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Volume 57, Number 10 • March 10, 2011

Deputies discover county man dead Roommate arrested on drug charge

By Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

A Goochland man was found dead Sunday night and his roommate has been arrested on a drug charge, said Goochland Sheriff James L. Agnew Monday.

Deputies went to a home in the 12900 block of Holly Lane in Manakin-Sabot to check on the welfare of Eric William Amman, 22, after a friend called from

Chesterfield County saying he was concerned about Amman.

Amman’s roommate, Andrew C. McKenzie, 32, was uncooperative with the officers, saying that he didn’t know what the deputies were talking about. As deputies were verifying McKenzie’s identification, McKenzie closed the door and refused to allow deputies to enter. McKenzie then called see Death > page 5

File photo by Ken Odor

Budget outlines GES principal Stacey Austin takes additional cuts School transfer position in Chesterfield County still a major Goochland Elementary School Principal Stacey Austin leads students on the first day of school last fall. Austin announced last week he has accepted the principal’s job at Robious Elementary School in Chesterfield.

By Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

Goochland Elementary School principal Stacey Austin has announced that he will be leaving his current job at the end of the current school year.

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Austin will start his new job as principal of Robious Elementary School in Chesterfield County beginning in July he said in a Feb. 22 letter addressed to the Goochland Elementary School Community.

In his letter, Austin called

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the change an “unbelievable opportunity for me to grow as a professional in a larger school district.”

Austin, who has worked for Goochland Schools for the past 15 years, said he looked forward to “continuing our fight for educational excel-

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lence in Goochland. However I will soon be a member of the parent group by your side pursuing our goals for the school system,” he wrote.

Austin, who had served as principal at Randolph see School > page 4

get numbers last week and they showed another decrease, as the county continues to face declining revenues.

Deputy County Administrator John Wack told the board that the budget was

By Ken Odor based on a 3.8 percent decline jodor@goochlandgazette.com in taxable real estate assessments Goochland supervisors got with a further 2 percent decline the county administration’s see Budget > page 4 recommended FY2012 bud-

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FEATURE: The Lives We Lead

March 10, 2011

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Rotary volunteers warm community hearths

By Jim Ridolphi news@goochlandgazette.com

The Goochland Rotary Club takes its role as a service provider in the community very seriously.

Conducting numerous programs throughout the year that assist the community, the group doesn’t take time off when cold weather arrives. As usual, the club identi-

fied a need and found a way to fill it.

About five years ago, Ennion Williams came up with the idea of donating wood to county families who needed the supplies to heat their homes.

“Knight Bowles coordinated the effort for several years and this past year, Lowe Lunsford directed the project,” said club member and publicity direc-

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tor Rich Costanzo. Lunsford is also president-elect of the club, and John Wright is the current president.

The Goochland Free Clinic and Family Services identifies families who need the firewood and supplies the addresses for the deliveries.

With this year’s colder than usual winter, requests were up for the vital service, and the Rotary responded. “The Rotary Club delivered more than 100 loads of wood to needy families,” Costanzo said.

Club members gathered on Saturday mornings to cut the wood, all of it donated by residents of the county. Over the past few years, club members put in hundreds of man hours on Saturday morning, cutting trees, splitting wood, loading their own pickup trucks and delivering to locations throughout the county.

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ty residents and those proceeds go to support other Rotary programs. For example, funds raised are used to pay for the holiday meals delivered to residents, contributions made to the Christmas Mother, scholarships awarded to Goochland County High School seniors, and many other worthwhile causes supported by the Goochland Rotary Club.

The woodchuck program is just one of many programs sponsored and run by Rotary members. Some sponsored projects include Meals on Wheels, Adopt a Highway, Lend a Hand home repairs, Habitat house, holiday meals and the Christmas Mother.

Members also engage in reading to elementary students through the Rotary Reads programs, and also support the county’s Tiny Tots program.

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Richmond Symphony. Those funds, approximately $20,000, go to support GFCFS. The Rotary Club meets weekly and the gatherings are “non-political and non-religious and open to all cultures, races and creeds.”

With winter coming to an end and woodcutting almost finished, the club is moving on to other missions and projects. “The main objective of Rotary is service in the community, in the workplace, and throughout the world,” Costanzo said.

Lunsford said the woodchuck program is another in a long line of successful projects the Rotary has undertaken.

“As far as the woodchuck story goes I would sum it up as a win-win situation,” Lunsford said. “There are many families in Goochland County who heat their homes with wood (either partially or completely). Most of the people who heat with wood exclusively have limited incomes, are elderly, disabled, or disadvantaged in some fashion,” he added.

Current Rotary president John Wright said the wood cutting efforts are typical of the dedication displayed by Goochland Rotary members

year round. “ “The members of the Goochland Rotary Club like to marry ‘sweat equity’ with charitable giving as much as possible. While this project doesn’t involve any monetary giving, we feel that it does impact the community as much as any gift we could make,” Wright said.

Wright added that the rewards of community service are clearly evident when volunteers deliver the final product.

“This project, through the years, has been very popular among our membership.

It’s a great way to see the impact of our efforts on the smiling faces of those with whom we come into contact.”

This year’s Rotary officers include: John Wright, - President, Don Lee, - Past President, A. Lowe Lunsford, III, President-elect, Joy Kline, - Secretary, Jack Martin, - Treasurer, John Kendig,Sergeant-at-arms, George Gill, - Director of Club Administration, John O’Connor,- Director of Club Membership, Paul Miller, - Director of Club Rotary Foundation, Richard Costanzo, -Director of Club Publicity, Jim Barden, Director of Club Service.

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NEWS: What’s Going on in Goochland County

Wild horses threatened with extinction says advocate

By Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

“You ought to be upset as a taxpayer,� said Ginger Kathrens last month as she waited to speak to the Three Oaks Equine Client Education Seminar last month at Hermitage Country Club.

For 16 years Kathrens has been battling the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in its program of rounding up wild horses and burros on public lands.

Kathrens, who has become well-known through her series of documentaries on Cloud, a stallion in the Arrowhead Mountains of Montana, claims BLM is losing money in its wild horse management programs. Taxpayers should be angry that the agency is losing money in its land management while reducing the number of wild horses and burros she maintains.

But BLM claims that more wild horses are roaming public lands now than in 1971, when the 1971 Wild FreeRoaming Horses and Burros Act was passed.

Whatever the truth is, no one can doubt Kathrens’ passion for the animals to which she has devoted the last 16 years of her life.

Kathrens claims that the BLM aims to reduce the number of wild horses and burros because they compete with commercial livestock for limited forage on public lands in 10 western states, such as Montana, Nevada, Arizona and Colorado. She fears that other pressures, such as oil and gas exploration and water removal motivate the agency to reduce the number of wild horses.

But the BLM claims that the current count of about 38,000 wild horses and burros exceeds by about 12,000

the number of animals that can be supported by their environment.

Kathrens calls the BLM numbers inflated, claiming there are only about 18,000 animals left and that they are being “managed to extinction,� with herds being reduced to levels where they are no longer genetically viable.

The BLM on its web site calls the “manage to extinction� charge a myth.

According to the BLM, it rounded up and removed about 10,000 animals in 2010 and adopted out about 3,000.

In this highly charged debate, Kathrens said she is optimistic, particularly because the BLM recently halted a roundup in Antelope Valley, Nevada.

She advocates a stop to the roundups and releasing some of the horses that have been rounded up back into

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expected next year. The budget incorporates expected declines in other revenue sources, such as sales taxes, business licenses, building permits, and interest earnings. It is based on retaining the current 53 cent per $100 real estate tax rate.

A savings of $800,000 expected to be generated in this fiscal year is included in revenue for FY2012.

Some major changes in the FY2012 budget are an increase in the Correction and Detention budget for adult jail space in

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the Henrico Jail of $277,800, a transfer to Capital Improvement Program for Parks Development of $200,000 and an increase transfer to County Utility to support recurring debt cost after reserve is gone of $250,000.

Emergency Communications reflects inclusion of $148,000 in E911 operating costs, previously shown separately from General Fund.

Wack said the total requests from departments for funds was $41.3 million, while the proposed budget is $39.2 million, tied to available revenues.

Some notable examples of increases in requests that were not included in the proposed budget were $500,000 more from the Sheriffs Office for five additional positions, and $69,000 more from Fire/Rescue for an additional full-time position and operating funds.

The largest discrepancy between requested funds and the proposed budget was the slightly more than $1.4 million requested by schools.

The board voted 4-0 to advertise the proposed budget for public hearing on March 29 with District 4 supervisor Malvern R. “Rudy” Butler abstaining.

“We should meet with the county departments before we hear the county administrator’s

budget,” said Butler.

The advertised tax rates, in addition to the unchanged 53 cent real estate tax rate, include substantial increases for general water and sewer and for the Tuckahoe Creek Service District (TCSD). Ad valorem tax rates for the TCSD would also increase.

In the public comment period before the evening session in which the budget and tax advertisements were approved, a number of citizens spoke in favor of fully funding the schools’ budget request.

“I would ask the board fund the school board budget for the coming year,” said Elizabeth Nelson-Lyda. “It’s the minimum standard I would see the children of Goochland County have.”

“I am advocating that you actually increase the tax rate,” said Jo D. Hoskins.

Angela Carter said, “I am begging the board of supervisors to make the right decision. Please help prevent further deterioration of our county and schools.

Our schools have been asked to do so much with so little and it’s really taken its toll and it’s really starting to show.”

But John Harper said the county needs economic growth.

“We need to make sure we’re not taxing ourselves out of the hole we’re in. We were promised

an economic development plan a year or two ago, where is it?” he asked.

Penny Palen said she would “personally welcome an increase in the tax rate,” and asked the county to consider a moratorium on tax assessments. She then displayed a check for $53 payable to the Goochland Free Clinic that she said represented the tax loss on her property due to the decline in its assessment and urged other citizens make similar donations.

John Wright noted that the $693,000 decrease in the county transfer to schools was based on an estimated 4 percent decline in real estate assessments, which in reality turned out to be only 3.8 percent and asked that the schools’ transfer be adjusted accordingly. He also asked that VRS reserve fund money be used this year to fund increased school retirement liabilities.

But Kevin Heft urged the board to keep the current tax rate “or even lower it.” Heft asked the board to hold the school board accountable and to cut the “fat and bureaucracy,” rather than raising the tax rate.

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ents mounted a petition drive and letter-writing campaign against the move.

Austin’s decision to move to Chesterfield prompted mixed feelings in at least one GES student parent.

“It’s kind of bittersweet,” said Dennine Michel, who has two daughters at GES, one in first grade and one in fifth grade. “I’m happy for him but sad for us. He was a great influence on the children,” said Michel, a PTA board member.

“He’s in tune with the kids and gets them excited.”

Elizabeth Nelson-Lyda, who has two children at GES, called Austin’s leaving “a huge loss to Goochland. Mr.

Austin is a wonderful principal,” adding that she understood he had to take advantage of the opportunity in the Chesterfield system.

“This is absolutely a loss for Goochland,” said Underwood Monday of Austin’s departure. “It’s a wonderful opportunity for him and we wish him all the best.”

