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Volume 57, Number 23 • June 9, 2011

Palen announces run for School Board

By Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

Goochland Education Association (GEPA) Chairman Penny Palen said Monday she will run for the Goochland School Board District 2 seat in November now held by Raymond A. Miller.

Palen said the turning point in her decision came when a GEPA member asked her, “You’re going to be at the School Board meetings anyway, why not make a difference?”

Palen, 46, a former mortgage banker, now works as an independent con-

tractor for several mortgage and insurance companies, performing property inspections on real estate in default or foreclosure.

She and her husband Mike Marcialis, Senior Facilities Manager for Capital One, Central Virginia, live in Sandy Hook have two children who attend Goochland schools, a son who will be in the seventh grade at GMS in the fall and a daughter heading into the third grade at Goochland Elementary School.

A career relocation by Palen’s husband brought the family to central see Palen > page 4 Photo by Ken Odor

Tearful Goochland High School graduate Katie Newman gets a hug from her friend Allie Perry after the end of the graduation ceremony last Friday at the Arthur Ashe Center.

Goochland High School seniors get their diplomas in the cool

By Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

Photo by Ken Odor

Goochland Education Parents Association Chairman Penny Palen said Monday she is running for School Board in District 2.

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For GHS ValedictorianCallie Alvis, high school went by too quickly.

“I know for a fact that I never imagined that when I walked through those doors freshman year that the next four years would fly by

so fast,” said Alvis, speaking from the podium at the Arthur Ashe Center to her classmates and their families and friends.

One hundred seventy five seniors graduated this year, with almost all making the walk across the stage to pick up their diplomas.

In contrast to last year’s torrid

temperatures on the football field at GHS, it was comfortably cool in the Ashe Center, with plenty of room for all who wanted to attend.

“We’ll move mountains,” said Senior Class President Carrie Mills in her remarks. “We’ll be famous thanks

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A touching moment came in the ceremony when Principal Francie Ball presented an honorary diploma to Christina Maxwell, mother of senior Billy Maxwell, who was killed in an as yet unsolved incident, presumed to be a hit and run accident last September on Broad Street Road. “This class has endured loss,� said Ball.

But there were also the presentations for perfect attendance to Justin Meyer for making it to school every day in the 2010-11 school year and the award to Ryan Coles, who never missed a single day in his entire 13 years in Goochland public schools!

Alvis urged her classmates to “Make every moment

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count,� as she urged them to “find what makes you happy and do it.� “How will you leave the world a better place?� asked Salutatorian Casey Doody in her address, calling graduation “a jumping off point, the time when we are charged with taking what we’ve learned and molding it into a path that represents our individuality.�

Before the diplomas were handed out, some of those who came talked about how they felt.

Bill Boinest was clutching his camera as he sat in the bleachers with his son, waiting for grandson William Calhoun Boinest, III to get his

diploma. “It’s a real mark in life,� said Bill, who said his grandson would be going to Hampden Sydney College just as he did many years earlier.

Nettie Tyler said she had come to see a friend’s daughter, Tiara Monay Sharpe, get her diploma. Asked about her own graduation Tyler said, “I remember it just like it was yesterday.�

Little League coach Jeremy Osbourne and his wife Joy, a county school bus driver, said they were there to see kids they coached and drove on the school bus graduate.

Ann McJunkins, attending with her husband Roy, was

there to see their grandson Orrin Herzwurm graduate. “I’m really going to miss this boy,� said Ann. When it was all over, the usual hugs and picture taking started. “It’s one of my favorite parts of the year,� said School Board Chairman Ivan Mattox, who would only pause for a second to talk after the ceremony. “I’ve got to get out there and shake those hands,� he said.

Concluding her third GHS graduation, Ball called it “a wonderful celebration. It’s one of the few times when everyone comes and leaves with a smile on their face.�

Goochlander is Virginia Opera’s board of governor’s president Contributed Report

The Virginia Opera’s Richmond board of governors has elected Kemper K. Hyers of ManakinSabot as its president. Hyers succeeds Jeannie P. Baliles. He is the first board president from Goochland County.

The 2011-2012 season includes Verdi’s Aida, Humperdinck’s Hansel and Gretel, Glass’ Orphee and Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Mikado.

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Richmond Suburban Newspapers has announced that Jim Fields has joined its staff and will serve as a general assignment reporter for The Mechanicsville Local and The Goochland Gazette.

“We are pleased to have Jim join the staff and know our communities will benefit from his many contacts and years of experience,” Joy Monopoli, RSN publisher, said.

He has a journalism degree from the University of North Carolina and has worked for both weekly, community oriented newspapers and daily publica-

write a story that might influ- e-mail at jfields@mechlocal.com ence change, but when you work or by phone at 804-971-8696. for a community oriented paper, sometimes you are the reason change occurs.”

Fields and his wife have three adult children and two grandchildren.

“Including my wife, I have several things I am passionate about,” he said. “My grandchildren bring me a great deal of pleasure, and I am a shameless, dedicated University of North Carolina basketball and New York Yankees baseball fan.

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Goochland family relives its history through re-enacting

By Jim Fields jfields@mechlocal.com

Someone once said, “Before we can plot a course for our future, we need to know where we have been.”

Goochland County resident Dr. Douglas Paul Pruiett Sr. is not only an amateur genealogist, but he and his family live out his family history by taking

part in Civil War related events.

