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Anthony Biggs of HealthCheck

By Carol Ballard Anthony Biggs, DNA Technician, and proprietor of HealthCheck, the unique business that offers a wealth of health services in Front Royal, got into it because of a tragic personal event involving his mother. “One of the things we offer is HealthCheck Medic Alert Systems, sponsored

by LifeAid,” he said.

The 24/7 alert system features a wrist device (like a watch) which can be pressed if the person feels the need. The company’s “Care Specialist” is contacted and addresses their issue. A second care specialist calls emergency services. EMS is contacted and sent to the person’s home and the original care specialist stays on the line until they arrive.

The idea to offer that particular system came about because his mother, who lived by herself in Washington, D.C. passed away in her home alone, and since no one was with her, she lay in her room for a week before she was found when he alerted friends to check up on her. “I felt like, ‘couldn’t something have been done?’” he said.

That event added to his interest in the elderly, LifeAid, DNA testing, several other health and well-being services, and so HealthCheck was born. Some of the many things the company offers are: a HealthCheck client profile; alcohol and Forensic drug screenings; confidential

HIV and pregnancy testing and taking DNA samples which can be used for a variety of things, including establishing paternity.

The Client profile provides calculations for BMI (Body Mass Index), blood pressure, blood glucose level, and measures for weight, height and waist circumference. It also shows body fat percentage, body hydration, body temperature, pulse and heart rate, and whether there’s a risk for diabetes.

With these kinds of tests, people will become aware of their health issues and can return to the office to have their levels checked up again since their information is already in the system. The initial fee is well below what a first visit to most physicians’ offices would be and the follow-up check ups are at a minimal cost as well, he said.

Their website notes that this is a place people can go to see a snap shot of what’s going on in their body without having a full medical work-up.

This is not meant to take the place of medical care, but it can help a doctor with an examination.

“It is nice to have the information before going to the doctor so they can show them. It is kind of like a physical, but more indepth because the doctor may not look at some of it unless asked,” said Anthony.

Other services available at HealthCheck are used in many

situations to add to a person’s personal information and family history. The DNA Archive kit can establish links to ancestors in genealogy searches, and is useful for identification in the event of a tragedy. The painless cheek swab and blood sample are saved and the information can be used in a multitude of ways. For example if someone is missing or has traveled to another country and has met with an accident, their identity can be more easily established.

Anthony noted that after 9/11 happened, some of the victims who had bought a DNA Archive kit and kept it at home were identified, even with a small sample of their body, by the relatives who volunteered the kit to professionals. These are also used if a child goes missing.

Some of the personal safety products in the office can be very helpful in certain iffy situations. For purchase are such items as stun guns; mace and pepper spray; first-aid kits; and a Child Guard that can be put on a child’s wrist, which beeps and alerts the caregiver on a key ring device when the child goes out of range.

Anthony has lived with his family in Linden since 1994, but his grandparents lived in Luray for years. They passé through FR when visiting them and liked it.

He and his wife have raised two children here, and love helping the community, he said “We like to help the community and keep it aware of its surroundings and whether there’s anything concerning safety,” he said. An example of this is found on their website.

In the child safety section, on the National Missing and Exploited children’s page are names of the latest missing children. A click on that will locate any state and the address of registered sex offenders.

Anthony is accredited with Chromosomal Labs and that’s where he sends the results of the tests he does. Their website maintains that this is the leading analytic laboratory specializing in DNA analysis for forensic

casework, convicted offender data-basing, paternity, family reconstruction and research and development For those who are curious about the procedures followed in some of the tests, the following information was provided by HealthCheck.

For the Pregnancy testing, an Aimstick hCG PBD (Protein Brand Dipstick) is used. The client gives them urine in a sterile sealed container which is provided by HealthCheck. This is then collected and an Aimstick strip is used. The results will show within 5 minutes. These early detection tests can be used within one week after conception or one day after a missed menses.

These are not sold in stores and only available to medical professionals, they said.

ALCO-Screen rapid professional test strips are used for the alcohol test and may vary slightly depending on what was ingested.

The participant is asked not to eat or drink anything 15 minutes prior to the test so people should call ahead for detailed instructions so HealthCheck staff can have the appropriate test ready.

According to HealthCheck, records are kept of all relevant information involved in the test.

The participant puts a small reaction test strip in their mouth

and saturates it with saliva for about two seconds. The test strip is removed and in exactly two minutes the test strip will indicate the result from 0.02%-0.30%.