Underwood said the position would likely be posted

by March 14 for two or three weeks to seek internal and external candidates to fill the GES principal job and that GES students’ parents would be included in the interview process.

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continued from > page 1 Elementary School for six years, was reassigned to GES in a controversial move last June in which he and GES principal Dianna Gordon switched jobs.

The switch prompted opposition from some parents and criticism of the way it was announced. Goochland School Superintendent Linda Underwood said at the time that the move had been under consideration for some time and was designed to match each principal’s skills to their new schools.

Nevertheless, some par-

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Budget continued from > page 4 After the budget presentation several supervisors weighed in with criticism of the schools’ budget, although it was revealed that supervisors had not been provided with the final schools’ budget document due to an oversight by county administration.

District 1 supervisor James W. Eads called the school information “not professional and not comprehensive,� adding that the school system is in denial about the retirement system. “It isn’t sustainable this year and it’s not going to be

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sustainable next year.�

Eads said he doubted taxpayers would continue funding health care and retirement plans for school employees better than their own.

District 3 Ned S. Creasey called the school budget information “suspect.�

But Goochland School Superintendent Linda Underwood said later in the week that she had discovered that the supervisors had not been provided with copies of the schools’ budget before the Tuesday evening meeting, a fact corroborated by an email from county administrator Rebecca Dickson to the supervisors on Wednesday acknowledging the oversight.

The deadline for interim treasurer applications for Goochland County has passed.

Goochland asked the court to appoint an interim treasurer on Feb. 15, that step being made necessary by the resignation of Deputy Treasurer Cynthia Parker on that same day, according to Deputy County Administrator John Wack.

Interested parties had until last Friday to submit their names and resumes to Circuit Court Judge Timothy K. Sanner.

No information was available as to when an appointment might be made.

Meanwhile, Goochland Registrar Frances Ragland said Monday that several persons have picked up paperwork to run for treasurer for the November election. Filing deadline is August 23 at 7 p.m., said Ragland.

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Deputies continued from > page 1 911 and requested an ambulance for Amman saying that Amman was bleeding from the nose.

Moments later, McKenzie placed Amman on a wheeled office chair and pushed it to the front door which he then opened for deputies. Amman was bleeding from the nose and he was unresponsive. Deputies began CPR until Goochland Fire and Rescue units arrived.

Deputies and Goochland Fire and Rescue personnel were unable to revive Amman, who was pronounced dead at 10:20 p.m. Sunday night.

During their efforts to revive Amman, deputies saw drug paraphernalia in the residence and obtained a search warrant. They confiscated 145 marijuana plants, numerous pipes and other smoking devices, syringes, pills, grow lights, scales, baggies, a razor blade with residue and a jar of what appeared to be mushrooms.

McKenzie was arrested and charged with manufacturing marijuana, a class 6 felony and transported to the Henrico County Jail where he is being held without bond. A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for

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Agnew said McKenzie told investigators he intended to plant the marijuana plants and later pick them up and sell them.

Amman’s body was transported to the Medical Examiner’s Office to determine a cause of death.

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OPINION: Editorial, Letters to the Editor

March 10, 2011

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The numbers Numbers are what it’s all about in the end and that’s what the Goochland Board of Supervisors spent some time talking about after being presented the county’s proposed FY2012 budget March 1.

The budget summary page shows a marked decline from the actual FY2010 to proposed FY2012 from almost $47 million to $39.2 million, illustrating the tough times that have fallen on the county during the current economic downturn.

The proposed FY2012 budget is based on maintaining the property tax rate of 53 cent per $100 of assessed value.

Unlike last year, when the board advertised a possible rate increase of up to four cents, this year the board gave itself no such flexibility in this area, most folks attributing this reluctance to the upcoming fall elections.

Don’t want to be called a tax hiker when one’s name is on the ballot in a few months!

Some observations: Board members were quick to jump on the schools’ proposed budget Tuesday night, a curious fact, since none of the supervisors had been provided a copy of the schools’ budget to peruse.

Due to a snafu acknowledged the next day by county administrator Dickson, the schools’ budget had not been transmitted to board members before Tuesday evening’s budget presentation.

Hard copies that had supposedly been delivered, according to superintendent Underwood, had also not been provided to the supervisors.

That did not prevent several from delivering strong criticism of the schools’ figures.

The situation was rectified later in the week but one is troubled that the oversight occurred and even more surprised that evidently none of the supervisors felt the need to contact county administration to inquire about it, given all the attention that has been directed toward the fact that schools have requested about $1.4 million more from the county than it is inclined to contribute.

Board members said later in the week that they now had hard copies of the schools’ budget but they wanted still more data, to wit: line items for each and every person employed with salary numbers for the same.

To those of us outside the accounting world the difficulty of providing that information is hard to evaluate but assuming it can be done it should be done.

On the theme of flexibility, it’s been noted in this space previously that the schools might have done something along what the county did last year, that is providing the supervisors with different versions of the schools’ budget, including one that accommodated the administration’s proposed almost $700,000 lower county transfer, with an illustration of the cuts that would have to be made to accommodate it.

Then the supervisors might have had a clearer picture of the effect the lower county transfer might have on the quality of public education in Goochland.

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We wouldn’t be able to turn on a light, drive a car, or have air conditioning. This day could be any day. We don’t have enough nonrenewable resources to last the rest of earth’s time. However, if we use renewable energy we will have enough energy to last us lifetimes.

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believe, coal, oil, and natural gas will not last forever. We use oil the most today and it is going to be the first resource to run out. The population is steadily increasing which results in us using more energy, which is then going to run out sooner. In only about fifty years, oil and natural gas will not be able to form quickly for us to use. If you include all the spills and leaks that occur every year, then we will run out even sooner.

The United States buys half the oil it needs from other countries.

Power plants run by coal produce half of the energy of the United States. Twenty-five percent of the world’s coal is in the United States. This shows how much we rely on nonrenewable energy.

There are many alternative energy sources such as the sun, water, wood, waste, geothermal, and wind. We already use solar power for many things. In California and other sunny states, there are many “solar farms.” For see Letters > page 7

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Editorial continued from > page 6 Of course, not only did the school board not accommodate the requested lower county transfer proposal, they added about another $700,000 onto their request, an action that was sure to stir up the supervisors.

Now it appears the school

Letters continued from > page 6 every minute the sun shines on Earth, it provides a year’s worth of energy to meet all the human needs. Hydropower is the number one used renewable resource today. Biomass is the second but it does have some pollutants. It would take onethird of the plants in the world to produce enough energy for the United States. There are more renewable energy sources than nonrenewable.

Most alternative energy sources do not have pollutants. They don’t have the radioactive waste like nuclear energy. We won’t have to destroy animals’ habitats quite as severely like we do with coal and oil plants. We won’t have to set up oil rigs. The people who have jobs to do that could then

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board will study possible ways to bridge the gap, since the posted agenda for the March 8 school board meeting has an action item labeled Reduction in Force, but at the time of this writing, without any enclosure to explain what this item may include.

Guess we’ll find out Tuesday night.

- Ken Odor build solar farms. People who work in coal mines won’t be in danger of anything. Acid rain may no long exist. Green energy is cleaner and is better for the environment.

Others have a different opinion. They say green energy is too expensive. In Europe, electricity from coal is half the cost of wind energy. Solar power is almost twenty times more expensive than coal. To determine the real cost of energy you have to consider the external costs, such as human health and the economy. However, the European Union has done a study to determine what the “real” cost is. The study shows that consumers are being charged twice the amount it takes to produce electricity see Letters > page 8

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continued from > page 7 from coal. Wind energy has few external costs and it costs almost the same amount, so it is actually cheaper than coal. The cost of energy varies throughout different countries.

We must start using alternative energy sources before the nonrenewable energy sources run out completely. With nonpolluting factories and cars, we could stop global warming. The people who now have jobs to build the coal and oil and other power plants could start building the green ones. Renewable energy would help the economy as well as the environment. The price of green energy has actually stayed the same or gone down. The cost of coal and oil has gone up.

Overall, alternative energy resources are the best and only option we have for the future.

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rassed with the news coming out of our county government over the past several years.

Earlier this week, I received my county’s bill for the 2011 Vehicle License Fee, showing a payment due date of 03/15/2010. Were these bills prepared one year late, or is this yet another inadvertent error by the folks who are handling our money?

I read down further on my bill and notice the following in bold blue print: “VEHICLES THAT ARE EXEMPT FROM THE LICENSE FEE MUST BE IN WRITING OF WHICH VEHICLE IS EXEMPT FOR VERIFICATION”.

Can someone please translate for me?

Perhaps the better question is whether anyone is paying attention?

K. Marshall Cook Manakin-Sabot

Mr. Mattox and reality

School Board Chairman Ivan Mattox, in his guest column in the March 3, 2011 Goochland Gazette: “To the I’ve lived in Goochland citizens of Goochland”, seeks County since 1978 and, like the support of the community many; I’ve been quite embar- and the Board of Supervisors

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in funding the 2011 – 2012 school budget.

While the concern for quality public education is paramount in the minds of county citizens, the majority of county residents have voiced their discontent with the conduct of the presiding school board members and the wisdom of their decisions. This is evidenced by the overwhelming constructive criticism leveled at the school board by the majority of speakers at school board meetings and workshops, and in the press.

The chairman said: “The schools have done their part over the past two years” to meet difficult economic times and asked several rhetorical questions that speak to low per student expenditure in Goochland compared to other localities and severe cuts to teaching positions and to central office staff.

While this is true, the public perception is that school budget cuts were lopsided to preserve administrative positions at the expense of educating our children, who lost the most important people in their academic life, their teachers.

For the past two years, parents and concerned citi-

zens provided school board members and the superintendent, individually and by public forums, with reasonable alternative measures to trimming the school budget preserving quality instruction without losing teachers. Savings were shown by tackling waste, redundancy, lowering maintenance and transportation costs, etc. All their hard work seemed to have fallen on deaf ears in the 2010 – 2011 budget cycle and not addressed adequately in 2011 – 2012 budget deliberations. This apparent arrogance eroded public trust in Goochland Public Schools leadership. Now, chairman Mattox is seeking the support of the same people he and his school board members shunned repeatedly only a few months ago.

Indeed, our children deserve quality public education, and our community expects that rightfully. For that to happen, we need our public school officials to provide leadership worthy of public trust and support.

At the end, I hope the board of supervisors will act with the best interest of our children, their parents, and the tax payers.

Adeeb Hamzey Goochland

OBITUARIES: Death Notices Amos Malcolm W. Amos, “Mac”, 88, of Goochland, passed away on March 3, 2011, after a brief illness. He was an active life member and recently named “Elder Emeritus” of Springfield Christian Church. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Helen Holzbach Amos. He is survived by his wife Dorothy Sheppard Amos, and her children. His two sisters, Joyce Berryhill and Shirley Schulze and her husband Al. His nieces Elizabeth Brockman (Mike) and

Joyce Ann Forturne (Cochise) and his nephews, Bill (Jean); Charles (Margaret) and Thomas (Claire) Berryhill along with their children. He is survived by many cousins including devoted cousins Jeff and Bubba Salmon, Ernie Amos, Jr. along with their families. Mac served 29 years in the Goochland County Treasurer’s office and was Treasurer from 1968 to 1987 when he retired. He enjoyed his time as Treasurer, but his passion was farming and he managed his 130 acre cattle farm for over 60 years where he was

also born and raised. He loved traveling with his wife, Dot, and they enjoyed many adventures including cruises, road trips and Sunshine Tours trips throughout the US and several countries.

