview, he explained “tt was meant to be Accident From Page A1 out. Steam from a shattered radiator made it difficult to see. Knott said, although he managed to crawl out the front window and over the bucket of the loader to safety. The driver of the dump truck pulling the loader - Clint William Dinges, 22. of Luray — was uninjured, according to rescue persons at the scene. He was charged by state police with “failing to secure a load.’* The dump truck was regis* tered to 'niton Services. LLC. of Upperville. Va.. according to Virginia State Police. An Internet search showed the business is owned by Peter O. Hitchen, a contractor special' bang in outdoor riding arenas and polo fields. Despite several attempts, Hitchen could not be reached for comment. Knott was transported to Culpeper Regional Hospital where he was released later that day. Seay was tlown to the University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville where he is in intensive care — but in stable condition, according to hospital officials, Brenda Knott, wife of Oscar Knott, said she visited Seay at the hospital on Tuesday and that he was suffering from several broken bones, including a fractured shoulder and seven broken ribs. Driving west on Route 620. there is a sharp right Town From Pago A1 wastewater collection system and plant bids. After coming out of closed session and before council adjourned, it voted to author* use Herb White, president of WW Associates, to negotiate with VDOT to “patch* instead of “repave1* streets during the installation of the sewer system. The vote may have been procedural ly incorrect, sources said, as the public should have been notified u« <ute Saturday, September 27, beginning at l Oam *W Mary Mm ltd. Linden. 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Both drivers swerved to avoid collision, but the sharp cut to the right by the dump truck caused the loader on the trailer being pulled behind the dump truck to fall off the trailer, hitting the pickup and pushing it off the road, according to Sgt. Les IVler of the state police. The loader was not secured to the trailer according to the state gjlive investigating officer, randon Johnson. that council was still in open session. When council earlier declared it was going into closed session, members of the public were asked to leave. Oborin -Ryu Mike Mcimuii 4th Pan Beoy k>(h Dan S40- 14O-0O.U Classes Icgln September loin Any rime 10 ■ bar and appear* inactive Boucher, who lives and operates his business in Fauquier County has contracted to purchase the property tor$2B9.000 from owner Edith T. North, but the contract is contingent upon his receivit^c county approval to move his bustness. All Star Septic, to that site, at 156S Zachary Thyior Highway. James P Gannon is editor u{ rappvokikcom the tourist-money generator, but it's never really done that.. ..Some rethinking; needs to be done.* He raised the question of whether west Sperry vtlle might be a site tor the “atibrdahle housing* that some say is needed in the county, but that raises many other questions; “Is there a market tor that? Would people want to live there ”* James P Gannon is editor of mppvouv. iwt Drugs From Page A1 being firm but fair, and we are out going to look the other way.1* This year the school also has a new resource officer - a uniformed sherill's deputy assigned to the schools -- and Burkot says that the school has a very good working relationship with the Sheriff's Office. In both cases* the students who were charged were identified by school officials after receiving information about their being in possession oi" narcotics. Burket said that information will often come from other students and trout tha,t they have reasonable suspicion to act. Both students charged with possession of marijuana were automatically suspended for 10 days. Their case then goes before the School Board which decides o« further suspension and/or referral to alternative* education programs. Burket stud that the school still wants these students to get an education, that they don't want to just turn a student out into the wider community. In each case, counseling is also mandated by school policy. The school has a lot more latitude. said Burket. than the* Sheriffs Office. “We have a need to have sale schools," Burket said, and that justifies an aggressive stance against drugsHowever. Burket went on to say that not all discipline issues are treated with a <ero tolerance policy and wanted to make clear that apart from drugs, they use reasonable standards in enforcing school policy. 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Editorial & Opinion fesStaOtishwa 1STT An IrKtepandant N«*wp«p«r (*ut>tisimt Bvwy Ttnwsck® Arthur W. Arundot. PuWtehor Mnry Ann Kuhn. Editor Rotor W. Arundok Pr—idont BUI Walsh, exocuttvo editor Jon Ctottorhuch. Qttteo Monogongditortol — ^h«crtho Phono (540) $75*3338 ‘ W MAIL; $2t a ye*t m Rappahannock County $27 a year elsewhere m tho United States Bock Coptoa, Recent 2 months, SO cents Older copies to i960, $5 (as available) Office; Mon Street. Washington. Va, MWffiig affitraaa; RQ. go* be Washington. Va, ^rv-oose. Telephone (540) 675-3330 f*C*; (540) S7S-3040 THURSDAY. SEFfEMBER 28. 200S otnok: mtwhntftkweeonof.com Hoere; 8?,3Q am, to b p.m.. Monday-Pridey Mender, Audit Sureau crt Circulations i© www.roppnowo.com Good news, bad news Not all bad new* is as grtm as some may think. Often, it’s the dark dead and not the silver lining that people choose to focus on, 'the stories about two students recently charged with possession of narcotics on school grounds elicited comments that we were focusing on bad news instead of the good. Yet most of what was said in both stories was how the school - and the new principal in particular - was pro-actively dealing with an issue that every school district and principal must foce. It could be that no one likes to think about drugs in our idyllic part of the world. Or maybe it is because with this issue - like many others - the linger points right back to the larger community as a whole. These two students got the drugs horn someone and the original source was more than likely an adult right here in Rappahannock County. We hope the two students receive, as school policy mandates, the counseling they need to interdict now what could become a terrible and destructive habit. Prom that perspective alone, notifying both the wider community and the student body at RCKfcv that drugs will not be tolerated at school is not only good, but a necessary news story to report - especially when there is clear evidence that the school is sticking to its policies and enforcing them rigorously. In the end, the stories are not only about the two students, but about the schools and our community and how we deal with unpleasant realities. Stick our head in the sand, pass it oft as too negative or as just "boys being boys?" C>r do we take action? In the end, school officials can't operate in a vacuum and it is vital and necessary that students, parents and the community know what's going on. That’s why we report the news. . . both 'good' and 'bad.' Letters to the editor The Hawtth(itn\A.-k Nttws welcome# Letters to the LcHtof tfom its readers as a Ksum »or discussion ot local public altars subjects. WRITS Letters to the idrtor, PQ. So* Washington, Vs, 2274T tMAIL 'nkuhnypttme#papeTS.com Out of the Attic January 3ft of ttm RaupafrantKxtk Nam, TTh& /$ now the louaftott of Patar Kr&rw $ business &Kt R8fttxtfw»K>Gk Rati Estate Resource On the comer oHStaf atfid Jett Strain Washirnjton Luther Partiow's Star* in hifift On the porch as* Mr Partiow, Charles t Sruce who worked there, Jim Oden and Squire Compton. Merchandise was displayed on the porch ta attract buy or* (nowadays w* caH it sidewalk sates). Inthesanwbuiidinqwasth* post ottlc* as weH as Pelbeft Careen’s barbershop, in the basement “Aunt LueyT operated a restaurarrt. Here, it is recalled, an excellent me^ could be obitaneiddttty tar J5 cents and on special occasions tarJb cents. Letters me review was as nonest as one can oe Evutyonv, including uw, it*- hoping thorn truly will bo n turn around at Thu Wuv Kook Inn. I ditto out a lot tutd tikv to kwp thv money in ourcommunity. Kouding thv letter to thv editor flpom Jim McCullough <Sept. IS edition of thv Kuppuhunnock Nowa) only rvmlbrcvH my origmul bvlivf that a lot itovda to hv dottv to put Thv Kluv Kock buck on track. Since it wav Sulhvc* Pay, l bud called outlier in thv week and made a rvwvrvution tor mywlfund my tHvnd to httvo ditmor in thv dining room. It wmr not it cntuml (Iron hv. Thurv w«tt nv'Vlo*wd“ xign ott thv doou t did not mwat ott dining ut n cU>*ud CUHlUUmnt, Jim gruvtud u» uml told utt about hj*t bving thv only ono thorn Wv iwotvod hi* wtu*m wukumu and ultw wo uututvd ho put thy 'Vlo»*wd“ sign utt thv hunt down und explained hit* Htuittng ptublvm*. Thv tov iow ww* u*t honwxt au ottv ctut bv. £ucb powttvy thing gut a povtttvo cvintnunt. Such nogntivu thing gut that reaction hum mu, Kuch o£ thonu punitive and negative reactivity way cvmibvmted with uty dining cumnun ion lioloie a review wiut written. 