“I guess for lack of a better title, you can say we are reenactors,” he said. “We aren’t the type that goes to encampments, recreate the fighting of battles and live the hard soldier’s life.

We take part in historical events, memorials, grave dedications, march in parades and an occasional period reenactment.”

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the 19th Virginia Infantry, Camp 1493 and is also Commander of the 2nd Brigade, Virginia Division of Sons of Confederate Veterans.

“My parents got me interested in the genealogy of our family,” he said. “As a young boy, we used to make trips to our home in Kentucky. I remember them talking to our relatives about the Civil War and our family’s involvement.

“Soldiers back then would leave the farm to go and fight and then return to run the farm for awhile,” Pruiett explained.

“During the course of the war, some of my relatives left four, maybe five times to go away and fight, return to farm and then go and fight again.”

He proudly displays a picture of his mother’s grandfather, Thomas E. Roberts.

“He was a member of a Confederate cavalry unit,” he explained. “He was captured

by Union troops and spent 18 months as a prisoner of war.

When he died, you could still see the shackle scars on his ankles.”

His family settled in Central Virginia in the mid 1600s.

Pruiett traces his family roots

to the Maupin family, who were well known in Colonial Williamsburg prior to and during the Revolution.

He and his wife Carla have six children. Douglas Jr. is the oldest at 13. The others are: Isabelle (12), Noelle (10), Jefferson (8), Annabelle (3) and Gabriel (1).

“My wife and I really enjoy getting dressed up and going to events,” he said. “The boys seem to enjoy events more than the girls, and I believe it’s because they get to carry rifles. Our outfits are as authentic as possible and many are handmade. “ “On Memorial Day weekend, we attended three events,” he said. “On Saturday, we were in Charlottesville. There is a Confederate graveyard on the campus of the University of Virginia. There are about 1,000 graves there with only small markers. A few years ago, a woman’s group decided to get headstones for every grave.

It’s a slow process, but so far they have been able to do a few each year and we were there to dedicate some. There is probably about 100 graves now with headstones.”

On Monday, the family took

part in memorial services in Richmond and Powhatan.

“Most people do not realize that slavery wasn’t an issue when Virginia seceded,” he noted. “Virginia seceded because President Lincoln asked the state for troops to join other Union forces in fighting their brothers to the south. They refused, and with the feeling that an invasion of Virginia soil was imminent, they seceded.”

Pruiett said move to forward, we need to know more about

our past.

“I believe it was President Woodrow Wilson who said that if we lose track of where we came from, how can we plot a course for where we are going. We are really lost if we don’t remember where we came from.”

As an amateur genealogist, Pruiett enjoys helping people trace their family roots. He doesn’t charge a fee for his work and can be e-mailed at: 2ndBrigadeCommander@comcaast. net.

Palen

posted on the school’s web site shortly before scheduled meetings and wondered how board members could vote on material they had only just received.

“How can you make an informed decision with the late agenda amendments?”she asked.

“If you haven’t had a chance to read it, don’t vote on it,” said Palen of how the board should react to last minute changes.

The gap between the Goochland Board of Supervisors and the School Board also troubles Palen.

“It’s obvious that the two boards do not communicate,” said Palen. “If they had better communication I feel the schools

could have gotten most of what they asked for this year.”

Palen said she favored moving School Board meetings to the Board of Supervisors meeting room in the county administration building where recording and projection equipment is superior to that of the schools.

“I absolutely would like to move to the Board of Supervisors facilities,” she said.

Palen also lamented the delay in posting of minutes on the schools’ web site, noting that although April minutes are available there, minutes of the March school board meetings are not.

But Palen said she is against double bus runs and staggered

starting times for schools, saying she feared they would become a “permanent solution to a temporary problem.”

If elected Palen said she would work for greater cooperation with the board of supervisors.

“They are the bank and we are making withdrawals,” she said by way of illustration, promising more transparency and prompt action to provide the supervisors with the information they request.

Contacted Monday evening, Miller said he will run for another term as District 2 school board member. He has represented District 2 on the School Board since July 1979.

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“We chose a home in Goochland due to the excellent reputation of the school system at that time,” said Palen.

“Putting the public back into public education,” is her platform, said Palen, who said she would like to see “town hall” type meetings at least twice a year, where the public could talk directly to the school board and get “answers in real time, or close to it.”

Palen decried the frequent pattern of last minute changes to the School Board’s agenda,

Dr. Douglas Paul Pruiett, Sr. and family took part in a ceremony dedicating headstones at a Confederate cemetery on the University of Virginia campus recently. In the front row are, from left: Noelle, Jefferson and Annabelle. In the second row are: Isabelle, Dr. Pruiett, holding Gabriel, Carla and Douglas Jr.

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School Board responds to citizen input - adds back some programs and positions

By Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

Goochland’s School Board adopted a budget May 31, after reconvening their workshop meeting recessed from May 24.

“The board and administration have listened to the concerns of the public,” said School Board Chairman Ivan Mattox and then proceeded to list six changes to the budget.

Those included: 1. The .4 art teacher has been restored.

2. Golf, swimming and gymnastics at GHS have been retained.

3. A .5 band position at GHS has been created.

4. A .5 drama position at GHS has been created.

5. Transportation to Maggie Walker Governor’s School will be funded.

6. The school system will pay for background checks for volunteers.

Mattox then opened public comment period, limited to 30 minutes. Several speakers commended the board for the changes, but others were still unsatisfied.