A person committed to his community, Mac was voted Grand Marshall of the Goochland Day Festival in 1988. He was a former member of the Goochland and Rockville Ruritans. He was very devoted to Springfield Christian Church and was a trustee of the cemetery fund for over 50 years and also a Trustee and Treasurer for the Church

for many years. A true country gentleman with a soft voice and steady smile, he will be missed by all who knew him. The family received friends at Norman’s funeral home in Goochland on Saturday, March 5, 2011.

Funeral services were held at Springfield Christian Church on Sunday, March 6, 2011.

Graveside services followed in the Church cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please make contributions to the Springfield Christian Church Cemetery Fund, 18285 Vontay Road, Rockville, VA 23146.

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Bulldogs have high hopes while Cadets look for repeat

BY JIM RIDOLPHI Special Correspondent

The Goochland Bulldogs return to the diamond this year with a fair amount of uncertainty after losing all but one starting infielder and four top pitchers to graduation. But Coach Wes Farkas is playing the cards he’s been dealt and he sees great potential for this crop of Bulldogs.

“We have a lot of new faces on this year’s team,” Farkas said.

“Although we may be lacking a lot of varsity innings played, we have some guys we feel will be able to grow and develop as the season progresses. We hope to finish in the top half of the district.”

Although the squad features few of the players that took third in the Jefferson District a season ago, some returnees will play key roles in this year’s lineup. The Bulldogs’ leading hitter from last year, Scott Ragland, returns to the infield and will also see time behind the plate.

Likewise, senior Ben Swecker will anchor a young Bulldog outfield. “He is our most experienced outfielder from last year’s team, will also see some time behind the plate.”

What remains is a depleted pitching staff that will depend on youth to fill the gaps.

Left-hander Austin Goyle will occupy a starting role for the Bulldogs, and transfer Wes McGuire will also be in the rotation. Another transfer, Chase Brookman will see time on the mound and play middle infield.

Farkas is cautiously optimistic about the pitching prospects. “After our first scrimmage it appears that our staring pitching has a lot of potential,” he said.

However, the first outing also revealed some troubling signs on the other side.

“Our defense still needs some work,” Farkas said. “I see a weakness at the beginning of the year being our ability or lack of ability to ‘gel’ as a team and learn each other on the field…we just need some time to gain some team chemistry. I already like what I have seen, but I know that we have a lot to work on still.”

Farkas feels the formula for success is simple. “We need to get quality starts from our pitchers, and with that we need to play solid defense behind them,” he said. “If we can gain confidence in the field with our team and build on team chemistry we should be very competitive. We need to take advantage of runners in scoring position, with the possibility of less power numbers due to bat changes.”

As Goochland prepares for its final

run in the Jefferson District, Farkas knows it won’t be easy. “Most teams in the District will be dealing with replacing their best pitcher or pitchers from last season as well,” he said.

“With that said, I think that if a team gets hot early and can pick up key wins, confidence may build and momentum could put any team in the top spot.”

Last year’s third place Jefferson finish will be a tough act to follow, but not out of the question.

“We should be very competitive in the district,” Farkas said. “We will have our work cut out for us this season to repeat last season’s success, but if we develop as quickly as I think we can, we’ll be right in the mix.”

About a dozen miles to the east, Benedictine is preparing to defend its VIS title and returns a wealth of experience.

It’s almost an embarrassment of riches for Cadet coach Sean Ryan, who views the upcoming campaign with cautious optimism.

“We have a really nice core group back from last year’s state title team, but we will need to replace our middle guys - our catcher, shortstop and center fielder,” Ryan said.

With that said, the team’s goals remain unchanged.

“Each year, our goal is to finish in the top eight of our division, to have the opportunity to play for a state

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Above from left: Goochland head baseball coach Wes Farkas, Scott Ragland and Ben Swecker look for success despite losing a majority of thier infield to graduation. Below from left: Benedictine pitchers Andrew Woods and Zach Joseph will be part of a one-two punch for the Cadets in their efforts to defend last season’s VIS State championship.

championship. We play a demanding schedule in the hopes that it will prepare us for the state tournament,” Ryan said.

The Cadets chances for a repeat look good as last year’s All-Metro player Zach Joseph returns for his senior season on the mound. “Zach was nearly unhittable down the stretch last year. He should be able to keep us in games no matter who we play,” the coach said.

Andrew Woods joins Joseph in the starting rotation and Brooks Snead, Zach Matthews and Jake Wood will contribute.

“Andrew is the perfect complement to Zach, and we’re just beginning to see how great a pitcher he can be,” Ryan said. “Because we play three games a week most weeks, we’re going to hand the ball to three seniors - Brooks Snead, Zach Matthews and Jake Wood - a lot.”

Leadoff hitter Colton Konvicka also returns and David Geary will move from third base to shortstop.

The team will also count on offense from Woods, junior Michael Childress

and Matthews.

Even with the strong group of returning players, Ryan knows the path to the title won’t be easy.

“Coming off of a state title, we know that we’re going to get everyone’s best shot,” he said. “How we deal with adversity is going to be important because we know there are a lot of really good teams on our schedule.

Last year was very special, but it’s a new year.”

The Cadets schedule features some of the region’s best, and Ryan said that’s exactly the way he wants it. “We feel we play as demanding a schedule as anyone. Not only will we face some of the best private teams in the state, but we also will meet some of the best public teams.”

Putting its 21-7 record on the line, the Cadets are hoping the 10 returners will add up to another championship. “Many of the players who helped build a strong foundation are gone, but we have a solid group of returners who are shaping their own identity.

And we hope to be in a position to defend our state title.”

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HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL PREVIEW

Different year, same challenges for local softball teams

BY JIM RIDOLPHI Special Correspondent

Most softball teams in the area have been conducting conditioning for the past several months, but all are now on the field preparing for the upcoming season. Goochland High School, St. Catherine’s and Collegiate will all play home games in the county.

Goochland- The Lady Bulldogs face the biggest challenge this season, returning only one senior from last year’s squad. The team returns for its final year of Jefferson District competition and hopes to improve on last year’s fourth place league finish.

“We expect to finish higher in the rankings this year,” Coach Amy Henneberger said.

Orange will be the Bulldogs major obstacle, and it’s the story of two teams on the move next year.

“They will move up to triple A next year and Goochland will move to single A next year,” Henneberger said. “Orange will probably be one of the top teams in the Jefferson. They have two great pitchers,” she added.

Callie Alvis is the only returning senior and will anchor a young, but not inexperienced squad. “She has great leadership skills,” which Henneberger said will be needed. “We have such a young team.”

After several weeks of practice, Henneberger is pleased with the early efforts.

“The players are really practicing hard,” she said. I’m really looking forward to working with this group of young ladies. They have been conditioning for softball since midNovember.”

St. Catherine’s - The Saints are looking for more consistency from this year’s squad. The team started slow last season,

but Coach Tara DiGiacomo is looking for things to step up.

“I feel like the team this year has improved leaps and bounds from last year,” DiGiacomo said. “The returning players have returned with confidence and are eager for the season to begin. We lost five starters from last year’s squad but the returners put in lots of hours in the off-season,” the coach added.

Junior Raven Baytops returns to anchor this year’s Saints and looks to build on last year’s All-State performance.

“Raven is the foundation to the team,” DiGiacomo said. “She brings athleticism and lots of energy to our team.”

Audrey Fain returns for her senior season, and her leadership will be a key element in this year’s campaign. “Audrey can help the team at the plate and also in the field this season,” DiGiacomo said. “She leads by example.”

The Saints will count on freshman Molly Phillips for duty on the mound. “With a year under her belt, I look forward to watching Molly control the batters at the plate. Molly can also put up some numbers at the plate,” the coach said.

The team will play a large portion of their schedule against out-of-conference schools.

“Some of the tougher

matchups will be Colonial Heights, Brunswick Academy, and Nansemond-Suffolk,” DiGiacomo said. “We are playing a 19 game schedule this season and playing lots of teams out of the LIS.” DiGiacomo feels his Saints are prepped for a good year.

“Last year, we started slow and then

made huge strides towards the end of the season,” she said. “I feel that we will be very competitive against all our matchups this season.”

Collegiate – The Cougars are short on seniors but long on experience as they prepare to begin the 2011 season. “I really like the group that we have out,” said head coach Robby Turner. “We do not have any seniors, but we do have seven returning players that all saw a decent amount of playing time last year. They are hard workers and have impressed me so far.”

Sophomore Mallory Knighton will return behind the plate for the Cougars. “She batted .426 last year with 16

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RBI’s,”

Turner said.

“Mallory played first base and caught for us last year but she will be our primary catcher this year. She is tough behind the plate and a very smart batter (only 6 strikeouts last year).”

Caroline Cheatham returns at centerfield and covers a lot of ground for the Cougars.

“She tracks the ball very well and has nice speed,” Turner said. “She batted .299 last year with 20 RBI’s.”

Emily Flippo, a junior cocaptain, will start at third base

and might see some time on the mound. “Emily has a nice glove and is not scared to make the tough plays,” Turner said.

“She batted .312 last year with 26 RBI’s.”

Turner said the key to this year’s team success is defense.

“We have to be able to make the routine plays and give our pitchers solid support. Our pitching will develop as the season progresses, but we will be young on the mound and we will need to take some of the pressure off of our pitchers.”

T h e team finished 195 last year with a loss to arch rival St. Margaret’s. “We lost a tough game to St. Margaret’s in our league final so we will be working hard to take back the LIS title this year,” Turner said.

Turner said the schedule is packed with top competitors, both in and out of the LIS, but expects his team to do well.

“I am very excited about this group of girls! I want to see them develop as a team and continue to grow every time that we step on the field.

I want them to work hard, play hard and have fun. If we do those things, the winning will take care of itself.”

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The National Alliance on Mental Illness-Central Virginia Chapter (NAMI-CVA) is having their monthly meeting at 7 p.m. at the Weinstein JCC, 5403 Monument Ave., Richmond. Dr. Bob Cohen of VCU’s Virginia Treatment Center for Children will do a presentation on“Progress and Challenges in Child Mental Health.” The meeting is free and open to the public. For more information, call 285-1749.

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passionate about raising public awareness and vital research funding to fight lung cancer. All proceeds help support the National Lung Cancer Partnership’s vital research, education and awareness programs. 7 a.m. - Event day registration begins; 8:30 a.m.