'Fh* feet that tho dfcuwt «*>»»* wore ompty ott Eftthoi"’* Pity *pooka voluinoo. I uotod that l wtgt wvjvwout tho "wmmjrt1 Uiauut publivwod by 'tho Wuo Kock. uot tho pub twr tho ottbmtji* thore, Thu rtmuicn*] “utuataoo oftbo proportion i«k Uintronniui ut a commit tuty so smalt. It i*t womJvrhij to road that mottoy wdi bo avudoblo to turn Tho Muo Kock unto tho goto it dreoreoo to bo ■ tho gom it wao t5 yooinyofo. Vloudiu Mifcvhott Wtuthiiixtoik it DID NOT HAPPEN at any professional meeting of meteorologists* Few innue#, even in the* year of prewUentutl election, nth1 an many omottonn <ih doe* the tH»uo of climate changu/globul warming It ia unfortunate thut the "dire warning*1 of banter Brown pieneutr o<l at the PI£C annual meeting un written by reporter Uon Uel Konao l Kappuhunnock Nowk Sept. t£) wuiv reported i«* apparently {bob* mther than Mil Brown’n opinion. Mil tM Konao reports "boat year he IBrownJ attended u meteerologinte' conference in Wnrhmgteu, U.C. Ait uudience member ;taked u puneliat hew the luaa of Greenland ice acnpe Intel would allbet aeu level* A meteoielogiat aaid it would teach the middle of the drat doer of the White Hpuae. ‘And the audience btvke into applauao,' Brown *uni/v t turn a motoorologiat anti puat proaitiont of tho Aniortvun Motyorulotttcai Souoty anti. t know of no “motoorokigtala' conlbionoo1' whvro "tho audboncv btoko into applauao" othor than tbr an uwarit tbr ono of our VHtovuioU mutnbom. Coetumly not about *oinw to mark, about Hooding tho Whito Houao. ft WJD Ntn' HAPPEN at any profca* loottai mooting of motoorologtata. ft'a a groat "aounil b»to" by Mr. Brown... but, it UlU not happen aa bo *mtl Many. if not moat, *01011 ttata working in environmental and eaith aoieocva, t believe, *uppott tho general Koala of tho fchedjnont bluvnoumentul Counetl, Wo ure part and parevl of our environment and on appiociataon of and rupporb tor-at ourtamoblo wnvtroiunonfc bonoHto un, our chilcbvu and Hrturo goitomuonr. 1% i* not tiooo#*koy bo rororb bo tfeor tnougortng in pwliknv* or onon-owno**tniiwn. nor porhup* woroo, IhJ&rtoar tion bo motto our pouii**, Who« w» rorort bo hypoiholo too ubtnoophorip i*cioubntfc boiiovot* thw droouJond too *hoot will wmplotoly uiolt inbho uoxt low yoiOH anal flood bho Whobo fctourv) and thhnvotioo and thou popoib bhm in our nowupupot* on 'HhoV* without any hackgroujtid vhovkn lut tourb hlooglo »t> or mum odtborttd ovomight, wo uU loro ini trying bo undorobund important igouoo an*1 audio udhrtnod doouaonn KvhKxwi SoruJhMo "Energy independence is the way to go... McCain and Palin will take us there" Thyry tuv tuuuy >*vm»u» mxiwt id thi# your*. yivvttoiu*. tbow by thwA thv vituJ uutMt? hiiv»i<v *uJHctyut,y ttttU cwt ury vyty ttour thy bop. AvuilubUlty mid cwt ol yuviwy doturiiiiiiy iti kuo4 ittyuHury thy productivity <uuA 1»vu»k HbtMtUtmiH of tuiy *octyby. 'Chuy <uv itub cuuuiih h.v thcmaylvv#, hut without thyiu tt xootyby rvittuoiH poor, bt*ckwurd, unhuuJthy. Kor imui.v Uyctuiv*, thy Ulutud ISfcuW wuk biv**oU with ubuaduDt <uid "cheap'* yuvr#y. With tuloutod labor toiU liuuiiiKomviit, plvu* thy ylhctyu olthw Vhnt Itf Uwpwfevfc) wv U^vvIopvU thw highvnt, *WwJ*fr uujmmmi, Uvuig U» Pwvnfc .vvurw, tbw* chtuigvU: vttvtKv *uwlMttt btwviy i*mM wuHu UvutuuU. m pntv* rv*<* d>t* uiufcittiilv. IHjuivmUc uU |/tWu>.'ttuu 811k tv** thaju W pvrvvufe of i&tMttttdt oil UKyurttt wt*fc oww $700 btJJum/ VWiU, u hujfv buji&tt OU tUi tAVUtkm> KtruKgloiM tw wi»yvU> with vviutOly cuyublf, Um1 lv**H i.'wtlx bUKUKKKWK «JK thv f'(U bitKt b> thv (,‘Ui‘tvufc vlovttvn. thv?* ajt*v tow pppp*um vppptpt for *olvut# fcbj* jwvblwtti, wuv wugJU ivuppttfcrafep uu wukutg Up with Ivw*. hjgtwr Wiuy* U.A .MUAMAlpn Ip*** U> W«AWfi U**tVp fow «u«i nJywvt* Uyuti fcmvpt ui* for p* tp* wttMM, >WUUuA "oJufctPtt* l*Pk vvfc pmcfcivtU: apfos wuiUhjaUk pth«j»ol. t'hyt i** thv pp*u*pt*, fovwUKx pf Obwwtt <phA thv lVu*uvt*t*fcek. MfcVfol* <A*mA ttUjM i*t* »MW PttPr Up, u*utv pvtukivv. vpw, wiptpi*** wfep«p wp PAutOi. but Upp't tpwpr Uvpig SmMAIIQ^NiiAS Down Memory Lane ?hqn Bach tout* o# it* Rapfahannook Nk** 40 YEARS AGO Sept«*nb*r IWftt 'fhy eleventh annual Houi*e tbur ;u»U Ih'tevl blower arrangement *ajy '*potu*orvU by the- Women olthe vhurvh of tteomilelU t*tuti*h in Kappuh.uuiovk County. Virginia. will be hykl thn* year on CVtober W uml 40. (Imiwh bu be vp will be Cuve lot, ivwdvnw o(t,'y*dh*> wwl Mr*. Irvin U\Nf, lovabecl on KuuU* blb between Wowilviilv and KouU? £t\; and Sun Jnvtnta, home ui Mb wwl Mh**v. 1'mrroAI j^MUitwwv, which u* on Koulv :YSS 41l between Worthington and Sperrvvijle, The third home whivh U* bo by open u* thy thiw- .ttorv lug hou»*e ot Jku* It located on Koute b ib whivh turn* nght oft ol Koutv blib. Thy hcrtner and orchordiot yl' today u* caught up in thy petition Kir labor and consequently must turn more and moiv tu modern mechanisation. Thy newest machine on thy market tor thy (Hut (tinner u* <ui apply picket* whivh etui <Uk> by treed (or ythvr (Hut. Thu* machine u* unu.lv t»« two porta Thy eighth one produced. and the* second one located m Virginia, u* owned by .\U‘. and IVbx IVd IVipktk yl near Custleton. Thy luavhuiy shake* thy h urt horn the tree with a large boom whivh turn*, swivel*. extend* ai* necessary to reach the lunb*. M*My l*m« entertained with a ptyanut party Saturday night at the home ol her parents, !Ur. him! itftr*. iVlihMI tareott Her guest* metuded Uum Svhuriiwum, IWry Hulk ('beryl IVlug and Sumwa UtkMM He(ore return uig home Sunday evening, they h.u.1 a cookout ui thy yard 25 YEARS AGO Tho Washington town council has anfooii its* lawyer, Umi^W to ivvitfw the tape*, map* aial other ifoeumen la and exhibits* fcvin its* September U publH beatmg. 'Vho courtroom wuk u natural netting for lawyer* prv*eutmg argutncnts* and exhibits* for both aide* and numerous ueigh bar** tes*tii>mg at great fourth. At issue was* a *pvcud uao yerout for I'VtrWh «J> W'wwwll <md Vywlt to expat id the fotcheu liaibtie* and renovate the upstau* at The bur to accommodate overnight guests. Tar surprised they've so low/ Mayor NewhdJl NttUo* remarked to treasurer Umi yUditor at* they examined bals for painting tho 'town lfoil at lat*t Wednesdays Washington Tt>wn t'outail meeting. /out ail will also get a bargain oa tho point, having boon ottered contractors' yrirv* it Shot mart Williams brutal it* chosen Miller told comail member* they could buv tho point for $ t»er gallon for tho tugboat gttale vxtvrwpuint Kuppahumat^k a hool boat'll member* piun to tube a Mil tnp (Vtober IS to nv some llige county system building*. 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Nit aise estheheian shin services offering ihciats ami body wraps. Hi* <te«es. scrubs, paraffin Kami treatments waxuur ami a steam table will be offered. There will afe» be packages ot'tieatttients fer weple who want te enjoy a tenger day of relaxation. “Wir hews remains te be on the health and welt being: of our clients ami we attend te spotlight the nourishing: benefits at' massage. education ami healthy eattipfe'* White sa.nl “There will he a book section as well that will offer titles that teens on the different health issues that tkce us ail" “‘As we begin te grow ami expand* we are hopefitl that we wilt he able te continue te give compliment te van* neighhernia businesses hy ottering: things that wiU benefit ns all" sant White. Th these very trving avm«wc times* we hope te he aWe te hilly participate in anil »*ter whatever we cun te the communtty and te the events that The spa iecpen seven dews * «««k iwenttmat «m wedhmw always we kerne They can be leeched el SgMSTS^SUtW ur mt the web Washington Baptist Church » debated to have Ots Sieve ^pt <ni bis wifi» Nancy buck for its Homecoming Efoy vm Sunday. Oet 5» hm Sceggin « a former pastor ot'the church and eettWl by many m mar area. They ahe are pleased to have hfcfody end Dona Hackney beck with them. Nh^vsiy will be singing m the morning worship service which will begin a* U ajn. followed by u covered-dish hutch in the Fellowship HaiL AH are invited OwimttthtoM»Mtto Ales and Ashhngh Sharp on then wedding that took phase at Mwintaitt Green Farm Saturday evening. The wedding was performed by the foe v Jennings W. tfobeen QL James Russell's dream becomes reality that attthv* Jawv* vfevAtttmi v*t' crattma a vvtttttttwuty »R«hAt h*» Imttm V*t \Yw*t*rar«i &**A ut JipmyVtiWv Thai vfevam has* Nwmw a matOcy m*i thv pufeuiv' is fttvtlmi tt» wip^wm.'v K«« vt5mtv Ott $At\tttkty JVpt. 2?v ftvm 3 tv t p>tm. ^V*V Att AjfottmMM* v*t' tttW5K\ AtvNrt - tvUttHi. AWti Art® Amt Vtafts At PWaffAttt Ww tVrtflk Mm»a' hy BWfc HvntAtv at1 JVtitm tWmatvy 'NttW K**a Ami NWtv Kvtcwtt' **tU mvurvsTAtv y vttr aaiI Ami «?t vvhw- Kaly tit mv'ttwv Itt mkUtmm Owte* Ami IFVmmi® Ami 'CW \XAtO« IjKNtm 1A »W«' pmt enmp at' IS4T year t'ivk' ami petftwttt. SwamwMkt veriRtvrcet An &rtwtvvvtt ot' rtwrv teK tVtvt tvwvtw* hv Rv«nAL v*«r v'Wtt jirn't tw»**tt*K4r \»( a Ivmh'UM’M atnvtttg pwc pfc** v* ***«$**« Alta* whw* kuttv-tw*** w> tv* kw*> an unU Kw'tv'rv **t' thv tr\N> v*r \\lkv£? amt tv* ttitert&m wvlK ?>tvsm«k (MHWS. 