One student from Randolph Elementary School spoke to the board and asked his classmates to take the stage in the audito-

rium, where they sang a tune in an effort to save music teacher Amy Holzbach’s job.

“If you take Ms. Holzbach away she can’t be replaced said the student.

Sekou Shebaka urged the board to make it clear the board was taking the citizen input to heart.

“It appears as though when you come up here to the mike and pour your heart out you’re in a meat grinder. Too many people feel they are not being heard,” he said.

But Goochland Education ParentsAssociation (GEPA) president Penny Palen said Wednesday the board had indeed listened to the citizens, saying there was a great difference in the process this year compared to last.

“They have listened to the voices of the parents – it’s a huge step,” said Palen. While she conceded that “Some people are going to be happy and some are not,” she compared this year’s process to last year, when the board closed the gifted center,

ignoring the protests of parents.

In addition to the combative crowd, which repeatedly ignored Mattox’s plea to hold applause after speakers and peppered the board with questions after the comment period was over, the meeting saw Michael McDermott announce he had filed suit against Goochland Superintendent Linda Underwood and Mattox over a Freedom of Information request for email addresses McDermott had filed.

SchoolBoardattorneyAndrea Erard said the suit hinged on whether a communication from school administration to parents asking whether they wanted their email addresses released, made after McDermott’s request was received, was a violation of FOIA rules.

How the restored positions and other changes would be paid for was unclear Tuesday night but Assistant School Superintendent Peter Gretz said Wednesday that reductions in legal fees, a savings in FICA expense and savings

from attrition and other areas would be used.

Palen pointed out that although the budget has been passed, “nothing is written in

stone,” noting that the schools could ask for supplemental appropriations from the board of supervisors and that revenues, such as sales taxes might increase.

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OPINION: Editorial, Letters to the Editor

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Graduation musings Attending Friday’s Goochland High School graduation ceremony at the Arthur Ashe Center was a welcome respite when it comes to covering Goochland schools.

Seeing another senior class saying goodbye to high school and heading off into their future is always exciting and something I’m betting most everyone, no matter what their take on the recent contentiousness surrounding the schools budget, can agree was worthy of celebration.

It was nice to see smiles and cheers for a change at a school-related event, rather than frowns, scowls and expressions of puzzlement, those expressions most often seen at most recent school board meetings.

And watching the seniors getting their diplomas and celebrating with family and friends surely serves as a reminder of how important it is to use whatever resources are available in the most efficient ways possible.

This writer starts with the assumption that all the participants in the recent school budget debates have the same goal in mind: to produce the best school system possible during extremely difficult times. That there is great disagreement as to the best way to go about this is only natural, considering the decline in revenue available to the schools.

Unfortunately, that decline could continue, in light of last week’s report that housing prices had reached a low not seen since 2009. Barring an unlikely turnaround in the real estate market, county revenue will be as tight or tighter next budget season and the school system, as well as all other county functions,

will have to go through yet another contraction.

Making do with less is something no one enjoys but it appears that it is something we may all have to learn to live with for the immediate future.

Civility at public meetings a necessity Covering the most recent school board meeting was, shall we say, an interesting experience. As it was a continuation of the recessed workshop meeting, it appears the board went the extra mile in adding an abbreviated public comment period, yet despite that plus the announcement that a number of cuts had been restored, the crowd was not placated.

Toward the end of the meeting when it was clear that the board was prepared to vote and approve the budget the crowd got downright testy, shouting questions at the board.

It’s fine to take issue with the actions of an elected board but out of order shouting and interruption of proceedings serves no useful purpose whatsoever.

Channeling that energy in a different direction is what’s called for – that direction being the electoral process. And it looks like Goochlanders will have ample opportunity to do that this fall with the declaration of yet another new school board candidate (see story on page one).

Putting that energy to good use by supporting the candidates one thinks best for county schools is the way to go.

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Letters continued from > page 6 Historical Society, the 35 Mile Drive Association, the 4H Club, Goochland County Parks and Recreation and other county entities, Tucker Park at Maidens Crossing and the Center for Rural Culture.

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June 9, 2011 Looking ahead to 2012 we know it will be bigger and better. We invite even wider community support. We need more volunteers and more sponsorships. Our Chamber Office will delightfully accept your inquiries. Please contact Bonnie Creasy at 556-3811, or e-mail her at director@ goochlandchamber.org Wayne Dementi Discover Goochland Committee Chairman

Infamous?

Saturday morning, June 4 was a great day at Goochland Courthouse with yard sales, a flea market and a charity car wash at Taylor’s Exxon.

After driving 7,000 miles and spending time in Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Montana, and Wyoming for two weeks I decided to get

some of the bugs and dust washed off my SUV for the third time. One hundred miles of Idaho dirt roads put dust in every crack inside my vehicle.

So I took advantage of the charity car wash at Taylor’s where Goochland Deputy Sheriff May was having his Goochland cruiser washed.

After introducing myself to a few other folks standing around the car wash, Deputy May said to me “So you are the infamous Art Bachman?”

Webster’s unabridged dictionary defines “infamous” as 1. Having a very bad reputation; notorious; in disgrace or dishonor. 2. Causing or deserving a bad reputation; scandalous; outrageous. 3.