- 5K Fun Run/Walk begins; 9 a.m. - Memorial Walk begins. At Short Pump Town Center, 11800 W. Broad St., Richmond, Va. For more information or to register, donate, sponsor or volunteer, please visit www.FreeToBreathe. org (Closes Tuesday, March 8) $30 - 5K Fun Run/Walk, $25 Memorial Walk, $33 - 5K Fun Run/Walk, $28 - Memorial Walk.

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BBQ Dinner is being held at Gum Spring United Methodist Church from 4-7 p.m. Menu is NC Style BBQ, Cole Slaw, either baked beans or applesauce, hush puppies and a drink. Eat in or carryout. Adults $8, Children $4.

Gum Spring United Methodist is located at 35 Church Lane, Gum Spring, Va. 23065.

Rockville Community Center needs three additional co-ed softball teams for its Summer League to begin in April. Call Roy Hauser at 749-4237 as soon as possible.

Any and all teams are welcome.

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Mt. Gilead Purple Hearts Relay For Life Team will host a Bingo Party at Hadensville Fire Department. A $10 donation to play Bingo will benefit Relay For Life and the American Cancer Society (ACS). Hot dogs, drinks and baked goods will also be available. The event will begin at 7 p.m.

Sunday, March 13 The Goochland High School American Red Cross Student Chapter will sponsor a Red Cross Blood Drive in memory of Billy Lee Maxwell from 12-6 p.m. at the Goochland Company 5 Volunteer-Rescue Station located

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at 2710 Fairground Road. The community is invited to participate. To donate, please visit www.redcrossblood.org or see any GHS American Red Cross Student Chapter member. Walkins are welcome.

Tuesday, March 15 Mt. Gilead Baptist Preschool is now accepting registration for the 2011-2012 school year. The preschool offers two, three or four day classes for children ages 3-5 years old. Two new programs and an updated program schedule for fall 2011! For information, please visit www.teacherpage.com/mtgilead or call 457-2938.

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CLASSIFIEDS: Call (804) 746-1235 x 3 to place an ad.

CLASSIFIEDS Residential for Rent â&#x2C6;Ť

Business & Service Directory

HOUSES UNFURNISHED

ALTERATIONS

3-bdrm modular home with dining rm, living rm, kitchen, 2-full baths, utility room on 2-acres of property. $800/month + $700 Security Deposit.

References Required. No Pets! Call 804-375-3394

Alterations -Seamstress Offering 30 ExperienceFrom Mending to Making Prom Dresses!

For More information, Call Terrie 543-5995

3-bedroom rancher with 2-full baths. $850/month unfurnished & $900/month furnished. No pets.

Available April 15th. Call 804-929-1700.

APPLIANCE REPAIR

Eastern Powhatan, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Available April 15th, 2011. $1,350/mo. Call Ron 239-2476 ROCKVILLE - Avail. now. 3 bdrm, 1 ba rancher (church parsonage), $975+ dep. 804-749-4793.

HUNTING & FISHING PLACES Established 30+ year hunting club. Well Insured.

Looking for deer & turkey hunting land leases.

Contact Ricky Witt at 804-397-0634.

WANTED RESIDENTIAL

Seeking Tillable Pasture in Goochland and surrounding counties to Rent. Will pay $55. and up per acre. Call Clarence Woodward at 804-513-8656 or 804-767-0213.

Homes for Sale HOME SITES, LOTS, LAND

HAULING

PAINTING

ĂťFREE TOWING Ăť -No Title Needed. $300/up Cash Paid for all Junk cars/trucks. 804-247-8640 TD41081

LAWN SERVICES Brooks Davis Lawn & Landscaping, LLC Mowing, Mulching, Leaf Removal, Aerating, Seeding, Fertilizing, and More! Fully Insured.

Email BDavisLandL@aol.com or 804-356-0223 Advertise with The Goochland Gazette Call 746-1235 to hear about The Localâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s upcoming advertising opportunities!

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POWER WASHING Elite Powerwashing- Cleaning all Surfaces Gutter Cleaning Call 804-314-0150

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AERUS - Offering the LUX Line of Vacuums Air Filtration, Shampooers, Room Heaters Tom Sutterfield: Sales, Parts & Service Home 804-556-3836 Cell 804-405-4046 Ray Satterwhite - Office 804-323-1400 The Original Electrolux Vacuum 1924 - 2003

TREE SERVICE Glenn Gloverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Complete Tree Service Call 804-901-9002 for Free Estimates Goochland, Virginia Great Dane Tree Service LLC. Trimming, Topping & Removal.

Minutes from Goochland Call 540-872-2600

AUCTION SALES

65.87-acre Estate Tract

This estate-size tract is located in Rocky Run and offers a park-like setting with beautiful views, open pasture areas, and hardwood forest.

Convenient and private setting with gently-rolling topography and several streams. Rare opportunity to purchase such a beautiful and unique property!

Plat available online.

From Orange: Travel north on Rt. 20 to a right onto Rt. 650 (just 2 miles east of Rt. 552). Take

miles, turn left onto Rt. 619 (Sunnyside Road).

Follow to property on the right. Look for sign!

Property Preview: Sunday, March 13th (12-2pm) Self-guided inspections welcomed during daylight hours.

Sale Manager: Greg Lester (454) 942-7000 Terms: 5% Buyerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Premium.

10% deposit due on the day of the auction with the balance due

information provided by the auction company and/or seller is deemed

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Broker participation welcomed! www.countsauction.com

Advertise with The Goochland Gazette Call 746-1235 for more details!

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Announcements

Auction Onsite: Friday, March 25th at 12pm

From Rt.288 take Robious Road exit (Rt. 711).

Go west 14 minutes until Rt. 711 ends at Rt. 522.

Turn left onto Rt. 522. Entrance Âź mile on the left. *Subject to credit approval. Offer subject to change without prior notice.

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TILMANâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S FARM 2 to 5 acre homesites Buy direct from developer Build when it suits you Owner financing* 10% down then 5% interest only for 5 years From $75,000 Call 804-840-2256

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Ăť Abandoned Junk Cars Wanted Ăť Pay $250 up to $1,000 No title needed. 804-677-0156. TD 41015

Dominion Appliance Service - Offering prompt and professional service on all major household appliances. Over 20 years of experience in central Virginia. $49.95 diagnostics fee. Same Day service available. Call or text (804) 885-0009.

AUCTION SALES

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Large Auction

Sun. March 13th @ 1pm,

8073 Mechanicsville Turnpike Mechanicsville, Va. 23111 Selling from Several Estates.

Building is packed!

Antiques, Collectibles, Victorian Furniture, Primitive, Country Collectibles, Estate Jewelry, Coins & MUCH MORE! RS 45557 Photos and details www.grindstaffauctions.com

VAAF #612

804-730-0756

YARD & ESTATE SALES 23059 - Childrens clothing & toy consignment sale.

Sat. March 12. 7:30am-11:30 am, 1/2 price sale 12:00pm-2pm. Christ Church Episcopal, 5000 Pouncey Tract Rd. Christchurchsale.org, TD 41011

ADVERTISE Advertise with The Goochland Gazette Call us at 746-1235 or Toll Free (877) 888-0449 to ďŹ nd out about upcoming opportunities to advertise with The Gazette in print and online! Ask about our upcoming special sections!

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Advertise with The Goochland Gazette Call 746-1235 to find out about upcoming opportunities to advertise with The Gazette!

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS WANTED

Bed - New Mattress Set in Plastic w/ warr. Full $99, Queen $109, King $189. Delivery/Lay -A-Way. 218-0680

wanted timber!

Standingpulp &sawtimber

Central Boiler E-Classic OUTDOOR FURNACES. Cleaner & Greener. EPA Qualified. Trade out your old outdoor furnace NOW & save up to $5000! Ellis Contracting 804-366-9536. www.vawoodheat.com

ELLIS TREE SERVICE, LLC. Mike Ellis, Cert. Arborist MA-5162A Take Downs, Trimming, Stump Grinding 24 Hr. Emergency Services Available Competitive Pricing - Over 18 yrs. Exp. Insured / Free Estimates 746-4408

Transportation WANTED AUTOS

804-441-4314 WE BUY JUNK CARS $100 & UP!!!

Call

Woodsey Ragland CELL 804-614-7388 HOME 804-556-3616 HEALTH CARE

Recreation CAMPERS & TRAVEL TRAILERS CAMPING MEMBERSHIP LIFETIME - Camp coast to coast, USA/Canada/ VA. $10 per night (full hookup) Pd $1,595. Must sell! $595. 1-800-236-0327 TD 41126

HEALTH CARE

GENERAL EMPLOYMENT GREEN CAREER - Green Technology Manufacturer seeks full time & part time reps. Will train.

Excellent compensation. Immediate openings.

Please email jimmyd@erols.com

NOW HIRING

Companies desperately need employees to assemble products at home. No selling, any hours. $500 wkly potential. 1-985-646-1700 , Dept. VA-2713

Legal Notices TRUSTEE SALES

Certified Nursing Assistants – Home Care Riverside PACE is a Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly serving older adults who live in the Greater Richmond area. PACE is a national program which empowers those who participate to remain in their homes by providing comprehensive medical and social services. It covers many different types of services including a day center, personal care in the home, Lifeline emergency response system, transportation to appointments, delivery of medical supplies, therapy, as well as inpatient services.

We are currently seeking Certified Nursing Assistants to work as Universal Care Partners on a full-time or part-time basis in the Powhatan and Goochland area to provide home care to our participants. Candidates would work primarily days with some evenings and weekends required.

Applicants should be certified as a nursing assistant or a graduate of an accredited program.