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WcU solid end lasting pointed in the school colors oft white end yrwiv remind os of these lessons of Rey Bernes delivered to stae dents in 1MI end hve on h the community of Spcnynlle today ' 1 - SiMnjnrttttV fom Oner«^Mr«|R>f^t But Sperryvtlle photographer imii my ttuuNmiV swumttwi • photo of that fabulous maple tew on Maui Street, resplendent in mi Hull tbhope. as a (rntMtuMtiun tor a Kook. ‘Remarkable tkw of VtrpinMh* Ky prawt coordinators Dr. jenvey Kirs an. professor of Forestry at Mnmw tkh and Nancy Russ Hudu, Owr a 1.000 twtnuwteuts wore mot mi Kir the prvoect whose nussion was to educate the puhke akmt WrpuuaV finest trees. Sperry vdleV community tree was selected Kir inclusion in the book which has just been published and is available in bookstores and on the Wek The autvunn anniversary issue of The Piedmont Y\rpinian mapatine also features uur community tree on its ftvwt cover with a photo by Robert Llewellyn. We all have celebrated this tree lor . many yeans in Sperryville and celebrate its inchadon in this fahuliu* book. Thanks to Ray Boo Kir taking the initiative hi nominate our villape maple Kir this project. Rayb photo can be purchased at Old Rap Gallery on Main Street. Financial IVoblems? Bankruptcy May Help! * Mam folk • H.iMwmg Phtme t^vlk * GUkxtion Suits * Auto Repwevsinn • C*tt nkhmeuts * I kune Fotwkvsnrt* We ate a debt relief agency. We help people Me tor bankruptcy relief under the bankruptcy code. Earl J. Oberbauer, Jr. Attorney At l ,ov 540-829-6900 • 1-800-434-3059 FREE INmAL CONSULTATION Is /’rw i'liiUHg Qtt txfitx i Alga I Srnitr v \ih«« /') 7 ' r

Religious Notes Re*. Tim Bhmm from Hlimws will preach the T pm„ services on Sent 28 ami Sept 2h at the Mas, C^mpA, Ontieton> Everyone is welcome. For more information call 54iM»7SBU. -w having revival services than Thursday Sept 25 through Saturday Sept 27 at 7 p,m. Guest preachers are: Thursday, Pnetor WUlie: SVhtoiy Evsnpelist Debra and Saturday Rea •fowphUwdwui* Sunviny is fonuly and thends day at Ctokett Park, Route 843 Wkrrvnton,V«,, at U) a,m, The church is located ,121 South Royal aw. Front Royal, All are umted, For more information call Pester David Clanagan at 540^87^7 have two nights ol meetings beginning Thursday, Sept 25 with Rea Garry Brown, pastor-elect of Hopewell Bantvjt Church, Sperryvdle, and Friday. Sept, 28 with Rea Dr. Wendell R. Grant pasha- First Baptist, Washington and Salem Baptist Church, Marshall, Services will begm nightly at 7v3D pm, Sunday. Sept 28 is Re annual Homecoming at Promise Land, The guests for the 2 pm, service are the Rea Richard Garner and his choir and congregation of Remg &on Baptist churvh, Jvdersontun. Everyone w IMMMl ClMrvk SperryeUle, Witt have in evening of hhaegrass and gospel musk on Saturday. Sept. 27 at 7 pm, Everyone is welcome to come out end et\juy some of Rappahannock's beet traditional acoustic musicians, including Frank Riley end Jeannette Wood, For more information contact Duane Site at TU3ass-aosa, invitee everyone to a hymn sing on Saturday. Sept. 17 at 7 pm. tt ie located on Aileen Road idf Fodderstack Roadk For more information cattMtK tiafo*4S7. Rex Ronald L. Fee. pastor of the WundMUe Baptist Churetx invitee everyone her their Homecoming on Sundays Sept. 2S, For the It a.m.. worship service will he Rex Ronald L FW. followed hy a covered dish meal. The guest sneaker will he Rex Alpheus Atkins for the 2 pm . service. Revival will start Sept. 2i* and go through Oct. 1 with Rex Alpheus Atkin*. Services will begin nightly at 7:30 pm, Nursery will he provided. Everyone is invited to Obituaries John W. Brown, Sr. Rappahannock noth'* John William Brown Sr.. tSk of Mineral. Wc. died Sept. 17. Mr. Brown was boro Feb Ilk HMD in Sperryville. son of the late William 4.. and Sarah Jenkins Brown. He was a member of the WWvne Community College and was in the U. S. Navy Mr. Brown worked for North Carolina Forest Service as a warden. He is survived h>' his wile. Shirey K. Brown. Mineral. Vis.. a son. John W. Brown. Jr., of Stephens City and a daughter. Shannon Lowry, of Madison. Additional survivors include a brother. Jack Brown of Stanley; Yh.. one (jrandson and one great-gramkhtld In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother. Joe Brown and sister Nancy B. Flrits. Funeral services were held Sent. 21 at Morning Star Lutheran Church in Luray with Rev Jeffrey 0. Marble and Rev. David Johnson officiating Interment followed in Morning Star Lutheran Cemetery witli military honors. Memorial contributions may be made to Hie Life Center, 21 N. IWbrd Ave.. l.uray. W 22S35. join tho itwmbws <.>t" N«vu» Baptist Church* Rova* tor its annual Komocommg and Rovival Sorvivos boguuung Sunday* Sopt. JS with worship at S:30 a.m»* and again at It a.m. Sunday schools aro hold m botwvon services at Sr-45 a*m> The Homocoming sovwwi dish fellowship moal will b*> hold at tho church following tho It a.m*. worship sorvico. Revival soreiws will bo hold nightly* Sunday* Sopt. 2S - Thursday* Oct. J at 7 p.m, For directions or additional information contact Pastor Jot? Light at (540* 4*7-4525. Novum is located on Route 005. The Flint Hill Baptist Church invites the public to attend its annual Homecoming event ou Oct.. 12 at tl a.m. The guest speaker 18 Rev. Robert O. Goff with special music ami entertainment by the RMA cadets. A covered dish luncheon will be held at the Flint Hill Fire Department following the service. Area youth .ue invited to showcase their talent in the First Tile CAWEL" Youth Talent Showcase on Friday. Oct. 24. at 7:30 p.m.. to lie held at the Way land B lue Ridge Baptist Center. 15044 Ryland Chapel RuL. Rixeyville. There will be five categories; Solo. Dui* Group, Dancw Step, Spoken Word. Instrumentalists. Winners will be awarded trophies as determined by local area judges. The registration tee is $tO/per entry and applications must be received by Oct. t5. For applications or more information, contact "OCTAVTA7 Missy Tates at 54tK'*'.iVK54l>6 or email omyates<§firstva.eom or w ay land_blueridge iusa.cum. Applications should be mailed to; ATTN; “The Gosper Youth Indent Showcase. 15H31 Tates Haven Place. Culpeper. VA 22701. 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Thu Orieuu Sntpe Hunt Club ts a non-profit organc 5 at tun of cumuuimtv meinbet's whu have developed 10 antes of trails* through prtV ate farmland Thu club wurks to create trails bv ' asking landowners to voluntarily set new fences back it) tee t trow road ecl^es ami 10 teet trow interior property Uttes. A thrum to discuss the concept of fence setback to expand the trait system will tak* placv oftvr lnnch. i'sOt (54U> fer morv mibrtuatton. Two Virginians to ride in Malaysia Entrfes tor th* World Kudu rant;* I'hamptonsdup w*rv named thus wwk. with two Virginia rtvfers making tin t'.S. ssijuad. Riding at the Nov. whatuptowsdup at Terengganu. Malaysia are John CrandeU ot Star Tannery on wife Ann's Arabian gelding HH Saba Shams. Fort Vaueys Valerie K.uuw. a former work! vh.unp.ioa. wtli rid* her Arab mar* Flash Flam*. tasa Green at' Star Tannery was* named an alternate with Amana Tub*, along with Heather Reynolds at Dos well an Flaming Emit. 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Barbara dulXmt and Iter IVUuw tkl' cuner^ — Lee Chichester, Bill Harry Brian Cullw, Bay Martin, John Foley and Ava and Andrew Kin* — will talk about the sport and the many kinds of turds and ectuipment used. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet various kinds of raptors, including Peregrine and hybrid SakerAivr falcons, Harris' and Bedtail hawks, Keatrals, and an owl, A Ilyin* demonstration at nearbymll School will follow Barbara dul^xnt of Tho Plains has boon tnYuh-otl in fotkonry wnv» aWM>. fell Harry of Vmuui is sww tary' of tho Virginia Fatvonors Association anti has Qowo falcons for almost 8D wars. anti Brian Cullon of ttorodon is a ro^wnal director of the VFA. U» Chkhwtar of Meadows-oF Dan has* pwrtwwt txunal falconry th>nx horseback in hn^tanvt anti » the author of “Falcons anti Foxes in the l\K.; The Making of a Hun tor " The program is recentnxemied for children U3> anti up. Participation is limited to 5i> people. Call i54i» «»Tt>54d to reserve space. Glenwood hosts horse trials The ITth annual Middlehur? Horse Triala are at CUenwood Park Sent. ST-dS. The trials benefit the local Middlehura Oranpe County Pony Club. with this your a event in memory gtf MtH' Puny Club ana NIOC Heap tee founder. the late Kve Prim* Font. Intermediate. nreliminary ana noewe levels will run. Call t540> W<T^U4i* for more information. Plan ahead for Liptzzans The World Famous Lipissaner Stallions will perform at the Patriot Center in Fairfox Nov. 2 t 22L There will he three shows. Friday at TtJMI puu ana Saturday at 2 p.m. ana ISO p.m. Lop unto www.lupijwnner.eom for mure information ahuut the troupe, or rail l7tW> »8fo SfoUM for tieket details. Racing video out “The First Saturday in Mav“ has been releasea to DVTt The horse raeinp documentary follows six trainers as they prepare for the Kentucky Derby Lop unto www.TheFirstSaturday InM ay root to order. P^u«2 by Scatbotbugh Seeing double? At the weekend's Piedmont Driving Club show at Foxcroft School in Middleburg, Dr, Thomas Burgess drives Ns pair ot Fnesians in front of the historic school administration building, ft may appear Burgess is handling a single horse, but look closely — note the second set of ears in the perfectly-matched pair. More details on the show are available online at www,piedmontdrivingclub,8m,com. Locals win at Event Championships FUur area riders* won their division!