In law, (a) punishable by imprisonment in a penitentiary: said of certain crimes;

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Letters continued from > page 7 (b) guilty of such a crime.

Synonym: wicked, heinous, disgraceful, shameful, execrable, ignominious.

Now I realize that more than 150 of my letters to editors have been published all over the U.S. including Goochland newspapers, none ever suggested any scandalous or criminal behavior. To the contrary, my letters through many years have most frequently criticized government spending which now

seems to be in vogue.

I only hope that Deputy Sheriff May’s comment was a “slip of the tongue” rather than a prevailing belief by the Goochland Sheriff ’s department.

Goochland newspaper records will show I have always been commendatory about the performance of the Goochland Sheriff ’s Department and only critical of its excessive spending.

My college courses in political science taught me that a County Sheriff is the virtual political leader of any

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Art Bachman Gum Springs

School board budget musings As a come-lately to school board meetings, (I have been to the last two) I reflected how the few often end up representing the many. But it takes the many to represent themselves. While those who attended the meetings seemed of similar mind about not cutting teachers and instructional programs, their reasons were many and their particular passions diverse.

One thing I heard frequently last week was the idea that there is a silent majority out there that agrees with the School Board, or as was also

mentioned, with the Board of Supervisors. We will see about that at the next elections for each board, but it is easy to believe that people agree with you when they remain silent.

I fervently believe that because so many people showed up to plead for maintaining programs and teachers, the School Board had to acknowledge that a large cross section of the community was extremely upset by their proposed budget cuts, instead of being able to reassure themselves that the silent majority is in their corner.

As Mr. Maddox stated, the community should be as involved from the beginning of the process, and I agree.

It also was apparent that the community needs clarification of proposals rather than presentations that only the board fully understands.

While the meeting itself may not have been the proper forum, is there an easier way to educate ourselves

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than unsuccessfully digging through websites and trying to decipher pages of numbers? Some people know where to look but many more do not.

I was very moved by the number of students, from elementary through posthigh school levels, who spoke eloquently and respectfully at the last two meetings about the programs and teachers that they love and know are changing their lives for the better. We need to listen to what they are saying. They are the ones who are living with our choices, and if they are to continue in public school in Goochland, they only have one choice once they finish elementary school. We must make that choice a viable one.

Finally, I am thankful that SOME of the community’s and students’ pleas were heard, though some of the solutions floor me. What is the point of firing a cherished full time elementary music teacher who students, school

staff, and parents enthusiastically support, only to replace her with two half-time positions, one of which guts the upper level music program?

So now the high school band teacher, who teaches all the upper level students at advanced levels, and who is swamped as it is, becomes a half-time teacher at each of two schools, thus ensuring his talents are spread too thin and all his students suffer? Brilliant. Is this how we reward our dedicated and gifted teachers and students?

I only hope that in future our school board and superintendant will be more in tune with the community and students and that despite cuts in our educational programs that turn off prospective students to our school system, we will be able to restore some credibility to our claim that we educate the total child and prepare him/her for the future.

Eve Barenholtz Sandy Hook

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Alice Parrish Grandstaff, 83, of Gum Spring, passed June 1, 2011, in a local hospital. She was born to Beauy Leake and Elizabeth Hughes Parrish in Hadensville, Va. She was preceded in death

two sisters, Catherine and Audrey; one brother, James.

She is survived by her husband of 54 years, Lee Roy Grandstaff; three children, Barbara Gail Quinn (Henry), Boyd Leake Grandstaff, Sandra Leigh Able; grandson, Benjamin Able; her brother,

Correction: In the May 25 edition of The Goochland Gazette, Planning commissioner Lowe Lunsford was incorrectly quoted on his reference to a pile of asphalt tailings at a location in Goochland. The story quoted Lunsford as saying it looked like a “West Virginia dog pile.” In fact, Lunsford referred to it as a “West Virginia GOB pile,” an old coal mining term that described waste material stored outside of mines.

The Gazette regrets the error, and we apologize for any inconvenience it may have caused.

Bryan; sisters, Bernice, Doris, Edith, Betty, Joyce, June and Susie. Also she is remembered by her special caregiver, Mary Richardson. She has been an active member of Perkins Baptist Church for 61 years, in the choir, teaching, serving on committees, wherever the Lord called.

She was the owner of East Leake Express for almost 20 years. The family received friends Friday, June 3, 2011, at the Norman Funeral Home, Goochland, Va. The funeral services were held on Saturday, June 4, 2011 at Perkins Baptist Church.

Graveside services were held in the church cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family request donations be made

to Perkins Cemetery Fund or the Alzheimer’s Association.

Hagen Ollie May Hagen, 86, of Goochland, passed away June 2, 2011. She was preceded in death by her husband, William V. Hagen; and son, William V. Hagen Jr. She is survived by her children, Carolyn (Ed) Purvis, Bobby (Debbie) Hagen; seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Family received friends at the Norman Funeral Home, Goochland, Va., on Saturday, June 4, 2011. Funeral services were held on Sunday, June 5, 2011 at Smyrna Baptist Church.

Graveside services were held in the church cemetery.

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Bulldog season ends against regional champs Woodgrove captures 4-1 victory to end Goochland’s run

BY JIM RIDOLPHI Special Correspondent

All good things must come to an end.