These are D.O.T. approved tests.

For HIV Screening, the upper gums and lower gums are swiped in the participant’s mouth, and results are seen after 20 minutes.

Participants should remove dentures and refrain from eating or drinking for 30 minutes before the test. None of these tests require blood samples. Information is provided to the participant and they are asked to see their physician to validate a positive test. If the results are positive, the participant is asked to see their physician for validation, and will be given a form with the information to take with them.

HealthCheck is located at 904 John Marshall Highway in Front Royal, in back of Page Master Bookstore which is in the strip mall to the left when driving into the UPS office. Their office can also be reached by going through the book store. No appointment is necessary, and neither a doctor’s order nor health insurance is required for getting tested.

For information, call HealthCheck at 540.414.7842, visit www.healthcheck4u.com, or email healthcheck4u@mail.com.

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Death Notices

Jean Dunn

Jean Elizabeth Hoover Dunn, 86, of Winchester, died Sunday, April 14, 2013 in Winchester Medical Center.

Zahrain S. “Zack” Washington Sr

Zahrain S. “Zack” Washington, Sr., 45, of Winchester, VA died Friday, April 12, 2013 in Blue Ridge Hospice Inpatient Care Center, Winchester, VA. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Washington Family, c/o Tyrone Washington, 1952 Southport Court, Romeoville, IL 60446.

Norman Franklin Ashby Sr

Norman Franklin Ashby, Sr., 78, of Stephens City, died Sunday, April 14, 2013 in Winchester Medical Center.

Mary P. Nixon

Mary P. Nixon, 79, of Winchester, VA died Saturday, April 13, 2013 at her residence home.

Roy H. Smelser

Roy Hite Smelser, 78, of Frederick County, Virginia, died Wednesday, April 17, 2013, in Winchester Medical Center. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to American Cancer Society, 2654 Valley Avenue, Suite B, Winchester, Virginia 22601.

John R. Stanton

On April 17, 2013, John R. Stanton of Stephens City passed away suddenly in Winchester, Virginia while at the Willows.

In lieu of flowers, a donation be made in his name to the Wounded Warrior Project www. woundedwarriorproject.org the ASPCA www.ASPCA.org or the local Frederick County SPCA.

John V. Richards

John Victor Richards, 66, of Winchester, Virginia, died Tuesday, April 16, 2013, at his home.

Memorial contributions may be made to Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 West Cork Street, Suite 405, Winchester, Virginia, 22601

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“I’m So Shocked, I Cannot Move; Don’t They Care What the People of Middletown Want?”

By Sue Golden Frederick County Report As predicted, the Middletown town council and residents of Middletown are still mired in disagreement, anger, recriminations and disbelief over the appointments of John Blaisdell, John Copeland and Fred Wharton to a Steering Committee to negotiate a proposed boundary adjustment on the east side of I-81 on Reliance Road. The council appointed both Mr. Blaisdell and Gil Barrington to the planning commission even though they had walked off the council the year before leaving the town government high and dry. In addition, town zoning administrator Mr. Wharton was added to the planning commission. Councilor John Copeland was selected by Mayor Charles Harbaugh IV to be the council liaison to the planning commission. Mr. Blaisdell was elected chair of the commission, with Councilor Copeland voting.

At the March meeting, residents

expressed their disbelief and dismay that Mr. Blaisdell and Mr. Barrington were appointed to the commission.

There followed controversy surrounding the planning commission’s drafting of a new comprehensive plan, and the self-appointment of Councilor Copeland and Messieurs Blaisdell and Wharton to the “steering committee.” Following a meeting with members of the Frederick County Board of Supervisors, the steering committee claimed the meeting was “informational only”; alarmed council members who listened to the tape of the meeting clearing believed Mr. Wharton was entering into negotiations.

The town attorney, David Griffin, Esq., was called to a council meeting to elucidate the boundary adjustment process. In sum, Mr. Griffin said the process had been wrong from the start and advised the council to start over.

Heeding Mr. Griffin’s advice, the council did start over. It discussed

the boundary adjustment, what the council might or might not be willing to negotiate away, and drafted proposed guidelines for the steering committee. At the April council meeting, the council voted on appointing the prior self-appointed members of the “steering committee” to an officially appointed one.