* at last week* end's American Eventing Championships held at the Lamplight Equestrian Center near Chicago. Nearly eight inches of rain foil over the weekend, forcing the upper levels to modify to dressage-and-show lumping only combined tests, but the lower levels were able to run three*phase horse tri* ala as phnned. Bluemont'based British Olympic veteran Leslie Law won the advanced division aboard Fleece works Ntystore 1 Area Churches Shiloh Baptist Pastor; Rev Michael Tinsley Sr Services 1st & 3rd Sunday Sunday Sunday School 9 30 a m, Worship service 11 am, FT Baptist Pasu>r Dan Yowell Sunday Sunday School 10 a,m, Worship 11am Evening Youth 6 p m Contemporary service 7 p m. Trinity Episcopal * Rector Rev Jennings W Hobson III Thursday Contemplative Prayer 7 a.m Sunday: Holy Eucharist 18 a m. Holy Eucharist II 9 15 a m Sunday School 10 a m Morning Prayer 1111 a m. Promtsa Land Baptist N Pastor Herbert Johnson Sunday; Sunday School 9 45 a,m. First Baptist Pastor; Rev Dr Wendell R, Grant Services First and third Sundays 11 a,m. Church School First and third Sundays 9:45 a m. Bible Study: Wednesday 74 p.m. April through August Sf. Pstsr's Catholic Parish Pastor; Fr Paul Dudzinski Masses Saturday Vigil, 5:30 p.m. Sunday. 8:30 and 10 a m, Holy Days of Obligation call 675-3432 Weekdays Tuesday-Saturday. 8 30 a m Confessions 4:30-5 p.m.. Saturday, after masses Forest Grove Baptist Pastor: Mark DeAngetls Sunday Sunday School 10 a m. Worship Service 11 a m. Contemporary service the last Sunday of each month Macedonia Baptist Sunday: Sunday Sr-o*' o 45 \ m. Rappahannock United Methodist Charge Pastor Rev Leah DeLong Flint Hiu uMC -Sunday Worship at 8:45 a m..Children's Church during the worship service. Adult Sunday School at 10 a m..call for Bible Study Schedule(6?5-3370) Willie Chapel UMC - Sunday Worship at 9 55 a.m.. Sunday School at 8:45 a m., Bible Study on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Sperryvllle UMC - Sunday Worship at 11:30 a.m..Sunday School 10:15 a.m., Bible Study on Sunday at 2 p.m. Washington Baptist Pastor; Rev. Philip Bailey Sunday: Sunday School 8:45 a.m. ■$ Morning Worship 11 a.m. Sunday evening Adult study 8:30 p.m. Wednesday: Kid's Bible Club 3:45 p.m. Thursday: Adult Choir 7 p.m. Chester Cap Baptist Pastor Rev David Johnson Sunday: Sunday School 10 a m, Sunday Worship 11 a,m, Evening Worship 6 00 pm, Wednesday Btbia Study 7 p,m. Mm—now Panfccatal Pastor: Rtv, L, D Savage Sunday: Sunday School 10 a.m. Youth 6:45 p.m, Evening Worship 7 p,m, Tuesday: Worship 7 pm, Hopawti Baptist Church PastorElect; Rav, Garry Brown Associate pastor: Rav, Anna L. Altsberry Sunday: Sunday School 10,00 a m. Morning Worship 11 a m, Wadnasday: Blbla study 5 p.m, N*w Harvest Christian Faifowahtp Pastors: Kant and Guana Willoughby Sunday: PraisaWorship sarvioa 10:30 a.m, Wednesday: Praisa/Worship, Prayer, Bible Study 7:30 p m. Saturday: Youth Alive Group 7 p.m, Services at Vtewtown General Store Fttnt mu Baptist Church Pastor: Rev. Jamas L. Payne Sunday: Worship service 11 a.m. Qkt Bream Hottow Psntscoatal Sunday: 8unday School 11 a.m. Second and Fourth Sundays only 0aide Run Primitive Baptist Church Pastor, Elder Forest Atwood Meets second Sunday at 10 30 a m. du Vhl. Round Hill -based US. t%mpic veteran Mara Dean won the training horse division with Casino, tn the junior training division. ftuteraft senior Koto Aldrich Uni from start to finish to win aboard Virginia CoulterV William Don't TV11. The ft-yeoradd Thoroughbred gelding min'd 24,7 in dressage and added no jumping penalties to beat 25 other competitors in the national championship, Aldrich trains with Mara Dean. “Will was incredible is dressage, after quite the rough warmup, putting up our beat score yet.* Aldrich said. “He was really lilt'd up fur cross-country, especially because' we were delayed Rir so long bt<cnuse of the rain. They had to atjjust the course tor our division because the ground got so tom up, “We stayed with I my duds parental who live ahout five minutes away and they got to watch mo ride fur the first time ever.* Aldrich added, “My dad was standing with them during show jumping, and when t finished with a clear round my dud said my grandfather cried |He| is a pretty emotionally tough guy This was the first time my dud has ever seen him cry When l saw them watching than the viewing ana. they wand, and that was when it really hit me, What an amusing moment “ Huntly rider Lisa Mendell won the beginner novice horse division with her Ripplin' Waters on a score of '29, Sporting Calendar SEPTEMBER 25*28 USQPL finals, Culpeper, www.hitsshows.com 28*28 Randy Abamathy clinic, Fox Trot Farm. Warrenton, (703) 403*5460 27 Fox Chasa Farm show series, Mlddleburg. $12,000, (540) 687-5255 27 Nokesvllle Horae Society western show, Long Park, Haymarket 27 Mini horsa course, Pond View Stables, Warrenton, 1 p.m„ tree, pondviewstables.com 27 'Snipe Hunt' guided trail ride, Orlean, ride. hike, lunch, meeting, (540) 364*1919 27*28 Mlddleburg Horae Trials, Qlenwood Park, Mlddleburg, (540) 687*5449 27-28 Emily BMhwr clinic, (540) 625 2200 28 Foxfltld Fall racaa, Charlottesville 28 PWHA western show, www pwha.net 28 8llvar Star Farm plaaaura ahow, Spotsylvania, www.allverstartarmonllne.com 28 8ummarduck Run Farm ahow aerlaa, Culpeper. 9 a.m.. (540)825-6177 r ^ 28 BES judged ride, (571) 220 9234 28 Short Circuit horee show, TWA. Warrenton show grounds. (540) 212-3456

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Tuesdays at 8 am,. and Thursdays at St am;. and 7 pm For mom intimation contact bnda at |540) 987 334$ or ihetmstta# earth' hntt.net, Also visit the Nia web site at nianew.com, Sept 2& Awards Hosted by Spark1m com junction with The National Geographic. alt ate invited to attend a reception and pho - tography award ceremony on Friday, slept, 2d at 7 pm,! at the RappahannocK County Library The wort ot talented young photographers will be displayed, discussed and honored with awards Call the Spark! otfice at 987 3164 for more mtormation. Sept. 27: Golf Sept 27 is the $1,000,000 Panther Classic Colt Tournament, Help support Rappahannock County athleh ics and you may win big, This year's event is at Bowling Green Country Club, north course, 9 am, shot gun start, Be then* by 8 30 am Registration lee is $300 per four person team or $75 per player, Everyone will get a chance for a hole in one to win a new Ford Focus One goiter will shoot tor a hole in one to win the $1.000,000 ($25,000 year for 40 years), Tb register make checks out to RCSSA and mail to PQ, Bos 182. Washington. VA 22747 For mote information including sponsoring a hole please call, Jim Humbles at 540'887-12t8 or email JKHumbles#ao! com Sspt 27: Festival Willis Chapel Church, Huntty, will have a Fall Festival on Saturday, Sept, 27, from 4-7 p m Music will be provided by Richard Brady and Friends, the menu consists of pork barbecue, baked beans, coleslaw. dessert, lemonade and hand dipped ice cream cones Baked goods will be available The cost for adults. $7; for children 10 and under $4 Sept. 27: Dedication "Helping hands of Pleasant View Acres" presents a Continental Soiree with a special dedication ceremony, Saturday. Sept, 27 from 37p,m, Cost of tickets, $12 for adults, $5 children, and under five free Tickets must be purchased in advance from Cultural Connections ILC,. 1 North Broad Street. Suite 1 B. Luray. Va 22835. 540 743 7760 or call James Russell at 540 987 8092 Feel free to bring a picnic basket Sandwiches and beverages also will be available for pur chase Sept. 27: Bird Walk The Rappahannock League for Environmental Protection's Biodiversity Task Force will have a Fall Bird Walk on Saturday. Sept 27 at 9 a m., at Jordan River Farm in Huntly Novices, experts, and anyone in between may register, but quiet is important so this walk is not appropriate for very young children The wafc w hoe but the s«e otthe 9«2uo islimited. so advance mservatiens am moutfod. For mem information and to register contact Emery Lacar aUMQ*8aCM7Wpr tefatai&eartNMtjnet S«pt. 27: Woodvttls Alt trends and residents at the town at Waadvrfte am nvrted to its 2tuth annwers»rv picnic art Saturday. Sept. 27 at 3:^0 p.m. 8ardeeue. hotdegs. hamburgers. an© femonade witt be provided. Falks am invited tu bring a side dish to sham along with thee favorite tawn char. ttve music will be emsented bv Homemade Jam' through sunset From downtown Weodviite. fallow signs up Rod Oak Mountain Read f Route 6t$ oast, ftom Rout© 523). This event is free. For mom information. call the lights mrmsx or the Manwatwgs t?