Riverside Talent Recruitment Center: (757) 534-5627 Apply online at www.riversideonline.com/careers EOE

NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE OF Lots in Boundary Run Subdivision Gum Spring, Virginia (Goochland County) In execution of a Deed of Trust in the name of Newline, LLC dated August 30, 2006 and recorded as Instrument #060004589 in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of Goochland County, Virginia, which Noteholder is Bank of Virginia, the undersigned Substitute Trustees, either of whom may act, will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder, at the front entrance of the Goochland County Circuit Court, 2938 River Road West, Goochland, Virginia on March 22, 2011 at 10:00 a.m., the following property: All those lots or parcels of land, lying and being situate in the Lickinghole Magisterial District of Goochland County, Virginia as shown on a plat of survey made by Michael L. Parrish & Associates, Inc., C.L.S., entitled "Boundary Run, Lickinghole District, Goochland County, Virginia" dated April 2, 2007, revised June 29, 2007 and recorded in the Circuit Court Clerk’s Office of Goochland County, Virginia as Instrument #070003634. The lots or parcels are further described as follows: 3740 Boundary Run Road:, Lot 1, containing 3.00 acres, Tax Map #13-24-1 3750 Boundary Run Road:, Lot 2, containing 3.00 acres, Tax Map #13-24-2 3754 Boundary Run Road:, Lot 3, containing 4.205 acres, Tax Map #13-24-3 3758 Boundary Run Road: Lot 4, containing 7.068 acres, Tax Map #13-24-4, 3762 Boundary Run Road:, Lot 5, containing 3.243

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g acres, Tax Map #13-24-5 3768 Boundary Run Road:, Lot 6, containing 2.088 ± acres, Tax Map #13-24-6 3769 Boundary Run Road:, Lot 8, containing 3.119 ± acres, Tax Map #13-24-8 3767 Boundary Run Road:, Lot 9, containing 2.090 ± acres, Tax Map #13-24-9 4948 Austin Lane: Lot 10, containing 3.194 ± acres, Tax Map #13-24-10 4944 Austin Lane: Lot 11, containing 2.980 ± acres, Tax Map #13-24-11 4940 Austin Lane: Lot 12, containing 4.072 ± acres, Tax Map #13-24-12 4943 Austin Lane: Lot 13, containing 6.088 ± acres, Tax Map #13-24-13 3761 Boundary Run Road: Lot 15, containing 2.907 ± acres; Tax Map #13-24-15 3757 Boundary Rn Road: Lot 16, containing 2.833 ± acres; Tax Map #13-24-16, 3753 Boundary Run Road: Lot 17, containing 3.980 ± acres; Tax Map #13-24-17 4862 Kimber Lane: Lot 18, containing 5.872 ± acres; Tax Map #13-24-18 4868 Kimber Lane: Lot 19, containing 3.170 ± acres, Tax Map #13-24-19 4872 Kimber Lane: Lot 20, containing 5.093 ± acres, Tax Map #13-24-20 4916 Penny Lane: Lot 21, containing 3.949 ± acres, Tax Map #13-24-21 4875 Kimber Lane: Lot 22, containing 3.849 ± acres, Tax Map #13-24-22 4873 Kimber Lane: Lot 23, containing 3.837 ± acres, Tax Map #13-24-23 4867 Kimber Lane: Lot 24, containing 5.477 ± acres, Tax Map #13-24-24 3741 Boundary Run Road: Lot 26 containing 4.472 ± acres, Tax Map #13-24-26 In addition, sale shall be made subject to all existing easements and restrictive covenants as the same may lawfully affect the real estate. Property to be sold in "AS IS" condition without any warranties. Property shall be conveyed to the purchaser by special warranty deed.

Terms of Sale: Cash, Cashier’s or Certified Check at sale made payable to Hill and Rainey Attorneys.

Certified funds must be presented to Trustee for inspection at the start of sale in order to be qualified to bid. Bidding Increments: Not less than $100.00. A deposit of $5,000.00, for each of the lots, will be required from the successful bidder at the time of sale with settlement within twenty (20) days from the date of sale. Additional terms may be announced at the time of sale.

Pursuant to the Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, we advise you that this communication is from a debt collector attempting to collect the indebtedness referred to herein and any information we obtain will be used for that purpose.

Robert B. Hill, T. O. Rainey, III and Shelley Richardson, Substitute Trustees This is a communication from a debt collector.

FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:

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10 temporary farmworkers needed for common field labor in sod farming in Moore and Montgomery Counties, North Carolina, for Sandhill Turf, Inc., with work beginning on or about 04/12/2011 and ending on or about 11/14/2011. The minimum offered wage rate that workers will be paid is $9.30 per hour. Workers must commit to work the entire contract period.

Workers are guaranteed work for 3/4 of the contract period, beginning with the first day the worker arrives at the place of employment. All work tools are provided at no cost to the worker. Housing will be provided to those workers who cannot reasonably return to their permanent residence at the end of each working day. Transportation and subsistence will be provided by the employer upon completion of 50% of the work contract, or earlier, to workers who are recruited outside the area of intended employment.

Applicants must provide documentation that they are eligible legally to work in the United States. Workers may be required to submit to random drug and alcohol testing. Applicants should report or send resumes to the nearest local office of their State Workforce Agency and reference job order #NC10010963.

Job service agents should contact William Grant, NC ESC-Ag Services at (919) 733-3210. EOE. C-11055-28045.

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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICES The Goochland County Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings on Tuesday, March 29, 2011 beginning at 7:00 p.m. at the Goochland County High School/Middle School Complex Auditorium, 3250-A River Road West, Goochland, VA 23063 Goochland, VA on the following: 1. An ordinance to Amend Chapter 13 (“Taxation”), Article I (“In General”) of the Goochland County Code by Amending Section 13-1 (“Bad Checks”) to Increase the Fee Charged for Returned Checks, Drafts or Orders from $25.00 to $35.00.

2. An Ordinance to Amend the Goochland County Code, Chapter 5.5 (“Fees and Taxes”), Article II (“Schedule of Fees and Charges”), Section 5.5-26 (“Water and Sewer Charges”) to Increase the General County and Tuckahoe Creek Service District Water and Sewer Volume Charges; and to Establish Separate Bi-monthly Service Charges for the General County System and Tuckahoe Creek Service District and to Increase Such Service Charges Accordingly, Pursuant to the Authority Found in Sections 15.2-2111, 15.2-2119, 15.2-2122, 15.2-2143 and 15.2-2403 of the Code of Virginia.

3. The County Administrator’s Proposed FY2011-2012 County Budget, the Proposed FY2012-2016 Capital Improvement Program, the Proposed School Board FY2011-2012 Budget, and Proposed 2011 Tax Rates (a brief summary of these budgets, which shall be for information and fiscal planning purposes only, will be advertised on March 17th in accordance with Virginia Code Section 15.2-2506).

The above information/applications/plans/ordinances/resolutions/ amendments can be viewed in the County Administrator’s office, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Meeting accommodations, including interpreters, are provided upon request. TDD 556-5317. E-mail: countyadmin@co.goochland.va.us. Website: www.co.goochland.va.us.

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT County of Goochland Planning and Zoning THE GOOCHLAND COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING IN THE BOARD MEETING ROOM IN THE GOOCHLAND COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING LOCATED AT 1800 SANDY HOOK ROAD, GOOCHLAND, VIRGINIA THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 2011 AT 7:00 PM ON THE FOLLOWING: County Wide Ordinance Amendment: Ordinance amending the Goochland County Zoning Ordinance (Appendix A to the Goochland County Code of Ordinances) to amend Article 16 (Business, General, District B-1), Section 2 (Uses and structures permitted by right); Article 17 (Business, Limited, District B-2), Section 2 (Uses and structures permitted by right); and Article 30 (Definitions) to define the term “adult day care center”; to add “adult day care center” as a permitted use in the B-1 and B-2 Zoning Districts; and to amend the definition of “child care center” County Wide Ordinance Amendment: Ordinance amending the Goochland County Zoning Ordinance (Appendix A to the Goochland County Code of Ordinances) to amend Article 30 (Definitions); Article 18 (Industrial, Limited, District M-1), Section 3 (Conditional uses permitted by special exception); and Article 19 (Industrial, General District M-2), Section 3 (Conditional uses permitted by special exception) to define the term “outdoor storage”; to allow outdoor storage as a conditional use permitted by special exception in the M-2 Zoning District; to enumerate regulations pertaining to “outdoor storage” as a conditional use permitted by special exception in the M-1 and M-2 Zoning Districts; and to add all uses allowed as conditional uses permitted by special exception in the M-1 Zoning District as conditional uses in the M-2 Zoning District County Wide Ordinance Amendment: Ordinance amending the Goochland County Zoning Ordinance (Appendix A to the Goochland County Code of Ordinances) to amend Article 21 (Supplementary Regulations), Division 2 (Streets and Highways; Motor Vehicles), Section 5 (Parking, storage, removal and disposal of inoperable vehicles) to amend the title of the section by inserting the words “motor”, “trailers or semitrailers” and to appropriately amend all references within the provisions as “inoperable motor vehicles, trailers or semitrailers”; and to specifically name “farm utility vehicles” as exempt from the provisions.

District 4 RZ-2011-00001 Application filed by Goodwill Industries of Central Virginia, Inc. requesting zoning reclassification from R-1 (Residential, Limited) to B-2 (Business, Limited) Assessor’s Parcel # 59-2-H-1 (GPIN 7726-57-0215), Parcel # 59-2-H-2 (GPIN 7726-57-1262), Parcel # 59-2-H-3 (GPIN 7726-57-1329), and Parcel # 48-3-H-4 (GPIN 7726-57-1513). The property is located at the northwest intersection of Broad Street Road (U.S.Route 250) and Mills Road (St. Route 1001) approximately 800 feet west of St. Route 288 in the Dover Magisterial District.

The applicant is requesting the subject property be rezoned to permit a Goodwill retail store and related uses. The Comprehensive Plan shows this area as Flexible Use. Anyone may attend and express opinion on the above. Application(s) may be viewed at the County Administration Building, Department of Community Development, Planning and Zoning Office, each business day between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

Meeting accommodations including interpreters are provided upon request. Telephone 556-5860 (TDD 711 (Virginia Relay)). E-mail address: countyadmin@co.goochland. va.us. Website: www.co.goochland.va.us

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NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S SALE VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY IMPROVED BY GOLF COURSE KNOWN AS ROYAL VIRGINIA GOLF COURSE 3016 Royal Virginia Parkway, Louisa, VA 23093

SALE AT THE PROPERTY Under and by virtue of the authority contained in that Deed of Appointment of Substitute Trustee recorded among the Land Records of Goochland County, Virginia (“Land Records”) and pursuant to the terms and provisions of that certain Credit Line Deed of Trust made by Royal Virginia Golf, LLC to Philip A. Heldrich and Kevin W. Walsh, Trustees, dated April 30, 2008, and recorded as Instrument Number 08-001904 among the Land Records (“Deed of Trust”), the holder of the Note evidencing the indebtedness secured by the Deed of Trust (“Noteholder”) having declared an event of default thereunder and having instructed the undersigned Substitute Trustee to proceed with this Substitute Trustee’s Sale, the undersigned Substitute Trustee will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder, on

Wednesday, March 16, 2011 at 12:00 P.M. at the property located at 3016 Royal Virginia Parkway, Louisa, VA 23093, all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land and the improvements thereon, if any, situate in Goochland County, Virginia, and more particularly described as follows (the “Property”):