Now former planning commission member Anita Holley spoke out vehemently against the appointments of Messieurs Blaisdell and Wharton, saying they could not be trusted. One example Ms. Holley provided was an incident when Mr. Blaisdell was the liaison to the planning commission, prior to his resignation. The commission had thoroughly researched a proposed cross-walk in front of the Wayside Theatre.

The commission forwarded written comments from such disparate organizations as the Middletown police department, fire department, the Wayside Theatre and VDOT regarding the crosswalk. The proposal, and all of the underlying data collected by the commission in its analysis of the proposed cross-walk was, according to Ms. Holley, delivered to the council liaison, Mr. Blaisdell, to

deliver to the council. According to Ms. Holley, Mr. Blaisell gave the package to Mr. Wharton and all of the information was lost.

“You cannot trust them. You cannot control them. You think you can, but you cannot.” Other members of the audience said later that they came to the meeting to speak out against the appointments, but arrived late and did not believe they could still sign up to comment.

After attending to other business, the council moved to vote on the steering committee appointments. Messieurs Blaisdell and Copeland were elected with Councilors Donna Gray and Tom Simon voting no. When Mr. Wharton’s vote came up, Councilor Carole Snyder joined Councilors Gray and Simon in voting no. Everyone looked to a stunned mayor to cast the deciding vote. Finally, the mayor murmured “I guess I am okay with it.”

Mr. Wharton was elected to the steering committee. Ms. Holley abruptly exited in disgust.

As the meeting broke up, a couple of residents sitting in the back of the room just sat there. “Why are we sitting here” asked one. His wife answered “I’m so shocked

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At the committee meeting Tuesday night, the acrimony continued. Councilor Simon pointed out that the guidelines were not voted on before the appointment, and he thought the council was taking things out of order. Councilor Gray was still uncomfortable trusting the steering committee after listening to the tape recording of the “informational” hearing. And Councilor Copeland was clearly on the defensive, arguing with other members of council.

In other news, there was generally a 9.65% increase in the employee health insurance. Even so, the budget projects $20,761,051 in expenses and $20,656,807 in income, leaving a negative balance of $104,244.

The council is looking for nominations for “Middletown Citizen of the Year.” Please contact town hall with your nominations.

Applications for the “Julian F. Carper Educational Trust Scholarship” are available at town hall or on the town website. Applicants must be permanent residents of Middletown and applying to or attending college or university. The deadline is May 3, 2013.

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Frederick County School Board Adopts FY14 Budget The Frederick County School Board has adopted its FY14 budget. The budget totals $166.4 million, including a School Operating Fund of $134 million.

School Board Chairman Stuart Wolk says, “Assembling the FY14 budget was a challenge, but the Board was able to address its primary budget priority by providing all school division employees with their first sustained salary adjustment since July 2008. Addressing salaries was possible thanks to support from the Frederick County Board of Supervisors who provided the school division with an additional $3.3 million in local funding for the upcoming fiscal year.�

Schools Superintendent David Sovine says, “The members of the School Board and Board of Supervisors are to be commended for working together to begin addressing some of the school division’s critical needs. I’m pleased that we’ll be able to implement a salary initiative beginning October first that includes a one-step movement for all staff and an enhancement to the teacher salary scale which will increase the starting salary for teachers to $40,000. This salary initiative not only recognizes the outstanding work our employees do each day, but will also help us attract and retain the best teach-

ers and school staff to serve our students and their families.�

In addition to addressing salaries, the budget adopted by the School Board provides for the use of sustained revenues as opposed to temporary funds. It also provides for a 7 percent increase in health insurance premiums for both the school division and employees who participate in the school system’s health insurance program. Sovine says, “Like many organizations, the school division is facing increased health insurance costs.

However, the 7 percent increase we’ll experience in FY14 is lower than the double-digit increases being experienced by other entities.�

The budget also includes funding for a new partnership that’s been developed between Valley Health System and several school divisions in the region. Thanks to the partnership and funding support from Valley Health, students will have an opportunity to explore career opportunities in health and medical sciences.

Frederick County Public Schools will begin offering a new Introduction to Health and Medical Science course to high school sophomores, juniors and seniors beginning in the 2013-14 school year. The course will introduce students to a variety of health

care careers and help them develop the basic skills required in all health and medical sciences.

Sovine says, “While I’m very appreciative of the additional local funding being provided to the school division, there are still some restoration efforts that are needed, but not funded in FY14.