«7dU33. ortho Woods Sept. 27: Wtomw voters Como for cefree Saturday, Soot 27 at tQ a,m,. at tho homo at Ann Crittenden, bestselling author at "Tho Puce at Womanhood." at4Q Spnngwtsh lane,, oft Routt* &i7 m Flint Hill Ann will discuss this choico for women *n tho upcoming election. Ann was a Now York Times reporter who amended her career to stay home with her son who inspired her book, which suggests the under valuing of motherhood m Amenta. Call Jane Livingston 675-1767 it you can attend The Rapeahannoe* Athletic Association tra RAARCB Baseball writ hold ts annual Board at Oeectois election on Sunday, Sept *at Registration w«H begm at t a. m.> with voting at t 33 p.m. The election veil be held at the Stuart Field complex, AH members am invited to attend, RapeahannocK Ptee Ctmic vn« be open an Qet. t, Qet, tS. Nov 5 and Nov t$ team 5. JO to &30 p.m,, at the Rappahannock County Health Oepartnemt an Mam Street m Washington, Par mom information calf the Fauquier Fme Ciintc at sao^arasm Oct* li NonoroDts The Rappahannock Nonprofit Canter Networking Luncheon Senes ter araa non profits continues Wednesday, Oct, t. at noon. at The Link in Spenyyitie A buffet Ainch is provided. This ongoing senes an the first Wednesday at every month provides the nonprofit community and interested tetKs an opportunity to net work and discuss issues, Tb RSVP contact Pam 540-98f^ §?SQ or parn#mpe.org Oct. 3: Movie RAAC Movies presents “The Counterfeiters^ on Friday. Oct, 3 at a p.m,. at The ftieatre in Washington, Admission $& Winner of this year's Academy Award ter Best Foreign Film, this «the true story ot Salomon Sorowitseh. counterfeiter extraordinaire, bohemian and Russian Jew who was cap MAURU, I.ANO Kt* Ytan Cwntoy Rrtmvr has it alt - wikilUte. mountain views, oki stone waits, a pond ait okl barn and htkmgfrnlittg trails through* out, Improved with a new toad, well amt eke the. 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Students wt« be drawing from Me os well as looking at art history tor inspiration. Supplies w»# be provided. Small class sice otters indtyrd* ual attention and allows for each to work at thee own pace Classes new being ottered >n me Washington studio include an adult class held Friday mornings. tQ a.m. to ta p.m. Friday after school «s a young student class tor up to grade T. and Saturday afternoon is a class tor young adults, grades 7 and up. For more information call Si'Satag or see me studio's Web site at www.muHanyartstudioseom Oct. 4: CD itlww On Satutday. Oct. 4 come celebrate me release of the new Kid Fan Alley Charlottesville CD at the Paramount Theatto. Charlottesville, featuring the Kid Pan Alley Band along with many of the artists who per formed on the record. The CD 56» Acta* taatuma a !BR, 2 5BA. 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Asking $319,500 for this magnificent 12.5 acres* View s of Old Rag and surrounding mountains and Hughes River frontage! 46 acres, open & wooded, numerous building sites all with views and some looking --tover the river. An umujinit property offered at $795,000 If you art* looking for river-front propert), lAIJ, I’S! % a PPAHANNOCK F.AL ESTATE E SOURCE S _a__ Ill’ll M /INI >1 1 . HKOM H. i*KI. \HK 1m iU hw i »p|»n ,il» iH' inm »» /•» >*t 4iPt\ . M Rapp.tli.inntKkRc.tll st.HiRoouiwvvnm • "'40.n VI ll»o u>

Events rain or snwit, on vJCT ^ from 3-5 p*m*. at the horn* of Lucia Kitty* 'Mont Modi*" At 403 F t Valley Road* There m\\ be a tour of the pro Revolutionary home of Coot James S Stark and an Opportunity to loom some history of the FT Valley* Mont Medi was formerly the homo of Mary Elisabeth Hfto (t88Q-t968i. author of My nopoononnocH oioryoow . According to Miss Milo, tho nomo Mont Modi' moans "in tho midst of mountains*" Please bring a dish to sharo and a lawn chair* Tho socie* ty will provide tho main dish* drinks, plates and utensils* Please RSVP ty Sept* 30 to 540-875-1163 or rapphfh soctgcomcost.net Oct* 5: Rtunkxt Atkins and C later yyould like to invite family and friends to their annual family reunion Sunday* Oct* 5 from noon to 4 p*m*. at the Flint HHI NAriunteer Fite Department. Bring vour favonte dish and drink to share, paper goods and plastic wear will be provided. For more information call Sanor Beverage at 540-636-6003. Oct. 5: Fundraiser Everyone »s invited to a fundraiser at the Flint Mill Volunteer Fire Department on Oct. 5 from 2-6 p-m. The North Sea Gas. a Scottish band, will play- Adults $tQ and $25 for a family or a carload. The Ladles Auxiliary Club will sell hamburgers. hotdogs. fries and baked goods. For more information call 675-3286 or 675-3097 Oct. Si Landowners Landowners in the . Hughes River watershed are invited to |om their neighbors on Sunday- Oct. 5 from 2-4 in the Slate Mills Boston area to discuss land and water protection m the tncounty watershed encompassing portions of Madison, Rappahannock and Culpeper counties. These meetings are a collaborative partnership among Rappahannock County Conservation Alliance. the Blue Ridge Foothills Conservancy Piedmont Environmental Council and RappFLOW RSVP; recall eartMink.net or phone: 540^ 967 9tt8 Oct. S: SC V meets The next Sons of Confederate Veterans’ (SCVI meeting will be held on Oct. 9 at the Rapoahannock County Library at 7 p.m. Recruits are welcome. For more information; contact Lyle Henschefl; 703-407-1786. Oct. 10: Concert Rappahannock residents are invited to "An Evening with Marvin Hamtisch" at the Kennedy Center on Friday, Oct. 10; The concert by Oscar Tony. Grammy/ Putitter Pnje winning composer and pianist Marvin Hamtisch wilt feature a special appearance by Rappahannock’s own Maestro Loan Maazei on the violin The concert Is a benefit for the new Castleton Festival, to be launched July «?009 under Beautiful Sunk VW» • l!lw\tr* Luke • IW wrM m Kflp|mh«nmwk. VA IQiOOU S^> Ft Hum# ttHW* r fvfi itathn> 7 liifplmm tUm« w/mot\v xtulU »t paiMtuk* • C.upm IImiiw Swimming Pool ft IVnuw Court • Fully Finishml. Walkout ll*«i»m#nt ami Muih, Murk Mot-pi m I, -t*>--t. - A— nWiWrlls OUKtlOn. ItCftwS for the concert start at $20 and am available from the Kennedy Center Box Office; by phone at 202-467-4600 or at www. Kennedycenter org. Benefit tickets start at $250. including premium concert seating amt a reception immediately following with the artists in the Kennedy Center Atrium. TO reserve benefit tickets* please contact Amy Dickstein at The Webster Group. 202-237-0090 ext. 26 or amy#websterconsulting* com. Oct. Hr Gospel Ffcst Come out on Saturday* Oct. tt from 3-7 p.m.. and enjoy lovely views* colorful fail foliage, and great bluegrass gospel music at Dick and Jeannte McNear's hilltop farm at 32 Keyser Run Road in Gid Brown Hollow off Route 211. Featured artists am Hoilowbaund. Debbie Zlhn & Natural Gitas. Homemade Jam and the Stone Ridge Band. Admission is by donation. Good food will be available for purchase. This is a benefit for the Washington Baptist Church. For mom information call 54Q-6753336. Oct 14; Meeting The RappahannockRapidan Community Services Board and Area scheduled board meeting on Tuesday* Oct. 14, ad 1 p.m., at its office at 15361 Bradford Road. Culpeper. Individuals with disabilities who require special assistance to attend and participate in this meeting should contact Alisa Decatur at 540-625*3100, ext, 3146 or TTY 540-829*7391. The 7th grade class at Rappahannock County Bementary School announces its Williamsburg Thp Fundraiser kick-off. The class is taking orders for RC apparel, blankets and car magnets until Oct, 15. The items are on display in the RCES lobby or can be seen on the school Web site www,rappahannock.k 12.va.u s . Click on the RCES link, then classrooms, then 7th wade and you will see the fth grade fundraiser link, Order forms can be downloaded and returned to RCES. Any questions contact Natalie Hathaway at RCES or Amy Hitt at 540270-2535. Oct. 18 Cemetery ClMfMlp Anyone Interested in helping to dean the Beahm cemetery on Rg Nut Mountain, please meet at Thornton Gap church by 10 a,m. on Saturday, Oct. 18. For more information call Wayne Baldwin at 540-543* 2590 or email him at wafaba@peoplepc.com Oct. 19: Seminar The Rappahannock County Conservation Alliance (RCCA) is sponsoring a free seminar on the Surchase and sale at Irginia Tax Credits on Sunday, Oct. 19, from 3-5 p»m. at the Washington SAM SNEAD Lm Highway, Waahimjtvn Virgin* HT4T MXM0-MAWMT * MlM*fA«T4JI TUI Fhm Hi VA «RMamJMt 144 WINKS,\P LAN* * M!N1tY. V* tlMAt UMCAtimt rtwlwd aw« utt it miint. pfncefttl vtwntnr nuul in Mmaly is mwjr nnittdl brWk mmbWr. SIhm Itoynf itottM* MeM hl$ Mhhen and wwewi in tack pwvk 3Mk l.'BA VtUKhtti jinrog* tW iheds. Hock wnltt HUuaied on 2ft nm. Pastoral vtwm, pnrtinlty wooded landing down tu tta ftl|1|i»tanwi ii HMfc Ahuminm wiUHtft. Ml S«RW*H57»U ITdO.IHMI 'RmnStNMMt Realty prom Royal iKftee SMMO&iMKMt" 1 Hume Phone MfriMGMKKKt * ceu SMMMMMata ; ■> Tbwn Hell. Gay Street. Anyone who pays Virgmia taxes can lower their taxes by purchasing credits titan landowners who have donated conservation ease* ments. A panel of experts will explain the process from both a buyer's and a seller's perspective. For further information, contact the RCCA office at 540-9879118 or email rccaKgearth* link.net. Oct. 2* Fttry T&lc Walk Hearthstone School s annual