Legal Description - Parcel 1 (Tax Parcel: 5-24-B) All that certain parcel of land lying and being in the Byrd District of the County of Goochland, Virginia and shown on a plat prepared by Koontz Bryant, P.C. entitled “PLAT SHOWING THREE PARCELS OF LAND LYING ALONG ROYAL VIRGINIA PARKWAY” and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the north line of Royal Virginia Parkway, a variable width public right of way, said point being 626.86 feet east of the eastern line of Sand Trap Circle, said point also being the point of beginning and labeled P.O.B. 1; thence leaving the north Line of Royal Virginia Parkway with the lands of Estates At Royal Virginia, Section 2 N 00°13’57” W for 191.29’ to a point; thence N 40°43’31” W for 81.94’ to a point; thence N 01 °28’45” E for 66.83’ to a point; thence N 02°48’08” W for 434.43’ to a point; thence N 03°15’10” W for 154.18’ to a point; thence N 30°32’38” W for 344.47’ to a point; thence N 76°23’32” W for 249.65’ to a point; thence S 70°19’29” W for 300.14’ to a point; thence S 60°27’43” W for 519.57’ to a point; thence S 42°35’53” W for 260.76’ to a point; thence S 31°44’07” W for 103.37’ to a point; thence with the lands of Peter T. Knutsen and Norah R. Knutsen S 71°54’01”W 161.90 feet to a point; thence N 53°03’35” W for 443.49’ to a point; thence with the lands of Elwood J. Randolph, Donnell A. Randolph, and Hidden Acres Subdivision N 41°39’53” E for 3099.74’ to a point; thence with the lands of Hidden Acres Subdivision, Cheryl E. Richards, Todd C. Smith, and Kimberly A. Smith S 40°00’08” E for 1436.89’ to a point; S 06°26’28” E for 644.42’ to a point; N 75°26’13” E for 370.97’ to a point; thence with the lands of Estates At Royal Virginia, Section 1 S 14°33’47” E for 123.43’ to a point; thence N 80°31’24” E for 369.58’ to a point; thence S 67°07’03” E for 305.66’ to a point; thence S 24°22’51” W for 58.53’ to a point; thence S 65°33’36” E for 139.52’ to a point; thence S 80°08’53” E for 181.21’ to a point; thence S 70°13’34” E for 93.25’ to a point; thence S 69°05’31” E for 109.36’ to a point; thence S 55°25’44” E for 123.01’ to a point; thence N 51°54’38” E for 219.47’ to a point; thence S 82°58’05” E for 185.87’ to a point; thence S 44°04’47” E for 147.95’ to a point; thence S 52°24’43” E for 176.84’ to a point; thence with the northern line of Royal Virginia Parkway along a curve to the left having a radius of 313.66’, a delta angle of 33°18’28”, an arc length of 182.34’, a chord bearing of S 18°24’09” W, and a chord length of 179.78’ to a point; thence S 01°44’55” W for 189.53’ to a point; thence along a curve to the right having a radius of 171.11’, a delta angle of 71°02’46”, an arc length of 212.17’, a chord bearing of S 37°16’18” W, and a chord length of 198.84’ to a point; thence S 72°47’41” W for 36.00’ to a point; thence along a curve to the left having a radius of 1726.14’, a delta angle of 22°32’48”, an arc length of 679.26’, a chord bearing of S 61°31’17” W, and a chord length of 674.89’ to a point; thence S 50°14’53” W for 175.94’ to a point; thence along a curve to the left having a radius of 427.56’, a delta angle of 27°54’03”, an arc length of 208.21’, a chord bearing of S 36°17’52” W, and a chord length of 206.16’ to a point; thence S 22°20’50” W for 60.30’ to a point; thence along a curve to the right having a radius of 185.35’, a delta angle of 55°08’57”, an arc length of 178.41’, a chord bearing of S 49°55’19” W, and a chord length of 171.60’ to a point; thence leaving the northern line of Royal Virginia Parkway with the lands of Estates at Royal Virginia Section 1 N 55°56’43” W for 250.67’ to a point; thence N 75°35’50” W for 515.38’ to a point; thence N 28°25’28” W for 650.94’ to a point; thence N 26°54’52” W for 143.40’ to a point; thence N 35°53’20” E for 306.64’ to a point; thence N 04°44’57” E for 133.07’ to a point; thence N 85°15’03” W for 148.31’ to a point; thence N 64°51’10” W for 334.95’ to a point; thence S 50°23’27” W for 178.63’ to a point; thence S 24°36’59” W for 85.31’ to a point; thence S 40°54’52” E for 163.29’ to a point; thence S 11°32’49” E for 192.57’ to a point; thence S 45°39’01” E for 96.59’ to a point; thence S 17°13’30” EE for 187.44’ to a point; thence S 14°56’23” E for 446.64’ to a point; thence S 04°19’45” W for 178.90’ to a point; thence with the northern line of Royal Virginia Parkway thence with a curve left having a radius of 374.73’, a delta angle of 27°15’36”, an arc length of 178.29’, a chord bearing of N 76°44’35” W, and a chord length of 176.61’ to a point; thence leaving the northern line of Royal Virginia Parkway with the lands of Estates at Royal Virginia Section 2 N 07°05’50” W for 180.47’ to a point; thence N 31°32’18” W for 383.15’ to a point; thence N 19°19’14” W for 314.28’ to a point; thence N 75°36’22” W for 97.30’ to a point; thence N 06°38’35” W for 114.38’ to a point; thence N 21°30’23” E for 153.19’ to a point; thence N 36°59’37” W for 121.79’ to a point; thence N 05°26’47” W for 180.49’ to a point; thence N 45°07’01” E for 166.07’ to a point; thence N 31°00’46” W for 221.04’ to a point; thence N 87°40’46” W for 557.67’ to a point; thence S 41’40’19” E for 777.76’ to a point; thence S 24°25’34” W for 304.46’ to a point; thence S 02°52’08” W for 455.46’ to a point; thence S 66°33’16” W for 54.29’ to a point; thence S 02°29’52” E for 195.94’ to a point; thence with the north line of Royal Virginia Parkway N 86°57’24” W for 59.62’ to the point of beginning and containing 151.5+- acres of land.

Parcel 2 (Tax Parcel: 5-24-B1) All that certain parcel of land lying and being in the Byrd District of the County of Goochland, Virginia and shown on a plat prepared by Koontz Bryant, P.C. entitled “PLAT SHOWING THREE PARCELS OF LAND LYING ALONG ROYAL VIRGINIA PARKWAY” and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the northern line of Royal Virginia Parkway, a variable width public right of way; said point being 1031.21’ south of the intersection of Lot 47 of the Estates at Royal Virginia, Section 1 and the northern line of Royal Virginia Parkway; thence leaving the northern line of Royal Virginia Parkway with the lands of Virginia Golf, LLC N 40°3 thence S 49°27’32” W for 100.00’ to a point; thence N 40°32’28” W for 100.00’ to a point; thence N 49°27’32” E for 100.00’ to a point; thence S 40°32’28” E for 100.00’ to the point of beginning and containing 0.230 acres of land.

Parcel 3 (Tax Parcel: 5-24-C) All that certain parcel of land lying and being in the Byrd District of the County of Goochland, Virginia and shown on a plat prepared by Koontz Bryant, P.C. entitled “PLAT SHOWING THREE PARCELS OF LAND LYING ALONG ROYAL VIRGINIA PARKWAY” and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the southern line of Royal Virginia Parkway, a variable width public right of way; said point being 455.88’ east of the eastern line of Double Eagle Drive, and labeled P.O.B. 3; thence with the southern line of Royal Virginia Parkway thence S 86°57’24” E for 237.95’ to a point; thence leaving the southern line of Royal Virginia Parkway with the lands of Estates at Royal Virginia Section 2 S 19°36’20” W for 284.77’ to a point; thence S 33°00’05” W for 145.61’ to a point; thence S 12°21’47” W for 748.13’ to a point; thence N 32°06’10” E for 484.48’ to a point; thence N 61°29’06” E for 524.17’ to a point; thence N 42°59’22” E for 388.89’ to a point; thence N 26°36’06” E for 19.43’ to a point; thence with the southern line of Royal Virginia Parkway along a curve left having a radius of 403.94’, a delta angle of 5°59’58”, an arc length of 42.30’, a chord bearing of S 89°14’21” E, and a chord length of 42.28’ to a point; thence with a reverse curve right having a radius of 324.73’, a delta angle of 43°38’37”, an arc length of 247.35’, a chord bearing of S 70°25’02” E, and a chord length of 241.42’ to a point; thence S 48°35’43” E for 17.24’ to a point; thence along a curve to the left having a radius of 321.89’, a delta angle of 4°42’16”, an arc length of 26.43’, a chord bearing of S 50°56’51” E, and a chord length of 26.42’ to a point; thence leaving the southern line of Royal Virginia Parkway with the lands of Estates at Royal Virginia Section 1 S 39°32’02” W for 153.88’ to a point; thence S 69°12’47” W for 166.43’ to a point; thence S 37°54’40” W for 194.49’ to a point; thence S 66°35’05” W for 365.63’ to a point; thence S 41°15’05” W for 938.11’ to a point; thence S 47°59’56” E for 146.11’ to a point; thence N 88°49’33” E for 351.99’ to a point; thence N 86°17’22” E for 47.89’ to a point; thence S 78°42’12” E for 353.58’ to a point; thence S 88°22’34” E for 160.07’ to a point; thence S 88°04’51” E for 263.13’ to a point; thence N 21°57’20” E for 614.51’ to a point; thence N 21°37’00” E for 410.84’ to a point; thence N 46°59’33” E for 576.10’ to a point; thence with the southern line of Royal Virginia Parkway along a curve right having a radius of 558.06’, a delta angle of 9°35’51”, an arc length of 93.48’, a chord bearing of S 75°20’31” E, and a chord length of 93.37’ to a point; thence S 70°32’35” E for 108.63’ to a point; thence along a curve to the left having a radius of 235.35’, a delta angle of 16°46’43”, an arc length of 68.92’, a chord bearing of S 78°55’57” E, and a chord length of 68.67’ to a point; thence with the lands of Estates at Royal Virginia Section 1 S 15°19’28” W for 114.53’ to a point; thence S 41°52’24” W for 294.01’ to a point; thence S 70°43’15” W for 271.19’ to