These include technology replacement and upgrades, school buses, and equipment replacement. Other needs include the renovation of aging buildings and additional resources to address enrollment growth. As we look ahead to FY15, we plan to implement full-day kindergarten to help better position our students for success. In addition, we need to continue our effort to offer competitive salaries in order to attract and retain the highest quality employees.�

The Frederick County School Board has adopted its FY14 budget. The budget totals $166.4 million, including a School Operating Fund of $134 million.

School Board Chairman Stuart Wolk says, “Assembling the FY14 budget was a challenge, but the Board was able to address its primary budget priority by providing all school division employees with their first sustained salary adjustment since July 2008. Addressing salaries was possible thanks to support from the Fred-

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Schools Superintendent David Sovine says, “The members of the School Board and Board of

Supervisors are to be commended for working together to begin addressing some of the school division’s critical needs. I’m pleased that we’ll be able to implement a salary initiative beginning October first that includes a one-step movement for all

Middle School Students to Get Help in Math

By Kristen Smith Capital News Service RICHMOND – Middle-school students who are struggling with math will soon get extra help.

In July, a new state law kicks in that will require public schools to provide “mathematics remediation and intervention to students in grades six through eight who show computational deficiencies.�

House Bill 1350, part of Gov. Bob McDonnell’s education agenda, won overwhelming approval from the General Assembly this year.

The bill was introduced by Delegate David Albo, R-Fairfax, with support from Delegates Kaye Kory, D-Falls Church, and Bob Marshall, R-Manassas. McDonnell signed HB 1350 into law on April 3.

It takes effect July 1. The new law will require school divisions to help middle-school students who do poorly on “any diagnostic or grade-level Standards of Learning mathematics test that measures non-calculator computational skills.�

The law will help teachers target students’ weaknesses in math and provide individualized instruction. “Students who are having difficulty in mathematics in middle school are at risk of not being prepared for Algebra I and other high school-level mathematics courses they must pass to earn a diploma,� said Charles Pyle, director of communications for the Virginia Department of Education.

Middle school students with failing scores on the math section of Standards of Learning test cannot be placed in Algebra I when they begin high school.

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Schools staff and an enhancement to the teacher salary scale which will increase the starting salary for teachers to $40,000. This salary initiative not only recognizes the outstanding work our employees do each day, but will also help us attract and retain the best teachers and school staff to serve our students and their families.”

In addition to addressing salaries, the budget adopted by the School Board provides for the use of sustained revenues as opposed to temporary funds. It also provides for a 7 percent increase in health insurance premiums for both the school division and employees who participate in the school system’s health insurance program. Sovine says, “Like many organizations, the school division is facing increased health insurance costs.

However, the 7 percent increase we’ll experience in FY14 is lower than the double-digit increases being experienced by other entities.”

The budget also includes funding for a new partnership that’s been developed between Valley Health System and several school divisions in the region. Thanks to the partnership and funding support from Valley Health, students will have an opportunity to explore career opportunities in health and medical sciences.

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Seasonal Allergy Treatments for Children Millions of people suffer from allergies every spring, including many children. In fact, according to the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, about 40 percent of children in the United States suffer from allergic rhinitis, also known as hay fever.

Hay fever is triggered by breathing in allergens, like pollen, commonly found in springtime air. Sneezing and nasal congestion are some of the most common symptoms, but your symptoms can vary depending on the types of plants that grow where you live.

The following tips will help you minimize seasonal allergies in children, and learn more about allergy treatments.

How to Prevent Allergies in Children If your child suffers from seasonal allergies, there are steps you can take to reduce their symptoms and decrease the use of medications: During the spring, keep your children indoors in the evenings because pollen levels are highest during that time of day.

Keep your home and car windows closed during windy, sunny days.

Have your children take a shower after spending time outside to remove any pollen residue on their body or in their hair.

Have your children change their clothes after spending time outside because they will carry pollen indoors on their clothes.

Dry your clothes indoors instead of on an outdoor clothesline during this time of year.

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Two James Wood High School Students to Compete at the HOSA-Future Health Professionals National Leadership Conference James Wood High School students Ashley Dunbar and Mira Bagous will be competing at the HOSA-Future Health Professionals National Leadership Conference in Nashville, Tennessee, June 25-30. Dunbar advanced to the national competition by placing second in HOSA’s state medical terminology competition. Bagous advanced by placing third in the medical reading competition at the state level. Brittany Lewis and Olivia Athey also represented James Wood in the state competition.