Fairy Tale Walk (a fun, non-scary event) will be held on Friday, Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. Children are invited to come in costume. Healthy treats will be given out at each fairy tale scene. Cookies and cider will be served afterwards. Suggested donation; $6. The school is located two miles past Sperryville an Route 211. Far more inform motion, call 540-987-9212. Oct. 20; Tteil ride The Flint Hill Volunteer Fire Department is having, a trail ride for the public on Sunday, Oct. 26. Donation $30. Morning coffee with refreshments and bag lunch will be provided, Ride your own horse and at your own pace an marked trails. Hosted by farms; Bolton Branch. Hard Rock Farms, Patria. Red Fox Run and Wakefield Manor. Proceeds go to the fire department. Applications are due by Oct. ti. Current coggins required at check in. For more irrtarv motion call Janet at 540636-7731 or Deborah at 540-636-9713 Oct. 31: Fundraiser Hearthstone's annual Bulb Fundraiser Sale is in progress through Friday, Oct. 31. The sale features tulips, lilies, daffodils and other bulbs suitable for fall planting. Tb order, please call 540-907-9212. Nov. 1: Raffia The Rappahannock Lions Club is having its annual "Draw Down Raffia" fundraiser at The Link in Sperryville on Saturday. Nov, 1 at 5 p.m, For business sponsorships, tickets ; or other information contact Gary Settle at 540-9879333. 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CM 5*0-253-5228 6-8 M*B 3*0-270-3327 attor hour*. ■a- - t|4 B9MlQVi( “A **»*ntllvrWI AMrtmmtt t Bur w - hdwd tits W»mo c norm nowu nrs $800/mo NO Pets/Credit & cnmimol bhgmd ctwchs. Call Duma to mefca stSrSSm DMMttoti Kai yvllle IBB 4 2BB acts in hit* tone mansion. $730$ 9 0 0 mo (5*0)965*1238 MttOhoM* m*. turn, pnv. entr 6 deck oarH liK» setting. pot ok no smtw. 1800/mo utils inct 3 3*0-38** 131* MIDULKMKi; •In town. 2nd 11 upt. 2BR. I BA. hdwd fits. eat in kit balcony, W/D. Hie HR IMS? v utils. •KW sg It office <MY. iMttO V Utils. •48R. » 5BA. 2 HP. 2 cut gotf. country yetting $|M7?/mo Cathy Bernaihe. Thomas A MM Real IMate mmiatrm Penalty We; 1RR Anton stnaH farm Phrt entr, LR w,tpt. |aauttt. lull Kit 1800 c util 540-554-2282 Warrantor*: Rate Ground lyl apt 59* Community. 2br 2ba, sunroom & dan. oarg. tttnaas room, olubnouse. (ml. $1,500/ mo. 703-479-1711 1RR, ZRA near Cattatt. 4 prorate acrs. W/D. PP. oatij. shed Pat ok. $1000 month 540 788-1260 1.78 ao. Country noma m Upperville VA. 4hr. 25 ha. bdwd Hrs. Iff J stones *u full bmat. gorgeous lot w, lota of trass, stone patio, remodeled w- new appl s. alarm sys. new HVAC $2100/mo cad lor into 540 379-8377 $ RRi 2BA. Lg Kit. Landry. A Garage w the basement Located on a quart 'arm between Mtddteburg A the Plains $1 800/mo Call 540 253 5228 8-5 MF 5402703327 after hours 4RR, 21A, only $22.0001 Foreclosure' Stop renting' For listings cell 800-720-1316. ea t 2136 MR, 38A. LR. DR. Lg Kit, Laundry A Garage in Basement Located on a quiet larm between Mtddteburq A the Plains $2,000 mo Can 540 253 5228 8-5 MF 540 270-3327 after bra. Bealeion, 3BR. 2BA hums, full unfinished basement. $1250/mo 540-222-3385 ■HAND NEW Luxury Condos, conveniently located near Warrenton tram $900/ month Call (540)439-8848 rLRTCHKM *K*ru. rNOPKNIlKS m to-Mti-i** v»* Me-,*47-TOSS * 3 t?dr home near Warrenton. $875/ mo. 5m pets ohay. WwOf* 'lytin ill Swum- «»<mW 4 OMt* 'I hr hi AOS VW ’HK Ca»M» IS' '«*HJ . MARSHALL. 166, 3BR. £BA, Vtf/Q. hd*d ttfs, rm» yd; carport Good erodtt. It o 5 o m o (540)364-334# NapRCDt N*My *twf mobilo horn*, 2BR. OBA on 05 ass, $#00/mo. tmo sec dop r-rots 540-843 4930 *••»* CdmMv OBR. iBA manufacturad homo. $660. )BR. ISA r*mod»tt*d apt, att amsnrttse $74# CaM RRER 540-675-3843 Rtatorod homo WOodvilto, JBR. OB#, appt» mctd. d#eh, CAC.' hoot $950,mo *- uttl#. (940)987 6868 >Mnr t#*s* ,'BR oba pnvat* 8 sectudod mtn top apt $1050, mo. Orloan araa t/2 ot "wyav WAUMNTQN 1RR loft cottage on hots* tarm, $875r'mo melds sleet. 3BR. 2Ba. cottao*. lemced. W/D. $10/5/ mo, 1540)987 3280 -*- UA rot._> *WBnn«|«n *» mon»&* JBR $1000/ mo - utilities No uetg (240)375-1875 wwTunwii i rms 9twT at $500'mo. melds utils, s*o. entr. unv ha, no smkg/pets $280 dee 540 428-3889 HOUSE TQ SHARE $400/mo * 1/2 utilities. Catlett. Ail house amenities, Shite tilth. Femile oret 0. Call. 540*729*4903 Lake VMM* Culpeper. 2 lg BH. wllvin closet. uiHs 4 am*nill*s. Intetnet'phon* Gym/ 3BR. 1.SBA TH in Marshall *»c*l cond. dvaii 9/1 08. no 0*1# $960 mo. 540-229-7349 owner/agent PMft*Brook« Villae* Tbwn-homM t A 2 III a AvoilaMft 703*777*1941 Onbi those ssth doud n*Jlt »MMt aititv1 Wirranton In-Town Beat Wallow. JBR. Z5BA m. walk in closet. D/W. W/D. FP (meed hack yard, walk to shoos. Sec Dep $1150/mo. Avail October i 540.222.SB29 Times Community Newspapers ADS WORK Call 888-351 1880 Culpeper. VA A b o v » t h » Cameleer. 1000 SF for $9QQ/mo. AP KILL BLDtl 1000 sf 3250 st 115419 SF CM Doom to ClikMMr VA Class A office space ground floor, 1500 sf with parking $2500/ month CM Donne to make an Asst, 540*727-0884 Culpeper. VA Ctore BU/toittg 200 st office $275/ mo. second Hoot 500 sf ground floor $800/mo. includes utilities Call Donne to make an Aapt. 540*7274884 Cuipapar, VA Office and Warehouse space t T.QQQsf and up to 54,Q00sf 16.00 sf and up Call Donna to make an Appt. sao-rtr-oaso »■■■! ’ ■—— — ,. Cuipapar, VA Old Comcast Bldg on Rte 29. 9000 SF vw 0500 sf otlice space Call Donna to matte an Appt. 540-727*0864 Downtown > Worronton VA Olftce 9pace from 350*1 & up includes utilities $500 & up. Lower level' handicap access. Call Donna to malts an Anri. 540-777-0864 MSW BALTIMORE t.000 sg. ft. of ground level office cornmerctal space on Rt 39. plentiful parking at the dour Tenant pays utilities, pro-ratea share of real est. taxes $900'mo. HENLEY MGMT REALTY 540-041-4380 Ttte mates, * m<ie uff I66. 5 i ms of office syace kit. lull hath Lq parking lot .*03- '90 #509 6IQ and smell qame hunting 'I' No Va Call 703-(570 9783 01 visit ewe nsa me com V_J 6>atstsn. 9FH, 'onch. *175*. JBH. JSA, 5 acre 2 decks, paved drive Movein leadv' 1540)439 1934 Classified Ada Work Call 866-381-1660 Active Seniors 55 and Better! * Hull *ut washei A Jiv«t m euih ^nuttnvni »Baw>iiiMMily«nl w/jmrIki •**** Ii* tr^nk-mMAM I'^to Jt» MaaotCuytt.Wanvnuxi. VA 20! V» 54*34142*1 | ChantHt* VA. Jtjffgfift. brand now 3PW. 1.300*- st. $139.900. 9 ft codings, fttoplaso, PP GO schools, wading for 3 cars, an no** appttancos. community boot/ trtnsss contor. CM Aon! r03-378-89M. _tAcr* Commercial Lot’ ZOnod II, frontsg* on Rt 29 South trf W a r r a rt t o rt. $269,900 Marti* RummeL Lora A Foster 54€K272*tt<W Laho lot 3* aeros only $39,300 Woodod i prtv at* Corrvomont Northern Nook location E2 f*rms, Buy now, build lator Hurry, H m nod supply. 8W ~ro.28M. 2 for tf Bmictan Owner Financing Upper & lower separate living quarters. 5Pr. Jba, sep. prtv entrance to m-iew / auprtr suite. Quiet cul-desac IOC. S276K. Call John Brown (703)409-0362 MLS#PQ6834A15 Christopher Bert Estate Co. 2BA. onty $22.0001 Foreclosure! Stop renting! For listings call BOO- 720-1318. ext 2137 NCW let Time Home Buyer Program Special Government Purer assistance Program. 1 800 436-2813 Ext 070 to see It you quality. -- - H- -■»- - wiry wcviny RK/mAx Olympic ttatuNcrroH. va 2 mist BH 2 SB A UH «. bay. oallev Kit til .touts. decs. 2 sbeOs. new iieal uump. low maim $ir5H .SW)4JV-^S43 I ncaroNsmt ^ ELECTRICIANS swH hunting; i*rnfc Will pay and/or traoa ror oiactncai vwork (703) 4S1-78& Aula Naaatr Bustnam. Turn Kay, Fully Sauna*. Good Ctlaot . base Vkarrantan S8QK nag. 540 J4»-84S3 AMI Wlwl, 100% seasoned oak $19W cord, seasoned hard* wood $t 50/cord spUt traadat. 540-54T 4j»r The Vitalise OiMrlminl of' Agncuflur# and Consumer Services IVDACS) i* rssponstbl* 'or the 'eyutakon ot tual wood sates According to triad standards, ak bulk daks' anas of htewood tor homo boating must ba maaaurad in cords, or tractions or mutkalss ot a cord. Seekon 15.2 ot V Li ACS Itegulakon tts-oaoa soeetkaa trial weod lot usa as tual m bua torm sttak bs advarkaad. uttarad tor sala and sold only by measure, using trio term cord and traosanal uarts ot a cord, or thecubM malar Virotnta law problem tka uas ot terms suutl aa lane cord. rask. or oka ■ whan advertising. ottenne tar sale, ot asking weed ter usa aa tual. It th» burst visually inspects a truckload ot wood and apraas id a selkng price tor that load, ths ter tit truckload "'*» ba used. A standard pick-up truck usually hotds about two-theda ot a coid the ‘revelation dbknee a cord aa the amount ot wood contained m a apace ot U’S cubic teet with me pieoee ranked in 'owe touching and parakal to each othar. stacked compackv A standard cord msaauree H last long by 4 last hiub and 4 'sat wide l be Megulation also re,Julies preaentaksn ot a delivery ticket or salsa in■wje stakng quantity and > pnes upon JalWary by the soksr to ms uuicbaaai. I'kkute to comply wdh ttiia Fapulakon is a Class A imadamaanor the law also isauiraa mat tba sskar ore ssnt a dskvary beket ot sales invoice upon dakvary ut any "on-packaged Utemace ot stove wood In addition to the seller s natna ' and address, the ttekat must contain the putchaser s name and addrees, the 'tale ot dakvary. the quantity dekveied. the quantity upon wham the ones 'S baaad Ik it dktsrs born the dakvary quantity i aid the total price of the amount dokvered tb tka a complaint, contact our O boa of Product and industry Standards. WearMa A Measures Vnginia Department ot Agncuttuie and Conaumai Sarvwaa toil l i e a at t 800 5S2 WN9 Heasuned ft row out) tLWcur*. 