The Goochland girls’ softball team’s season ended abruptly last week after they dropped a regional semifinal to Woodgrove, 4-1, one victory shy of reaching the state tournament. The loss eliminated the team from further post season play, but not before the team accomplished more than most predicted or expected.

The team finished with an impressive 15-7 record and posted wins over quality opponents.

In the Region II quarterfinals against Brentsville,

the Bulldogs wasted no time as Erika Spencer smashed a three run homer in the top of the first inning. Brentsvilles’ Abby Carpenter, regional player of the year, answered with a two run shot in the home half of the inning.

In the third inning, Goochland bats came alive again and hits by Jordan Fleming, Chakiryn Jackson and Ericka Spencer produced two more runs, giving Goochland a 5-2 lead.

The Bulldogs got two more runs in the sixth when Jesse Leroy singled and Brandi Tester doubled. Jackson followed with an RBI single, and the Bulldogs put another two urns on the board.

Brentsville pecked away at the Bulldog lead, adding two runs in the sixth inning, and Bulldog pitcher Kaytlyn Jones had to escape a seventh inning jam to secure the win.

Local athletes honored as All-District selections JEFFERSON DISTRICT Baseball First Team Pitcher: Wes McGuire, Sr. Goochland 3rd base: Scott Ragland, Sr. Goochland Second Team Outfield: Ben Swecker, Sr. Goochland Third Team 1st base: Alex McDowell, Jr. Goochland; Cody Johnson , Jr. Goochland PREP LEAGUE Jack Sutton, Collegiate

Infielders: Jordan Fleming, Goochland; Third Team Pitcher: Katlyn Jones, Goochland.

LIS Raven Baytops, St. Catherine’s; CarolineCheatham,Collegiate; Audrey Fain, St. Catherine’s; Emily Flippo, Collegiate; Mallory Knighton, Collegiate; Molly Phillips, St. Catherine’s;

VIS, DIVISION I First Team Raven Baytops, St. JEFFERSON DISTRICT Catherine’s; Softball First Team Second Team Pitchers: Jesse Leroy, Mallory Knighton, Goochland Collegiate.

Outfielders:; Brandi Tester, Goochland.

JEFFERSON DISTRICT Coach of the year: Amy Boys Soccer Third Team Henneberger, Goochland.

Lee McLaughlin Sr. Second Team Goochland

With two outs, Carpenter came to the plate with the base loaded in the seventh.

“She popped up in the infield,” said GHS coach Amy Henneberger. “Kaytlyn Jones pitched seven strong innings.”

The pressure was on in the semifinal contest against Woodgrove. Both teams knew one squad would advance to state competition while the loser would be sent packing with a season ending loss.

The Bulldogs scored first when Wolverine pitcher Allie Reid was called for two illegal pitches and walked two Bulldogs in the second inning, producing a run. The shaky inning only reinforced Reid’s determination, and she escaped a Bulldog rally in the sixth to secure the win.

“Each team had four hits, but we committed some costly errors and Woodgrove

Hicks heads to Super Regionals

capitalized on our mistakes,” Henneberger said.

Rachel Jones went 2-3 in the loss with a pair of singles.

Henneberger said this season’s results and the youth of her team bode well for the future.

“We are proud of the girls for their accomplishments this season. We are looking to take it to the next level next season.”

Goochland............. 302 0020—7141 Brentsville............. 200 0020—4 70 K. Jones and Tester; Wark and Azakan. W — Jones. L — Wark.

Records: Goochland 15-6; Brentsville 17-5 Goochland........... 010 000 0 — 1 4 4 Woodgrove.......... 001 111 x — 4 4 3 K. Jones and Tester; Reid and Haney.

Records: Goochland 15-7; Woodgrove 22-4 File photo by Jim Ridolphi

The Goochland softball team exceeded expectations, making a run to the region semis and falling one win short of a trip to the state tournament.

Bulldog basketball camp for boys

Former Goochland standout John Hicks and his Virginia Caveliers will play host to UC Irvine in a best-of-three series, June 11-13 at UVa’s Davenport Field. The NCAA Super Regional will be played at 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday and 1, 4 or 7 p.m. Monday (if necessary).

For information on tickets, please call the Virginia Athletics Ticket Office at (800) 542-8821 or log on to VirginiaSports. com.

New Goochland High players School varsity basketball coach Preston Gordon will direct a Camp Features basketball campe for boys. * Fundamental Techniques Gordon has worked basket- * One-on-One Instruction ball camps at Emory & Henry * Ball Handling Drills College, Stetson University, * Shooting Drills Pulaski County High School, * Camp T-shirt Goochland Parks & Rec., * Defensive Station Work Southwest Virginia Coaches * Three-on-Three Contests Clinic, and Louisa County * Skills Contests High School. Coach Gordon * Guest Speakers heads a stand-up staff that includes: Our staff offers a great challenge to any boy who wants to *Goochland High School Boys become a better player. This Staff camp will improve his funda*Former Goochland standout mental skills; teach him more players and coaches about the game, and what it *Former/Current college takes to become a better player. players We have a staff that is com*Current Bulldog Basketball mitted to helping young men

take their game one step closer to being more fundamentally complete, while having fun at the same time.

Ages: 8 - 15 Dates: June 20– 22, 2011 Time: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Place: GHS Gym The fee for a camper is $40.

Every camper will receive a Tshirt. Make checks payable to Goochland High School.