Allergy Medicine for Children Medicine can help alleviate allergy symptoms in children, but with any medication you give your child, be sure you’re using the right medication for your child’s age and weight. Follow the instructions carefully to be sure your child gets the correct dosage.

Over-the-counter, generic allergy medication is effective for many people and can cost less than prescription allergy medications. If you have any questions about what medications are right for your child, ask your family doctor. Some common allergy medications include: Nasal decongestants to relieve a stuffy nose. Antihistamines to relieve sneezing, and an itchy, runny nose. Nasal corticosteroids are also often used, but are available only by prescription.

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President Lou Ann Thompson’s Initiative: Parade Enhancement

Current Festival President, Lou Ann Thompson, realizes as well as anyone that the Festival simply can’t bring 50 or 60 high school bands to the Grand Feature Parade as it did in the 1980s. She realizes that the days when nearly every civic and service organization in the Shenandoah Valley put a float in the Grand Feature Parade are no longer with us. She realizes as well as anyone that three-day celebrity visits become more and more difficult each year.

But, she also realizes how badly Festival Organizers and Festival Fans want big, long, top quality parades; and, for her “Pet Project,” she bravely and tenaciously chose: Parade Enhancement.

Anyone who studies this situation to any degree can very quickly see that finances are at the root of many of these problems. In tight 21st century budgets, line items for parades don’t always survive.

A perfect example: branches of the armed forces have recently been forced to trim their budgets due to the so-called “Sequestration Cuts.” So far this year, the Festival has lost two good military parade units from the armed forces due to these cuts. President Thompson realizes the complexity of the problem; and, she is actively involved in getting the best possible grasp on the situation so that she can continue her efforts in 2014 [her final year as Festival President]. However, it

should be noted that she has already achieved some notable successes for the 2013 Festival; and, these should be pointed out at this time for “Parade Lovers” everywhere.

• The Washington Redskins Marching Band will appear in the 2013 Grand Feature Parade, sponsored by Rubbermaid Commercial Products. Celebrating its 75th year, the Washington Redskins Marching Band is the oldest marching band in the National Football League. Known for leading crowds in the team fight song,

“Hail to the Redskins,” the band was created in 1937 to entertain fans and add excitement to their game-day experience. The band is an all-volunteer ensemble of 100-plus musicians, encompassing lawyers, teachers, military personnel, Redskin fans all!

• Members of the Washington Redskin Cheerleaders and the Redskin Cheerleaders Alumnae Squad will also appear in the Grand Feature Parade.

• The Festival is very pleased to announce the return to the Grand Feature Parade after a long ab-

sence of the high-stepping, highenergy marching band from Ballou High School in Washington, D. C. • The Festival is pleased to announce that, for the first time ever, it is welcoming the West Virginia University Alumni Band to the Grand Feature Parade.

• As was previously announced, the Festival is pleased to welcome the Budweiser Clydesdales back to Winchester. Appearances are planned in both Festival parades; and, the Clydesdales will also be appearing at Virginia Eagle Distributors on Route 11 South in Kernstown during Festival Week.

• The year 2013 also brings the return of the “Salute to the Troops” segment of the Grand Feature Parade. This “Parade within a

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Feature units include the United States Air Force Color Guard and the United States Air Force Drill Team.

• The Festival is pleased to announce the return of the Washington, D. C. Fire Department Emerald Society Pipes and Drums. This group that looked so sharp last year leading the “9-11 Flag” through the streets of Winchester returns to lead the 2013 Firefighters’ Parade.

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Bill Elliott: Sports Marshall 86th Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Evernham Motorsports at Rockingham, moving up from a start in the rear of the field and leading 140 of 393 laps. During that season, he also finished in the top-five nine times and had 12 top-10 finishes. Moreover, Elliott has achieved amazing popularity, winning the NMPA’s “Most Popular Driver” Award a record 16 times, eventually retiring his name from the contest in 2003.

Bill Elliott races a reduced driving schedule as he prepares to retire. During this new stage in his career, Elliott’s first thoughts are for his fans, answering their disappointment by reflecting, “The way I look at it, there’s got to be a time when you’ve got to step back. We don’t live forever. We don’t drive forever. We don’t do a lot of things forever. It would be nice to do it, but I feel like this is an opportunity for the fans where I can still run some events.” During his less rigorous racing schedule, he has devoted more time to developing his son’s racing career and helping other talented drivers along their way.