1 car* minimum..54U* 74.4ms Albemarle County, VA Excellent ouoortumty for a conservation easement Located on Pasture Fpnce Mountain, ilf$+ acres of pristine, private upland forest, east of the Shenandoah Nat i Path. with abundant wildlife, game trails, and streams. tQ division rights. MWK Call till Gantry Jefterson Land i fealty S40-M*5QM www. Jeftereorvtand. com Pristine Horse Property $450*000 Kcppi/Mnnodi County Rottoot staus from Shun Nat I Path. Hamodalnd JDrS 5bth tiom* wlrga witty Kitcti. »tona 'Die. ml Hrs. S cat gtga. rntn vus. 4 stall tjatn m watanalactnc. 3 Daddoeka. Daniaa ChamHaf. Brakar 540-422-01 •• Country Ptacaa Waatty Madison County, VA Family Rutruat Sadudad sanctuaty on SID mjuOm) iKtvm, spring 'ml oond a/ Dtcttic orua, siraama. J0R. sBA man raaiitanca aiin calhudral catling, groat room, nitchan w island. latua covatad 'torn Dot eh uni cvvorwd Datio '01 a*itartaimna, SBB, SBA guost/m law'antal cottaga 1645.000 OWwiwi Dolour currant faaasaasmant. Call Bill Gantry Jaftaraon Land ft Aaalty 540-944-9050 *«« Jattaraon-land.com (TcoiSf-sro*. *27. 8*-? Mum - lly. Toy*. furniturOi doth##. 1Mt Cftrytlar 300. A mom. MutwiWt mt m zft I0am5tnn Follow signs front intersection at 2tt at 64ft Fum, appls. hardwere ft cottac tibia antiguas miM Meat 017522 9 4507 Remount R& *27 & 2ft 7"? Mum family, Equipment, loom. Him. dothe# High quality sq. ft round Pale# for horeee. Catttojroy also avail. (MO) r 937*StttB VJ program at Huntar s R«2t Wehaya addad soma qroat no* pome# * howw. plus me have art A-taled pony dub graduate ft Hcensad ludge new to our touching rostor. Beginners-advanced. aH ago#. Private ft Small group instruction tmwaMHiwMMiogt not (MO) NOttl* For ail of your Employ mont needs call tha Tfmaa Community Newspapers 888*361-1860 vwrtmqs, Ctmm. Cali for farm visit. tsniwMtta H mM War* mowiifr ami w* v* oot tons « lattovars. erarythtntt *1-5. Wart*, piartare. >-■»-»- —k. .H -»- - ‘ WwiWt* SnllTi 3nWQini lama* mar* A- fa*, piaoaa art turmtur* ($10-50) andt sotn* hi*b**nd: Mtatwa gmfr oats ($150 Kitcnan Aid.) CM to maha an aoporntmart lor prtvata viawing. Rrs» coma. Hrat sold. (540) 3*4*29». Go ahead* take a breaks Let your classified ad do th* work* Call today to place your ad. 54Q*35*M664 arPaaCDi*aP'j»s; wiSt*f*d. tjHvwht & rtNr *M. Ms,Fs *2»0. Cattattl540)788-9977 FAUQUIER SPCR LOST Ar FOUND PETS ADOPTIONS TOO! DU Til tOOtt Visit our rtomapayo at WMWtkfkuouiorspcSi com pmail fspca<$rtot£*ra. com tor • comptoto up to da» iiumg raft mat Bieatvatmo Sarvica & Fra* Rtl Dll* Call 571-233-4880 PM* 5 ytw oM mata* ttautoteP Lhttt Apao do®. Naada somaon* to play Kim.PiBMB can 540/341- <*373 baiwaan 6- 9pm. Praa ntt dir*, u-pwfc up or v*# can daHlvaf.703828- ?999 TOWN COUNCIL TOWN OF WASHINGTON, VIRGINIA Pursuant to Section 6-1-1 of the Tbwn of Washington Zoning Ordinance and Section 15,2-2204 of the i960 Code of Virginia, as amended, notice is hereby given that the Tbwn Council of Washing ton. Virginia will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, October ft. 2009, at 7"30pm at the fbwn Hall on Gay and Calvert Streets m Washington. Virginia to consider the following application. TW SU 0MM1 Nwftwin ifniiwi qm moumain >>vn mmsms w Wfly wwvviWt leasee of the property owned by Edward J. Pullen located at 329 Main Street in Washington, Virginia (Tax Map 2QA»t, Parcel 39, toned Village Mixed-Use), deelree a Special Use permit to operate her business (a retail use of lees than t.OQQ square feet) in the existing structure. Uae showed pursuant to Coda Section t**3e. of the Town of Washington Zoning Ordinance. A copy of the foregoing application is on file at the Zoning Office and available for public inspection. Monday through Friday 8:30am to 430pm at 290 Gay Street. Washington. Virginia 2274/The above-named applicant, adjacent properly owners, and any other pwtres wishing to be heard should be present at said meeting oi should address then written comments to the Zoning Admtmstfatoi. PQ. Sox 519, Washington. Virginia 22/47, in advance thereof By. John W. McCarthy Zoning Administrate?! RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY OFFICIAL VOTING INFORMATION Tha Constitution of Virginia 'aquira# that you ba 'ayistarad m tha ptacinot >n which you Hva m otcrtn to ba guatiliad to veto. In ordar to bo aitgibla to veto m tha Ganatal faction, to ba haW on Tuesday, NevamOai 4, COOB. you must ragistar no I Star than 4:00 KM. on Monday, Qctobar 0. 2000. Foi tha convamanca ot aligibia citijans, tha Votai Pagtstralion Othca ot RappahannocH County iocatad at 2B2A Gay Stiaal will ba opan lor ragistratton Monday thru PrtdO&a 9:00 4.M. 4:00 KM. tha Registration Offtca at 282A Gay Straat anil also ba opan on Saturdays, October 29 and November tL 200*. from 9:00 A.M. - 3.00 m«. foi the convenience of 'egisfeiwd voters afro heed to vbfe by (absentee ballot) lor this alactton data Propei l.D vaill ba leguired to vota absentee All i aquasts lor 'aasonabta accommodations due to a disability should ba mada to tha 'egtstrw with at 'aaat a 48-hour notica vqu ara encoumged to maha application lor votai registration Please call us at tha numbar shown baton* should you nave any duastions. Remember. a good citifan registers and votes MPQftTAMT 0AT*5 TO RfMCMMR FOR UPCOMING NOVKMMR QtNIRAL KLKCTtOftL Last day to register to vota - Monday, Ootobor t, 200* 8:00 A.M. 4:00 RM loot day tor ahoontao voting, Saturday. Novsmbsr 1. 200* 9:00 A.M. - 9.00 PM. Nancy S. Newlin Ganaiai Registrar s’«2A Gay Stiaal Washington. VA 2ZT47 iwoi rust cotof, t t'2 yrs old **nr shY i stwddntv. SKtnrty. Santos" I* i * * s * call 540-829- TZTT, IM - 259- 4.525. 540-33f-42S8. QF cai yout local animal shaltas Ufc. 8—illy daycar* in Amtssvilla, t>as ooawtga from intant to school as*. fttaachool Program. USOA food pre». CPWRtst Aid C*d. 1540)937-6092 Tim** Community Nowspapdre ADS WORK Garil 888-351-t 660 Reacfr mor# tharr 650.000 buyers ik setters irttneCtisaiMs Let us help you place your act Call today. 54Ch35t-T664. 888-35t-t66Q FW54O*35T-0m ARB VACANCY TOWN QP WASHINGTON ! Th* Tbnm ot Washington solicits letter* of interest to ttil a vacancy on th* TOwn of Washington s Architectural Review Board. Residency within th* 7bwn is NOT R£. QUIREO. Persons with architectural educatton or histone preservation training mm encouraged to w>pty. Letters ot interest must be received at th* town office by delivery, 486 Gay St. Washington. VA, or U.S. Mail. Pa Sox T. Washington. VA or tax to tacsrtrwl* number, ■>40-675-1/42 by no I Mr then £00 ftm. on Prato, October 3, 2fiMk . rOWNCOUNCtt _ - I. '^ . TOWN OF WASHINGTON. WMMMMt By; John C. Bennett Tbwn Attorney Rappahannock-Rapidart Community Services Board and Arms Agency on Aging Local Human Rights Committee PUBLIC NOTICE Th* Rappahannock-Rapaian Community Services Board and Area Agency on Aging is seeking individuals who are interested in serving as a volunteer on the Local Human ffights Committee (LHRC). H*altn Care Providers are encouraged to apply. This Committee meets Quarterly (January, April. July, and October) on the fourth Tuesday ot the month art 1:30 p.m. in Culpeper and >$ responsible tor ensuring that individuals receiving mental health, mental retardation, and subsume# abuse services are being treated vwth dignity, are free from abuse or neglect, and that thee baste rights we being protected. Pteaa* call 540^28-3100. extension 3148. email rrcebKprroeb.org, or sand vuur letter ot interest to Alla* Decatur at PROS8-AAA, RQ. Boa 1888. Cut* peper, Virginia 22701 n* later than Qato bar 17. 2008, mtSTtiB S SALB OB 3*TT SLAI'K MILLS ROAD Sperry ville. VA 2274B in Meeuuwn ol « Deed ol TruM in the oust rail intiKipai amount of W7.WI.OU. wrih an tnnuai inteie*l rate ol ? 62X0% from KOUBRT X BURCH dated October \ 2WT. among the land teaoid* ol the Ctrvuil Court lot the COUNTY OB RAPPAHANNOCK a» Deed Book/Instrument «t)7lR)WU»2?, the undar'igned appointed Substitute Itustee will otter tin *aie ol (mbits auction in the COUNTY OB RAPPAHANNOCK. on the (luM step* of the Circuit Court building tot the County ol Rappahannock totaled at «.*b Gay Street. Washington, Vtigmia on LXtobet I?. 3JU8 *1 i.'OU PM. the property with improvement* to wit: CONTAIN!NO iX ACRES. MORB OH LBSS. AND DBSIGNATBD AS TRACT X. ACCORDING TO A SCRVBY RECORDBD IN Pt Af BOOR X, AT BAOB XL AMO NO mb LAND RECORDS OB RAPPAHAN NOCK COUNTY. VIROIN1A. .uni described in the above Deed of Tturt. ■ tit* Map No. VI. I I B) mis COMMINICAHON IS BROM A DBBT.COLLBCTOR PERMS OB SALB ALL CASH. A bidder » deposit ol $IX,OUW t)0 ot IDA ol the vide price, whnhevet i» lowet. will be tequued ill .«*h. .mulled or cashier * check Settlement within lilteen 11 X> day* ol vale, otherwise Trustee* may toiled deposit Additional terms tw be announced at *aie Loan type Conventional PruMee * Bile No 0* I C.'X^D. PROBBSSIOISAL K’RK LOSt Rfc CORJA.>R.ArfON OB VIRGINIA. Substitute Duster*. CV SHAPIRO A BURSON. LLP ' R* Clearttvld Avenue. Suite »1V Viigtma Beech. VA :<4tC (7A?> t#7 »m. s/i 'm, w:vtw