Please send your application to: Goochland High School c/o Preston Gordon 3250-A River Road West Goochland, VA 23063 (540) 894-6976 prgordon@glnd.k12.va.us

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information call church office Team pick-up. For more information contact Val Pace at 763The 1st annual Mount Gilead 749-3522. Rain date June 18.

9187 or valpace@ymail.com.

Baptist Preschool Benefit Golf Sunday, June 12 Tournament will be held at Friday, June 17 Rivanna Resort and Golf Club.

The Women’s Ministry of Come out for a fun day of golf Fauquier Baptist Church will Annual Goochland and help support a great local be having their annual Hats Relay For Life Celebration at cause! For information, please Program title “Parade of Hats” at Goochland Elementary Field at visit: www.mountgileadbc.net or 3 p.m. Asking all to please join us 6 p.m. This is a 12 hour event call the preschool at 457-2938. and come wearing your favorite, to Celebrate, Remember and

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Community Flea Market, 8-2 p.m. Sponsored by Goochland Baptist Church, 2454 Manakin Road, Manakin-Sabot. 2.5 miles north of corner of Broad St. and Manakin Rd. Space fees will go to our children and youth ministries with 10% going to Goochland County Food Bank. For more

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Monday, June 13 6:30 p.m. Goochland Relay For Life final Team meeting before event on Friday, June 17. Meeting will be held at the Goochland Library. T-shirts, event schedule and layout will be available for

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Father’s day breakfast. Join us at Kingdom United Ministries on Father’s Day for a continental breakfast and fellowship.Followed by a Word of God from Pastor Tyrone A. McCowin. Service will be held at Moss-Nuckols Elementary School, 2055 Courthouse Road, Louisa VA located on Route 208. Service time is 10:30 a.m. All are welcomed! For additional information you may contact 540967-1145 or visit us as www. kuministries.com.

Fight Back. Proceeds benefit the American Cancer Society efforts for cancer research, patient services and education.

Come out and support our cancer survivors and caregivers.

Annual Silent Auction, food, Please join us at Mt. Gilead games and music all night. For Baptist Church for Vacation more information visit www.

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year is “Shake It Up Cafe Where Kid’s Carry Out God’s Recipe”. Bible school will be held nightly from June 19- 24 from 7-9 p.m. Registration will be held at the church from 5- 6 p.m. on Sunday, June 12. Join us for homemade ice cream and games during that time! You may also register at the church on June 19th when you arrive for VBS. Classes will be available for all ages. Each night there will be crafts, Bible stories, puppetry, snacks, music, and science exploration. A nursery will be provided for VBS participants. We look forward to seeing you there!

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GENERAL EMPLOYMENT The Jerusalem Baptist Church of Manakin Sabot, VA. is in search of a Youth Minister/Director. All interested candidates must be experienced in working with youth. He/She must be patient. high energy, self confident, well organized, compassionate, committed, self-motivated and have the ability to bring innovative ideas to a youth ministry. They must also possess excellent communication skills and the ability to work flexible hours and travel for youth activities, work with and support parents while encouraging participation from youth in activities and ministries.

Please submit all resumes to: Youth Minister/Director Search Committee P.O. BOX 87 Oilville. VA 23129 Deadline for submission: September 1, 2011.

Pastor Smyrna Baptist Church is a small, traditionalinformal church located in Goochland County. We are searching for a bivocational pastor, in which the Church is the first priority. Our candidate must be an ordained pastor with a Baptist Doctrine. We value a Shepherding role for our pastor, one who preaches and practices the Holy Bible, and someone who is committed to growing our church. Resumes may be sent to Smyrna Pastor Search Committee, 2202 Jackson Shop Road, Goochland, VA 23063. Applications will be accepted through July 31, 2011.

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PUBLIC NOTICE The Goochland County Board of Supervisors regularly scheduled meeting for Tuesday, June 7th has been rescheduled to Monday, June 13th (no change in time); the regular meeting will start at 3:00 P.M. with public hearing(s) at 7:00 p.m. in the Goochland Administration Building, 1800 Sandy Hook Rd., Board Meeting Room, Suite 250, Goochland, VA on the following:

LEGAL NOTICES VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF GOOCHLAND MYRTLE RICKS, Plaintiff V. CL-09-119 BERNICE ELIZABETH RICHARDS, ET ALS. Defendants ORDER OF PUBLICATION THE OBJECT of the above styled action is to affect the sale of a certain tract of land located on Miller’s Lane, Dover District, Goochland County, Virginia, tax parcel 57-1-14, seized and possessed by Joseph Bates a/k/a Joe Bates at the time of his death in 1984, by a certain heir, distributee and successor in title.