a point; thence S 24°54’42” W for 409.91’ to a point; thence S 10°20’02” W for 551.15’ to a point; thence N 86°27’19” E for 267.65’ to a point; thence S 21°23’12” E for 135.89’ to a point; thence N 49°51’44” E for 370.39’ to a point; thence N 50°53’31” E for 39.13’ to a point; thence N 58°56’01” E for 304.91’ to a point; thence N 61°10’53” E for 220.58’ to a point; thence N 13°58’33” W for 960.85’ to a point; thence with the southern line of Royal Virginia Parkway along a curve left having a radius of 235.35’, a delta angle of 45°48’18”, an arc length of 188.15’, a chord bearing of N 45°14’59” E, and a chord length of 183.18’ to a point; thence N 22°20’50” E for 60.30’ to a point; thence along a curve to the right having a radius of 377.56’, a delta angle of 27°54’03”, an arc length of 183.86’, a chord bearing of N 36°17’52” E, and a chord length of 182.05’ to a point; thence N 50°14’53” E for 175.94’ to a point; thence along a curve to the right having a radius of 1676.14’, a delta angle of 22°32’48”, an arc length of 659.59’, a chord bearing of N 61°31’17” E, and a chord length of 655.34’ to a point; thence N 72°47’41” E for 18.00’ to a point; thence leaving the southern line of Royal Virginia Parkway with the lands of Estates at Royal Virginia Section 1 S 17°12’19” E for 76.89’ to a point; thence S 22°31’17” W for 797.30’ to a point; thence S 05°33’16” W for 251.70’ to a point; thence S 45°18’10” E for 177.78’ to a point; thence S 28°13’38” E for 91.53’ to a point; thence S 56°26’39” E for 79.44’ to a point; thence S 16°17’07” E for 113.15’ to a point; thence S 84°25’15” E for 53.35’ to a point; thence with the lands of Shane L. Johnson and Jeannine K. Johnson S 05°34’45” W for 163.17’ to a point; thence with the lands of Syed N. Naqvi, Farzana Naqvi, Eric Umstead, Paige E. Umstead and John B. Deaton, Et als S 49°21’29” W for 334.67’ to a point; thence S 55°29’16” W for 201.88’ to a point; thence S 55°29’16” W for 128.53’ to a point; thence S 56°15’27” W for 374.98’ to a point; thence S 38°52’33” W for 272.80’ to a point; thence S 59°45’29” W for 210.59’ to a point; thence S 79°25’53” W for 484.83’ to a point; thence N 89°05’20” W for 194.38’ to a point; thence S 05°29’34” E for 586.39’ to a point; thence S 84°08’33” W for 270.75’ to a point; thence with the lands of Byron A. Mobley and Mary L. Mobley N 47°11’39” W for 306.22’ to a point; thence N 35°10’50” W for 370’± to a point located on the 318’ contour of a pond and 370.04’ to a point, said point being the beginning of a survey tie line; thence with the lands of Byron A. Mobley, Mary L. Mobley, Tod K. Wray, Karen Ann Keister, Wilson R. Wilde, Teri L. Medley, Robert W. Chatham, and Elizabeth A. Chatham along the 318’ Contour 2941’± to a point (said 318’ contour having a survey tie line leaving the above referenced point S 86°08’07” W for 1691.74’ to a point); thence with the lands of Robert W. Chatham, and Elizabeth A. Chatham N 21°37’58” W for 361.0’± from the 318’ contour and 361.02’ from the above referenced survey tie line to a point; thence with the lands of Estates at Royal Virginia Section 3 N 56°49’18” E for 275’± to a point located on the 318’ contour of a pond and 275.15’ to a point, said point being the beginning of a survey tie line; thence along the 318’ contour 1068’± to a point (said 318’ contour having a survey tie line leaving the above referenced point S 88°32’20” E for 671.75’ to a point); thence N 17°10’43” E for 269’± from the 318’ contour and 269.16’ from the above referenced survey tie line to a point; thence N 27°37’34” W for 113.95’ to a point; thence N 55°04’58” W for 309.07’ to a point; thence N 10°20’45” E for 288.72’ to a point; thence N 03°31’57” E for 159.75’ to a point; thence N 02°40’52” E for 149.42’ to a point; thence N 17°55’20” E for 170.69’ to a point; thence N 18°40’01” E for 305.76’ to a point; thence N 22°07’32” E for 380.40’ to the point of beginning and containing 107.4± acres of land.

DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: The Property is believed to consist of an existing, public daily fee 18-hole golf course, which is improved by, among other structures, a clubhouse, cart barn, maintenance shed, and equipment storage metal buildings. The golf course is 7,125 yards from the black tees, was originally designed by Algie Pully, and is believed to have been constructed in 1993. The Property is believed to encompass a total of approximately 259.13 acres (11,287,703 sq. ft.), and the Property is believed to be zoned A-1 (agricultural).

TERMS OF SALE: A deposit in the amount of Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00), payable in cash or by cashier’s check (made payable to “Gebhardt & Smith LLP”), or other form acceptable to the Substitute Trustee, will be required of the successful bidder (“Purchaser”) at the time and place of sale. The Purchaser shall be required to increase the amount of the deposit to ten percent (10%) of the selling price within seven (7) calendar days of sale. The Substitute Trustee will require all potential bidders to qualify prior to the commencement of bidding by showing evidence of their ability to deliver the deposit at the time of the sale.

The Auctioneer will charge a Buyer’s Premium of five percent (5%), which will be added to the high bid and included in the total purchase price paid by the Purchaser at the settlement of the foreclosure sale of the Property.

The balance of the purchase price shall be due upon settlement, which shall occur within thirty (30) days of the date of the sale; however, the Substitute Trustee reserves the right to extend the time for settlement, time being of the essence. The Substitute Trustee also reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to withdraw the Property from sale. In the event the Noteholder or an affiliate of the Noteholder is the successful bidder at the sale, the Noteholder or the affiliate of the Noteholder will not be required to post a deposit. Taxes (including, without limitation, all taxes due and owing as a result of any tax sales of the Property, personal property taxes, or otherwise), water rent and all municipal charges and other liens owed against the Property shall be the responsibility of the Purchaser and shall be paid by the Purchaser at settlement. In addition, all other charges, expenses and liens owed against the Property including, but not limited to, all public charges and assessments owed against the Property and payable on an annual basis, such as sanitary and/or metropolitan district charges, if any, shall also be the responsibility of the Purchaser and shall be paid by the Purchaser at settlement. The costs of all documentary stamps, recordation taxes, document preparation, transfer taxes and other charges associated with the conveyance of the Property to the ultimate Purchaser shall also be the responsibility of the Purchaser and shall be paid by the Purchaser at settlement. Settlement shall be held at the offices of the Substitute Trustee, or at such other place as may be agreed upon by the Substitute Trustee.

Except for the special warranty contained in the Deed for the Property, the Substitute Trustee and the Noteholder disclaim all warranties of any kind for the Property including, without limitation, any warranty relating to zoning, extent of construction, fitness for a particular purpose and environmental conditions affecting the Property. The Property will be sold in an “AS-IS” condition and subject to all encumbrances, rights, reservations, covenants, conditions, restrictions, rights of way, easements, taxes, liens, rights of redemption, such state of facts that an accurate survey or physical inspection of the Property might disclose, agreements of record affecting the same, tenancies contained in the deeds forming the chain of title thereto, statutory liens, and all other matters having priority over the Deed of Trust, if any. The Purchaser at the foreclosure sale shall assume the risk of loss for the Property immediately after the foreclosure sale takes place. Furthermore, it shall be the Purchaser’s responsibility to obtain possession of the Property after settlement.

In the event the Purchaser fails to go to settlement as required, the aforementioned deposit shall be forfeited and the Property shall be resold at the Purchaser(s)’ risk and expense.

If the Substitute Trustee is unable to convey the Property as described above, the Purchaser’s sole remedy at law or in equity shall be limited to the refund of the aforementioned deposit without interest thereon. Upon refund of the deposit to the Purchaser as aforesaid, the sale shall be void and of no further force or effect, and the Purchaser shall have no further claim against the Substitute Trustee. Additional terms may be announced at the time and place of sale.

Any information contained herein or otherwise conveyed by the Substitute Trustee or the Substitute Trustee’s agents is offered for informational purposes only and is believed to be reliable but has not been independently verified by the Substitute Trustee. Regardless of other printed sales information concerning this sale, this Notice of Trustee’s Sale and any additional terms announced at the sale shall control.

Written notice has been or will be provided as required by Section 55-59.1 of the 1950 Code of Virginia, as amended.

Dunn, McCormack & MacPherson 3925 University Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030 (703) 591-6055 SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE For further information, contact:

David T. Lampton, Esquire, Gebhardt & Smith LLP One South Street, Suite 2200, Baltimore, Maryland 21202-3064 (410) 385-5061 dlampton@gebsmith.com ATTORNEY FOR NOTEHOLDER

Auctioneer: William C. Bryant, III, The Counts Realty & Auction Group, 828 Main Street, 15th Floor, Lynchburg, Virginia 24504, (434) 525-2991 Bill@countsauction.com www.countsauction.com

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One lot for sale.

Tax Map Number 29-5-2A1, 29-5-2A2, 29-5-2A3

GOOCHLAND COUNTY, VIRGINIA In execution of a Credit Line Deed of Trust dated October 15, 2007, and recorded in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of Goochland County, Virginia, as 090005191 and Supplemented by Supplemental Deed of Trust dated May 7, 2009 and recorded on May 8, 2009 in the aforesaid Clerk’s Office as Instrument Number 090001750, herein jointly the “Deed of Trust,” default having occurred under the Deed of Trust and in the payment of the debt secured thereby, and being instructed to do so by the Note holder, the undersigned Substitute Trustees, either of whom may act, will offer for sale the property described in Exhibit A attached hereto at public auction at the front doors of the courthouse of the Circuit Court of Goochland County, Virginia, at 1:30pm, March 18, 2011. The real property that will be offered for sale by the Substitute Trustees is located in Goochland County, Virginia, and is referred to herein as the “Property.” The parcel will be offered for sale as one parcel. The property will be sold to the highest bidder. To bid on the property, each bidder other than the Note holder must have $13,000.00 or ten percent (10%) of the purchase price in the form of a cashier’s or certified check available at the auction. The balance of the purchase price will be due by certified or cashier’s check or by immediately available funds at settlement together with interest thereon at the rate of six (6%) per year from the date of the foreclosure sale until the date the purchase price is paid in full (with no interest being required if the purchaser is the Note holder or an affiliate). The Substitute Trustees reserve the right to withdraw the Property from the sale if they deem the highest bid or bids to be inadequate.

Conveyance shall be by Special Warranty deed and shall be subject to all recorded and unrecorded liens, encumbrances, security interests, easements, rights-of-way, covenants, conditions, restrictions, leases, and mechanics’ and materialmen’s liens, to the extent any of the foregoing may lawfully apply to the Property or any part thereof and take priority over the liens and security interests of the Deed of Trust. The Property is being sold subject to: No Will or list of heirs of record for John Mealy; all appurtenances, easements, restrictions and privileges as may be applicable thereto as shown in the chain of title or held by the parties in possession. The information contained herein as to the nature and description or use of the Property, dimensions, quantifications, descriptions, square footage, and acreage have been obtained from sources deemed reliable and believed to be accurate. However, no express or implied warranty is or may be inferred from any such representations. The Property will be sold “as is, where is.” No representations or warranties are made by either the Substitute Trustees or the Note holder as to the zoning, physical condition, environmental condition, or merchantability of all or any part of any property being sold. The foregoing disclaimer of representations and warranties is not intended to void or impair any liability or obligation, if any, that any other party may have with respect to all or any part of the Property.

The purchaser recognizes and agrees that any investigation, examination, or inspection of the Property is within the control of the owner or other parties in possession and their agents and not within the control of the Substitute Trustees, the Note holder, or their successors and assigns.

Settlement shall occur in the offices of the Substitute Trustees or such other place as mutually agreed upon, no later than thirty (30) days after the sale, time being of the essence. The Substitute Trustees reserve the right to extend the date of settlement as may be necessary to complete arrangements for settlement. Risk of loss or damage to the Property shall be borne by the purchaser from the time of the Trustees’ strikedown at the foreclosure sale. Real estate taxes and other public charges shall be prorated as of the date the public auction is held, and the purchaser shall be responsible for the payment of such taxes and charges beginning as of the date of the public auction. The purchaser shall pay all settlement fees, title examination charges and title insurance premiums, and all recording costs (including the State Grantor’s tax). The Substitute Trustees will not deliver possession of all or any part of the property being sold. If any successful bidder fails to complete settlement, their deposit shall be forfeited and applied to the costs of the sale and to the secured indebtedness. There shall be no refunds. The forfeiture shall not limit any liability of the defaulting purchaser, or any rights or remedies of the Substitute Trustees or the Note holder, with respect to any such default and the defaulting purchaser shall be liable for all costs of re-sale of the Property (including attorney fees of the Note holder and the Substitute Trustees), plus any amount by which the ultimate sale price for the Property is less than the defaulting purchaser’s bid.