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Countryside KITCHEN; A Kitchen which hunts on Main Strict datums one at- tout anginal Htepiaces. The anginal worn buck Mbchhg, new highly puttsbeO. is thought to be tn the part of the house which was once a tamer's buikfcng. DINING ROOM: Th* dtntng room Matures a leaded glass chinaas as an old dirong tafcri* and chairs* Qmwital rugs are shewn off by «h» polished back floors* Th» dtning room Q|»os to a scresnsd porch **th a vre* at a beautiful garciem tlV i£li*S*Vtn C!hv*r FOVtRi The entryway on Main Street is decorated in the French style with yellow and blue striped wallpaper, balloon valances on die windows, and a petite French ladies desk and table. The Sabol House: ‘Beauty, interest and taste9 Bv Hfc'tPN Wit l t VMS ■Sot-vitit tv Un> hHorttthtttun>vk Nvw* tho Sabo I Rouen' spinves tho www of Mum Sttool amt Hntrtu Hollow Komt tn tho fhwn ut Wuesfunstou nmt its mtorontuui itonum uitits to tho ambiuncv of this* l \nmtv tow n. tt wrtuittly is vV "tuwn“ houso with u tiny tHmt svttuMO ifurtton unit a disotpliju'ii book vmtt wtHt ;i tbiuitum. statuary* unit ook*rttii pltmtui|p** rho housv its cknirlv musk' up of two itte*tuiot parts with a brtvk o*tortor on ono part., ftontmp Mum Stroot. ami stutvo on tho othon hnniiK Hiirttt Hollow Komt, Tho spooulntiun is that it its minto up of two ittstmot bmkiinjtfs* o*»v a nnu this othor, tho itoarby stu*bln tnsuto tho ilivituon cun tw soot* m tho tlooruuj Ihto port. porhnps tho tumors* it» urunutil worn brtvk tkvr«* now hujhtv poh ishoit; tho othor. with o,kl wuto plutikoti pmo tloortnv. wins tho stubk'. Tho ow in'!-, i'oivlvn Sabot* ie» v (onjrtuno Rnppahutmovk tosulont. who rwnioti m t'nstloUm tor tunny vour*. Sho movant to town in itHH null putohue»oii tho homo on Mum Stroot. hot- tutuiv v»HU'» it hint boon tho homo of tho Into Or William lytm, who ■Jurtvtl Wukottoki School* unit ho* tunuty, Jo Marion n thrmor owtior of tho Wuo Kivk tmt. owninl it noxt tunt mmto oxtousivo miprovomouts* Sabot bought it hunt Bnrbara StocCtuu who hint pmvhotsoil it horn Mnnou. Sabot hun thru ishoit tho homo witti fusvtnutmp amt mh»roshtuj piovos, uttostinji to hor mtorost m animates ospovinUy ttopes, nutiuuos. ami thfonfeit artwork atui hmnslutup*, Thorn aro H'ur ttropltnos* witti ori)hn«l unk amt pmo mnntoltis amt sumnimK a tiny circular stair itw*o. ti bar bullion botumi bookvae«os* unit ovon. mvontnui to «m> oxport* a worn ton house mulomoath tho stmw. Hto outre wav on Mtim Stroot is ilooorutoit in tho Trench sty to with vvllow amt btuo stripoit wattoupor. balloon vuiemv* on tho wmik'w s, amt a potito French laities itosk amt tabto PiKrto by Smwnon Witi*«m» HOUSE TOUR; Carolyn Sabol's house an the CQm»r of Main Street and Hums Hollow Road tn the Town of Washington Is on* ot thro* houses featured on the annual Dried Power Sale and House TOur on Oct 18 and 19. The Sabot House is one of three houses featured during the annual Dried Rower Sale and House Tbur on October 18 and 19 sponsored by the Episcopal Church Women to raise money for chanties near and far. The other two houses are Bowling Green, on Resettlement Road in Rtnt Hill, owned by Charles and Mary Preston, and Patna, owned by Ran Krebser. in Huntty. Houses are open from tt a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. Oct. 18 and 1-5 p,m. on Sunday. Oct. 19. Tbe Is served both days from * 5 p.m.. at the Middleton inn. owned by Mary Ann Kuhn. Tickets are available at any house, or at Trinity Episcopal Church in Washington. Va. Both tho outryw«vv ;uul dinm*f room wuiti* «uv pomitmUtivti mmkunly wtth thux brtck. pmutm*jK tiud two lnr*R? Chinvoe pUuiuo(« murk thv tmMitkm bvtwwu thw*o two numiK Tlw timing hhhu opout* to a ?nTw<iwt porch with tv vww ot thvf lut*h ttnvi bcuutth.il buck gtu^ ih>n> tuui hiKbliKhtjt tv Unaictl rUu*»* china clouct, at* wvll tw» tut uki thtvmg table tuvd chain, Oriental rugs ;ire shown off by the polished brick floors. Lisbeth Subul. CarobnV daughter. a sculptor living <n Hawaii. ts represented by .'S>vvn\t of her large pieces, its well as by some early paintings of family pets. The living room features a walnut linen press from the LSUOs, two demilune English curved ^ oak tables, and other fascinating pieces, ‘the other section of the home contains, unt the first floor. Sobols office mid a kitchen. There are actually two kitchens in her house: one fronts on Main Street and the other on Harris Hollow Road which is furnished with an Irish pub table, an American cherry stv*p back hutch. and thumper faience plates of unique design. Upstairs, there is a womlerfiil master bedroom and bath suite: the bathroom is fit tor a ipteen. with murbie till's and capacious storage: the master beiiroom colors an* apricot and butterscotch, providing a southing feeling. This room is furnished with an old ornate desk from Belgium* with sevend secret drawers, a glass whatnot stand frill of small crystal and china treasures, and an old Chinese screen. A hunting vouch looks out over the balcony to the back gardi>n. Two other bedrooms, one with a fireplace, provide space fiir grandchiktren and guests, and both are filled with tiiscmuting pieces and paintings. One particular set of prints comes from Sabofs tuue of working in the White House when Dwight D. Eisenhower was president, tt was his custom to give prints of his ortginui paintings to the employees there. and Subol has three of them m the upstairs hull, Rappahannock artists Sharon Lynn Campbell. Sandra Fbrbush mid Geneva Welch are represented by paintings, and Tbtn von Ftuige by an oak table. Sabo Is son and daughter-in-law. Jeff mid IVggy Sabot, resale in Sperryville with tlieir three children. The Subol House is a home that fills the eye. wherever one looks, with beauty interest and taste. Thomas Mullany’s new exhibit: ‘highly anticipated9 Pumtm^v sculpture teheet his unique ami ironic take un life' Ift fcWHf H. IVvt i AKt’ H» ihv K \<>w< tn n cvntuiiiuui preseutn tien ef emeiuauK ivtietuil. nuttuunl etui intvctuitiunel urtists, K.H tteile.nl is ^i\hhI H» present UeW ^UUltlUK* i»t Wushnuiten, V«». Artist Themes Mullunv hvte Sept. 54T through tVt Review An upeniftif reception K»r the ArttSt Will tuke plniv on Sutvmiuv, Sept ii at the IteUerv. 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Item 4 H> T p-m, Refreshments will be serveU mui the pubiic is UIVitVHt The m>w exhibition bus been bi»{bl\ entuipntvii be k*eel unit national clientele us this is Mullen?‘s ftrst solo show m two veers, He will KHlhlblt new pointings unit sculpture that ivlWt his unkpte end ironic take on hie Ullli Its ISSUOS, US Well ilS HOW lyrical turn (scapes tor which he is Alsu well known Those tumthur with the emeriti# breadth of Mullein V work will net be disappointed U> prepare H*r tins show l beiiun bv collect»nr; together sketches unit reference materials pertinent te each paint - 11141.* ’•‘'hi Mullunv. “Must of this shew wus conceived in the lust veur nmi n hettl while seme of t hese ukvts imu 1%' from viHirs e*to unci nrv final!? nnulv te complete, other* t felt nee* led perfect itili. unil still others nre it fees that cunie to mind wink1 I wus getting the shew tocoth er “ Mullunv said his first pn writ? wus “to tsht ilewn du/tens of 11 lines un«l sketches te iust th<it which vs ill ls> shewn In preparation; I always niuke sine and sketch er write ik'wn ideas >*t Monumtent to Iitvtjsjbto Man. 0*1 on pan«l. i2U ’ s'* * ar UUM|it*W VJUHkIv jM« without p»vm»iKv \»vv'r Mi# pvtntnfc* ('I timv Thie» tt» th*> uttuuntv rmnU»m "A mnnt »t th**^ l>mutin*pk“ tu« smuk “tw» stmplv m,v nttvuipt U> *h»»w uth vr* nn mn«4fv that '♦prtm# hilly turtuvnl mU» uyv mmiL wtv»U’ ftlunx vtu'lurv « "*wm> l olwrwni wmhuml with « thought »m- kvlmic l hmi'* l hnvv bvvn rvpivwutm*! 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Folk music from Russia The Washington Balalaika Society Ochestta returns to The theatre at Washington. Via on Sunday, Sept 2B at J p m to perform a concert ot Russian and Eastern European folk »rmsic Tickets tor toe performance are S^O tor adults and $5 tor students IS and under Reservations are recommended Tor more information can MO £<**» 1050 or email Theatre VAv^paol com r m t?* Mcgfctkw l5th»i ‘Beggar’s Opera’ DornaHi Groves as Filch and Melissa Parks as Mrs. Peachum perform in the Chateauville Foundations production of ‘The Beggar s Opera“ (music arrange by Beniamin Bntten. te*t by John Gay) A free, outdoor screening of the opera, conducted ' by Lonn Maafel with a cast of young artists from his Oastleton residency program veil be ©resented on Saturday. Sept 27 on the Avon Hail lawn in Washington, Va A showing of the high-definition video on a tug screen will begin at nightfall approAimately 7 JO p m No reservations are needed. In the event of ra»n. the screening veil be held indoors at the Theatre at Washington. Va . on Gay Street