Bill Elliott’s devotion to both his sport and his supporters equals Racing legend Bill Elliott has built one of the most distinguished records in NASCAR Cup history. Throughout his career he has radiated a modest and friendly personality that has endeared him to race fans of all ages. From cutting up car bodies in the early days to winning NASCAR’s first million-dollar bonus, Bill Elliott has seen and done it all. Though quiet and unpretentious, this NASCAR Cup champion has been dazzling fans with his racing ability for an amazing three decades.

In 1985, he won 11 races and 11 poles on his way to winning the first Winston Million in NASCAR history, bringing a new fame to him and the sport of auto racing.

His victories in the Daytona 500, the Winston 500 at Talladega and the Southern 500 at Darlington earned him the million-dollar bonus and the nickname, “Million Dollar Bill.” Elliott’s “fuel-injected” success also landed him on the cover of Sports Illustrated as the first Winston Cup driver to appear on the cover. Additional

glory followed and in 1988, with six wins, six poles, 11 top-five and 22 top-ten finishes in 29 races, Elliott earned NASCAR’s Sprint Cup Series championship.

In 1995, Bill Elliott began his own team and assumed sole ownership a year later. In 2000, he celebrated his 25th anniversary in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series. He made another high-profile move in 2001 when he joined Ray Evernham and Dodge as the lead driver of their organization.

The team would herald in a new era for Dodge as the manufacturer made its return to the track after more than 20 years.

His 2001 standings were his best overall since 1994 with one win, two poles, five top-fives, nine top-10s and a 15th place finish in the points. In the 2002 season, he won four poles, finished four times in the top-five, 11 times in the top-10 and captured the checkered flag twice in a row: once at the Pennsylvania 500 and again at the Brickyard 400. By November 9, 2003 he had achieved his fourth win for

his talent, making him a legend with both his team and his fans.

Career Highlights • 1985 Winston Million Winner • 1985 Daytona 500 Winner • 1987 Daytona Winner • 1988 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Champion • 2002 Brickyard 400 Winner • 44 Career NASCAR Sprint Cup victories • 175 Career NASCAR Sprint Cup Top-5 Finishes • 320 Career NASCAR Sprint Cup Top-10 Finishes • 54 Career NASCAR Sprint Cup Poles • NASCAR Most Popular Driver: 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995,

1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2002. Fan poll conducted by National Motorsports Press Association (NMPA).

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Apple Blossom Salute to the Troops Navy Captain Eugene B. “Red” McDaniel as its speaker.

McDaniel is a Vietnam veteran who became a prisoner of war for six years after his A-6 Intruder aircraft was shot down.

During his time as prisoner he was brutally tortured for his efforts to aid an organized prison escape.

Even though McDaniel was in deplorable condition he recalls keeping his faith in God. “Even in my darkest moments, I never lost faith in my God, my country and my family,” McDaniel said.

“It was this faith that sustained

By Thomas Ainsworth Frederick County Report Coming back to the 86th Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival this year is the Salute to the Troops. All of the branches of the armed forces will be represented by 26 units. They will be honored as they march in the Chevrolet Grand Feature Parade, Saturday May 4.

Apple Blossom volunteer and retired U.S. Army Staff Sergeant John S. Lewandowski is responsible for attracting so many troops to the parade this year.

“We want to be able to honor all of our troops from all the different conflicts,” he said.

Lewandowski is currently the Founder and Chairman of the Board for the Disabled Veterans Committee on Housing. DVCH is a nonprofit organization that provides new, affordable and accessible housing for disabled veterans throughout the MidAtlantic.

“Our community should be aware that we have many veterans within our area who are dealing with difficult times due to the economic strain,” he said.

“This is our way of saying thank you for their service.”

In addition to the parade, the Prayer Brunch, presented by Knouse Foods, will honor the troops by having retired U.S.

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me during those long and difficult years. God was with us in Hanoi and I learned to trust Him. I learned early in the game not to ask God to perform great miracles or to serve as a way of mental ‘escape,’ but I learned to ask Him for patience and for the necessary strength to meet each day.”

After McDaniel’s release from the prison camp he returned to active service. He is also the author of “Scars and Stripes” which details his six years as a POW. To listen to McDaniel speak of his incredible experiences, come

to the Prayer Brunch on Friday, May 3rd at 9:30 am at the Fellowship Bible Church located at 3217 State Route 628 in Winchester. Tickets are available at the Festival Store (107 Millwood Avenue) for this and other events as well as Parade seating.