An Affidavit having been duly made and filed stating that due diligence has been exercised on behalf of the Plaintiff to ascertain the location for service of process of Bernice Elizabeth Richards, Vernell Bates Curry, Virginia Bates Watkins, Helen Bates Johnson, Warren Bates, Linda Bates a/k/a Linda Bates Rahman, Joe Bates, Shirt Bates, Louise Bates Mitchell, Benjamin G. Mitchell, Jr., Michael Q. Mitchell, Esther Bates Winfree a/k/a Ester Bates Winfrey, a/ka Esther Bates Winfrey a/k/a Esther Bates Winfree, John Winfree a/k/a John Winfrey, Lucy W. Carey, Jackie Winfree, Rita W. McMichael, Debbie W. McMillian a/k/a Deborah Winfree, Elanda Mason, William Freddie Bates, Fred Bates, Catherine Bates a/k//a Candy Bates, John John Bates, Freddie Bates, Johnny Bates, Priscilla Bates Roberts, and Penelope Bates Gaines, or such of their unknown heirs, devisees, successors-in-title, assigns or creditors, collectively referred to as “Parties Unknown”, that such due diligence has not disclosed their address, or that of their heirs- at-law, devisees, or successors in title of the above defendants, if they or any of them be dead, or all of them , and the pleading filed herein so stating, it is ordered that each and all of the defendants above named appear on or before July 26, 2011 at 1:30pm and do what is necessary to protect their interests in this suit.

Enter: 5/24/2011 Timothy K. Sanner, Judge An Extract Teste: Lee G. Turner I ask for this: Anthony Paone, II INSBROOK LAW GROUP, PC P.O. Box 4170 Glen Allen, Virginia 23058 (804) 935-3090 / (804) 935-3095 fax

Public Hearing To Consider an Ordinance to Amend Section 9-46 of the County Code To Provide That Failure to Obtain The Local Vehicle License Required By The County Shall Constitute A Class 4 Misdemeanor.

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.

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AGENDA DATE: JUNE 13, 2011 3:00 P.M. CALL TO ORDER • INVOCATION: Rev. Dr. John E. Miller of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church • PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 1. Citizens’ Comment Period 2. Requests to Postpone Agenda Items and Additions, Deletions or Changes in the Order of Presentation 3. Approval of Minutes: April 11 and May 3, 2011 4. County Administrator Comments • Economic Development Strategic Plan-Update on the Plan’s “Kick Off ” 5. Reports a. Fire/EMS b. Sheriff c. VDOT 6. New Business a. Consent Item • Accounts Payable b. Review of 2011 General Assembly Legislative Session 2011 – Update c. Powhatan County’s James River Water Withdrawal Permit Application-Summary of Permit Application d. Consideration of A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for Office Space for The Goochland Department of Social Services (GDSS) And Its Social Services Board e. Resolution to Consider Opting Out of VRS Line of Duty Fund; Self Insurance Proposal for Line of Duty Benefits; and FY2012 Budget Amendment for Line of Duty f. Consideration of a Donation of a Radio Tower, Frequency and Related Equipment g. Health Care 1. Potential Policy Change for Retiree Health Care Benefits 2. Approval of Health Care Premiums for County Employees for the Plan Year beginning October 2011 h. Items Related to End of the Fiscal Year 2011 1. Amendment of the FY2011 Comprehensive Services Act Budget through the Appropriation of $185,000 in Additional Revenues 2. Amendment of the FY2011 School Operating Fund Budget Through the Appropriation of $278,284 in Additional Revenue and Transfer of $178,380 in Spending Authority Between Categories 3. General Fund Third Quarter Projection for FY2011 and Request to Amend the FY2011 General Fund Budget 4. Committed Uses of General Fund Balance as of June 30, 2011

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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS WILLIAM E. QUARLES, JR., CHAIR, District 2 JAMES W. EADS, VICE-CHAIR, District 5 ANDREW W. PRYOR, District 1 MALVERN R. BUTLER, , District 4 NED S. CREASEY, District 3

BOARD MEETING ROOM i. Items Related to Fiscal Year 2012 1. Amendment of the FY2012 School Operating Fund Budget and General Fund Budget 2. Board of Supervisors Response to School Board Budgeting Requirements Resolution j. Resolution Establishing the Salary for Members of The Board of Supervisors for the Term Commencing January 2012 k. Potential Amendment of Goochland County Code Chapter 13, Section 13-4, to Provide that Personal Property Taxes for Vehicles shall be due Twice per Year, June 5 and December 5, Effective with the 2012 Tax Year l. Potential Amendment of Goochland County Code Chapter 9, Section 9-47 to Provide that the Vehicle License Fee Shall be Due on June 5 instead of March 15 of Each Year, Effective in 2012 7. Tentative Referrals to the Planning Commission:

TIME: 3:00 P.M. concrete plant and to stockpile raw materials necessary to produce concrete. The subject property is zoned M-2 and is recommended for Industrial use in the Comprehensive Plan. The property is located within the Tuckahoe Creek Service District. c. District 5 CU-2000-00014 – Application filed by Claude and Sara Wilson requesting an extension of a Conditional Use Permit approved in 2001 for Assessor’s Parcel No. 62-9-0-8-0 (GPIN 7714-09-4287) and 62-1-0-34 0 (GPIN 7714-09-1243) located at 377 Running Cedar Trail. The applicant boards horses and provides horse riding lessons.

Horse boarding is allowed by right; riding lessons require a Conditional Use Permit. The property is zoned A-2, and the Comprehensive Plan shows this area suitable for residential use with a three acre minimum lot.

9. Appointments

a. District 4 RZ-2006-00014 – Centerville Land Holdings, LLC is requesting to amend proffers approved for the property located at the intersection of Broad Street Road and Manakin Road identified as Assessor’s Parcel 47-178-A (GPIN 7716-75-8502). The subject property was rezoned to Residential Planned Unit Development in March 2007. The subject property is in the Centerville Village and is recommended for Residential use with a maximum density of 2.5 units per acre in the Comprehensive Plan.