After any such default and forfeiture, the Property may, at the discretion of the Substitute Trustees, be conveyed to the next highest bidder on the Property whose bid was acceptable to the Substitute

Trustees. In the event the Substitute Trustees do not execute a deed of conveyance, the purchaser’s sole remedy shall be the refund of the deposit with interest accruing thereon at the legal rate, it being the intention of the parties for such remedy to be sufficient to survive a challenge for lack of mutuality. The Substitute Trustees reserve the right to amend or supplement the terms of sale by verbal announcements during the sale, modify the requirements for bidders’ deposits, withdraw all or part of the Property from the sale before the commencement of bidding, recess the sale, and conduct such other sales as the Substitute Trustees may determine in their discretion. Purchase of the Property and settlement will be conditioned upon the waiver of any cause of action against the Substitute Trustees, the Note holder, and their successors and assigns, respecting the condition of the Property, including without limitation its environmental condition as provided by federal, state, or local laws, ordinances, regulations, or otherwise. The purchaser releases the Substitute Trustees, the Note holder, and their respective agents, successors and assigns from any and all claims the purchaser or his successors and assigns may have now or in the future relating to the environmental condition of the Property. The parties specifically acknowledge and agree that this clause bars all claims by the purchaser arising from the condition of the Property pursuant to the Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability Act of 1980, as amended, and all other actions pursuant to state or local laws, ordinances, or regulations for any environmental condition of the Property. Notwithstanding the parties’ intent that this clause bar all such claims, should a court of competent jurisdiction deem otherwise, the purchaser agrees that the presence of this clause should serve as the overwhelming primary factor in any equitable apportionment of response costs under federal, state, or local laws, ordinances, or regulations. Nothing in this Notice of Sale shall release, waive, or preclude any claims by the purchaser against the owners or any party in possession or control of the Property. The purchaser shall be required to sign an agreement at the foreclosure sale waiving any cause of action he, she or they may have against the Substitute Trustees and the Note holder for any condition with respect to the Property that may not be in compliance with any federal, state or local law, regulation, or ruling, including without limitation any laws, regulations, and rulings relating to environmental contamination or hazardous wastes. Immediately upon delivery of the deed for the Property by the Substitute Trustees, all duties, liabilities, and obligations of the Substitute Trustees, if any, to the purchaser with respect to the Property shall be extinguished.

Larry J. McElwain, Substitute Trustee C. Hailey Vaughan Robertson, Substitute Trustee Parker, McElwain & Jacobs, P.C. 2340 Commonwealth Drive Charlottesville, VA 22901 434-973-3331

EXHIBIT A Legal Description All that certain tract, parcel or lot of land, together with buildings and improvements thereon and the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging, lying and being situate in Lickinghole District, Goochland County, Virginia, to the northwest of but not adjacent to State Route No. 614 and containing 10 acres, more or less, as shown on a plat of survey dated April 5, 1973, prepared

by Hart and Bell, Certified Land Surveyors, entitled “Plat of Survey of 10.00 Acres Standing in the Name of John and Malinda Mealy, Lickinghole District, Goochland County, Virginia”, a copy of which plat is recorded in the aforesaid Clerk’s Office in Plat Book 15, page 217, reference to which is hereby made for a more particular description in the aforesaid parcel of property. Together with and subject to a perpetual, non-exclusive easement for ingress and egress on, over, across and along the 50 foot right of way shown on said plat leading to and from State Route No. 614 and the above-described parcel of property, along the southwestern line of property now or formerly owned

by John and Malinda Mealy. Being a portion of the same property conveyed to Harvey P. Griffith, Sr., and Maverick Griffith by deed dated October 11, 2007 from Halsie Dietrick and Wachovia Bank, National Association, as Trustees, or their successors in trust, under the Raymond Eldridge Dietrick Living Trust, dated January 21, 2005, as amended, recorded immediately prior to and simultaneously with the Deed of Trust, in the aforesaid Clerk’s Office.

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Henrico County holds 400th anniversary celebration Student choral ensemble performs

Contributed Report The Henrico County Public Library, in partnership with Henrico County Public Schools, the Friends of Henrico County Public Library, and the Henrico Education Foundation, is proud to host the nationally acclaimed author, David Baldacci, on Tuesday, April 5, at 7 p.m. at Glen Allen High School, 10700 Staples Mill Road in Glen Allen, as part of Henrico’s 400th Anniversary Celebration and ALL HENRICO READS. His novel, Wish You Well, as the featured title, will be available for sale, as well as his other books. He will be available to autograph books following the program.

Wish You Well, a beautifully crafted coming-of-age novel, is a decided depar- ALL HENRICO ture from the thriller novels that have READS repeatedly landed Baldacci on the New York Times Bestseller list. Louisa Mae Tuesday, April 5 Cardinal is a precocious twelve-year-old at 7 p.m. girl living in the hectic New York City of Glen Allen High 1940 until a single, terrifying moment School: 10700 changes her life forever. She and her brother Oz soon find themselves in Staples Mill the mountains of Virginia where their Road, Glen Allen mother slowly struggles between life and death. Lou and Oz are raised by their eccentric and single-minded great-grandmother, Louisa, Lou’s namesake.

A critic for Publisher’s Weekly wrote that “Baldacci triumphs with his best novel yet,” calling Wish You Well an “utterly captivating drama that has a huge heart.” Judith Silverman in Kliatt describes the novel as an “excellent portrait of race and class distinction of the time and place.”

This event is free and open to the public. Seating will be first come, first served. Doors open at 6:15 pm. For additional information, go to www.henricolibrary.org.

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by Lane Burgess Henrico County officially kicked off its 400th anniversary at the Henrico Shire Celebration held at the Greater Richmond Convention Center last month. The formal ceremony recognized the county’s founding in 1611, honored its British connection, and acknowledged the 13 original localities that once made up the original Henrico shire.

Under the direction of Choral Director Sherrie Matthews, a select choral ensemble representing several Henrico high schools opened the ceremony with the national anthem. Later in the program, the group premiered the Henrico anthem “Echoes of Henrico,” commissioned for the 400th Anniversary (lyrics

by J.A. Parker).

Gary Rhodes, president of J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College, served as the host and emcee for the event.

Hundreds of Henrico officials and guests were present at the event as well as Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell, officials from the 13 original localities, and the honorable Peter Martin of Essex County England, Henrico’s sister county.

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Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell gives remarks at the Henrico Shire Celebration.

“I’ve come to say happy birthday Henrico County,” said Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell. “I wish you much great success. It is really a tremendous place. My kids went

to Henrico County Public legacy.”

Schools, and we were really Henrico County Manager blessed to be able to enjoy the Virgil Hazelett acknowledged quality of life here for a num- the members of the Henrico ber of years. We have a tremendous and rich heritage and continued on page 3

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An international, nonprofit body, CARF offers accreditation of human-service providers in the fields of rehabilitation, employment, child and family and aging services. MH/DS first earned CARF accreditation in 2001; it has now received four consecutive accreditations from the organization.

To earn accreditation, MH/ DS underwent a rigorous peerreview process and an on-site examination that applied more than 1,800 standards. The survey noted the strong fiscal management of the agency, the stability

and effectiveness of its programs and the high level of satisfaction of recipients of the agency’s services. The survey also reported a “pattern of practiced excellence” in MH/DS programs.

“CARF surveyors praised the commitment of our staff to improving the quality of life of the people we serve,” said MH/ DS Director Michael O’Connor.

Programs receiving accreditation were Assertive Community Treatment; Case Management/ Services Coordination; Community Housing; Community Integration: Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Community Services; Supported Living; Prevention/Diversion; Community Employment Services; and Organizational Employment Services.

Henrico schedules public meetings March 15 and 17 to discuss redistricting Contributed Report Henrico County will hold public meetings on the county’s 2011 magisterial district reapportionment process on Tuesday, March 15, at 6 p.m. in the Government Center Board Room, 4301 E. Parham Road; and on Thursday, March 17, at 6 p.m. in the Eastern Government Center multipurpose room, 3820 Nine Mile Road.

Representatives from Henrico’s Planning Department, County Attorney’s Office and Voter Registration and Elections Office will be on hand to provide information, answer questions and receive public input as the county prepares to redraw its magisterial district lines.

Residents are encouraged to participate in the process and submit their own redistricting plans and comments; staff will use input received at the meetings to help draft the county’s

plan. Maps and additional information are available at www. henricoredistricting.com; comments and questions also may be submitted by email to redistricting@co.henrico.va.us or by calling 501-4427.

Federal and state law requires localities to reapportion the representation in the governing body among the magisterial districts every 10 years. The 2010 U.S. Census counted 306,935 residents in Henrico, with Three Chopt District comprising the largest population at 72,035.

The ideal population per district would be 61,387 residents.

Henrico’s Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings later this spring to present a draft redistricting plan and adopt ordinances approving a final plan.

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County Board of Supervisors, the Henrico County School Board, and the members of the Henrico 2011 Commemoration Advisory Commission.

“The evening would not be complete without sharing our common heritage,” said

Hazelett. “Four-hundred years ago, we were one unit struggling to make a new way in a new world. Today, we have separate jurisdictions, but each of us recognize the many ways in which we are still connected by similar challenges and accomplishments. I am simply very proud to be a part of Henrico

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Virginia Indian Cultural Program to feature tribal art Contributed Report The history as well as the contemporary culture of the region’s earliest inhabitants will be presented through art, dance and exhibits at the Virginia Indian Cultural Program, 3-8 p.m. Saturday, March 19 at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, 2880 Mountain Road.

The Virginia Indian Cultural Program, a free event, is part of the county’s yearlong 400th anniversary commemoration. Whereas Henrico traces its beginnings to 1611 and the founding of the Citie of Henricus, Indian artifacts discovered in the county date to 6,500 B.C., indicating a native presence in the area more than 8,000 years before the first English settlers.

The program will include the exhibit “By Our Hands: Virginia Indian Cultural Arts,” featuring pottery, beadwork, leatherwork, painting and sculpture by contemporary Indian artists and artisans. The artists will demonstrate their creative processes and discuss their work with the public.

Beginning at 6 p.m., the Virginia Indian Intertribal Dance Group and Drum will tell the story of native history and culture through a performance of traditional and contemporary tribal dances. Dancers will explain the regalia they wear and the meaning of each dance. The program Virginia Indian also will feature the pho- Cultural Program tographic exhibit “Family Portraits: Virginia Indians Saturday, March at the Turn of the 20th 19 from 3-8 p.m.

Century” (this exhibit con- The Cultural tinues through May 8).

Arts Center at In addition, the event Glen Allen: 2880 will offer a variety of chil- Mountain Road dren’s activities, including workshops on making pinch pots and corn husk dolls.

For more information about the Virginia Indian Cultural Program and other upcoming 400th anniversary commemoration events, call 501-1611 or log on to www.henrico400th.com.

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