If you have not made it to the Bloom in recent years, this is the opportunity to enjoy the Festival and support our service personnel who will be part of the Saturday Parade. Visit www.thebloom. com to learn about the “Salute to the Troops” and all the exciting plans for the 86th Festival.

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Michael Landon’s Family Continues To “Love To Bloom!”

Ann Landon [Matthews], served as Queen Shenandoah LIII; and, family members came east from California to witness her reign.

Sixteen years later, in 1996, after Michael’s untimely death, Leslie’s sister, Shawna Leigh Landon [Lupia], served as Queen Shenandoah LXIX; and, once more, the family came east from California to witness her reign. Thirteen years later, in 2009, Ashley Taylor Landon, daughter of Michael Landon, Jr., served as Queen

Shenandoah LXXXII; and, for the third time, the family came east to the wondrous Shenandoah Valley to witness her reign.

Obviously charmed by this area and by this Festival, the Landon Family has maintained close contact with Festival Officials; and, in 2013, Festival President, Lou Ann Thompson, is pleased to announce that Rachel Lynn Matthews, daughter of Leslie Ann Landon Matthews, will serve our magical realm as “Queen Shenan-

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The baby-faced singer with the big voice, only 20 years of age, will certainly be one of the youngest [if not the youngest] Grand Marshals in the long history of the Festival. The Festival is proud to have another opportunity to show that, when taken

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• Steve Foster and Amazing Grace 1pm. See Grace the Mule perform some of her famous tricks! From Today Show Fame and she starred w/ Robert Duvall in the movie “Get Low” a Shenandoah Valley original!

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Saturday April 20 12th Annual Pedal for Pooches bike ride. Proceeds go to Briggs Animal Adoption Center and Spay Today. For more info: www.baacs. org or 304-724-6558 4pm to 7pm Shawquon Ruritan Club of Stephens City is holding a Spaghetti Dinner at the Stephens City Methodist Church, on Main Street in Stephens City $6.00 for

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Newtown Local Market to Open in May Newtown Local Market open Saturday’s 9am to noon. Our first Saturday will be Saturday, May 4, 2013. Newtown History Center has agreed to allow us free use of the padded space across the street.

Customers can be directed down the side street for parking on the grassy area behind. Market Questions— Stephens City Town Hall: 869-3087; Vendor Questions: Angela Mohr 869-8529

Handley Regional Library to close for Apple Blossom festival All three branches of Handley Regional Library will be closed Friday, May 3 through Sunday, May 5 during the Apple Blossom Festival. This includes the Bowman Library in Stephens City, Clarke County Library in Berryville, and Handley Library in Winchester. All branches will resume normal operating schedules at 10 a.m. Monday, May 6. If you have any questions about the closing, please contact Trish Ridgeway at 540 662-9041 ext 14, or by email at tridgeway@handleyregional.org.

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Love Seat for sale. Floral print cushions/pillows. White wicker trim. Good condition. $40. Call 540-869-7571

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Beautiful Amish crafted 8 piece solid light oak dining set with 2 piece hutch with glass/wood cabinet, pedistal table with leaf, 4 high back chairs. Picture can be sent 423-470-6911 Stephens City (2/7)

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Entrance Gate $5Handicapped Admission FeeParking

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Food Court

GATE

War Memorial Bldg Stage

For Kids

Sunday Only

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GATE

Midway Food and Games

Food Court

Arts & Crafts

Sunday Only

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GATE

Boat & RV Show Midway Food & Games

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Rescue Stations GATE

Rescue Stations

Boat & RV Show

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For Kids

Only

Entrance Gate $5 Admission Fee

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Midway Food and Games

Arts & Crafts

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GATE War Memorial Bldg Stage

Hosted by

GATE

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Chevrolet Experience

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Midway Food Arts & Crafts Saturday & Games & Sunday

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LOWERY DRIV E

The Official Digital Wireless provider for the Festival Volunteers

Chevrolet Experience

Please, NO PETS are allowed at Weekend in the Park

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LOWERY DRIV E

Arts & Crafts Saturday & Sunday

P The Official Digital Wireless provider for the Festival Volunteers

Please, NO PETS are allowed at Weekend in the Park