The property is in the Tuckahoe Creek Service District.

10. Closed Meeting Motion & Certification

b. District 5 CU-2011-00004 – Application filed by Benedictine Society of Virginia requesting a Conditional Use Permit for Assessor’s Parcel No. 66-1-0-2-0 (GPIN 7723-26-0038) located at 12829 River Road. The applicant is requesting approval to establish and operate a school at this location. The property is zoned R-1 and A-2, and the Comprehensive Plan shows this area suitable for Recreation/Open Space.

14. County Administrator Comments: • Recap of afternoon comments

8. For Information Only – The following items from Planning and Zoning are available to be scheduled for public hearing on the evening of July 5, 2011 a. District 4 CU-2011-00002 – Application filed by JNE Enterprises, LLC (d/b/a Carnet) requesting a Conditional Use Permit for Assessor’s Parcel No. 59-1-0-10-0 (GPIN 7726-66-8845) located at 12642 Broad Street Road. The applicant plans to lease office space in an existing building (Floor Trader) to operate a wholesale, used automobile sales business with no more than ten vehicles at any time on the property. The property is zoned B-1 and is recommended for Commercial use in the Comprehensive Plan. b. District 4 CU-2011-00001 - Application filed by S. B. Cox Ready Mix, Inc. requesting a Conditional Use Permit for Assessor’s Parcel No. 48-16-0-29-0 (GPIN 7728-502054) located at 2160 Lanier Lane in the Lanier Industrial Park, Phase III. The applicant plans to build and operate a

11. Dinner Break __________________________________________________ 7:00 P.M. 12. Chairman Calls Meeting Back To Order 13. Citizens’ Comment Period

15. Proclamation Recognizing Amateur Radio Week in Goochland County 16. Presentation by Richmond Regional Planning District Commission (RRPDC) on the Richmond Area Metropolitan Planning Organization’s (MPO) Regional Transportation Priority Projects and Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) 17. Presentation by The Cox Company on Revised Locations for Consideration for Village Mixed Use Areas (formerly UDA’s) and Update on Process 18. Public Hearing to Consider an Ordinance to Amend Chapter 9, Section 9-46 of the County Code to Clarify That Failure to Obtain the Local Vehicle License Required by the County Shall Constitute a Class 4 Misdemeanor 19. Other Business 20. Adjournment to July 5, 2011 This is a draft agenda and is subject to change

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By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Writer Sometimes, you need look no further than your own backyard to find some of the finest artisans and craftsmen in the world. That’s certainly true in Virginia, and a current display at the Gumenick Gallery at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen features a sampling of extraordinary examples of the talents of the state’s most gifted craftsmen.

“Folkways… Master Artists of Virginia”, opened in May and runs through July 10 at the Mountain Road location.

Lauren Hall, the center’s Visual Arts manager, said response has been good for the project.

“It has been very well received to-date, with many visitors coming out to specifically see the exhibit. Patrons have enjoyed the hands-on portions of the exhibit, such as trying a beat on the steel drums or feeling the various forms wool takes from sheep to a finished art piece,” Hall said. “That element makes the exhibit very family friendly and educational for all ages,” she added.

The unique collection features a variety of works, including musical instruments, handcrafted white oak baskets and duck decoys, all masterfully constructed by Virginia residents.

One wall of the gallery is decorated with three quilts on loan from the Virginia Quilt Museum. One dates from 1880, and the other two are 20th century products.

Elton Williams came to Virginia after growing up in Trinidad. He brought with him the love of the “pan” or steel drum.

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Trinidadians gathered 55-gallon steel oil drums left by the United States Navy after World War II. The drums are halved, tempered and tuned to produce a melodic sound that is often associated with the Caribbean countries.

Williams makes steel pans in the Hampton Roads area. He is also a musician, composer and pan tuner, and a set of his drums was on display in the gallery.

“The steel drums have been quite a hit,” said Ann Mullin who works in the adjoining gift shop.

Grayson Chesser has been carving wooden decoys in Jenkins Bridge on the Eastern Shore for decades. He learned his craft from the masters when Photos by Jim Ridolphi the art of wooden decoy making Top: Decoys by Grayson Chesser of Jenkins Bridge, Va. Above: Steel drums produced by Hampton’s Elton Williams see Craftsmen continued on page 2 were an instant draw at the exhibit that features Virginia.

Henrico’s 400th anniversary commemoration will take to the road for a series of bus tours of historical county locations, beginning with a daylong look at Henrico’s key Civil War sites on Saturday, June 11. Later tours will examine Henrico’s AfricanAmerican history and the county’s development over the past four centuries.

Coordinated by the Valentine Richmond History Center and the county’s Division of Recreation and Parks, the historical bus tours run from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and originate at Dabbs House, 3820 Nine Mile Road.

The $30 fee includes a box lunch. Reservations must be made by contacting the Valentine Richmond History Center at (804) 649-0711, ext. 301.

The June 11 tour will feature “Henrico’s Civil War History,” focusing on the 1862 battles of Seven Pines and Malvern Hill as well as the 1864 battle at New Market

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A tour set for Saturday, Aug. 20 will examine “Henrico’s African-American Heritage” with visits to sites highlighting the role AfricanAmericans played in the county’s development. On Saturday, Oct. 22, “Henrico’s 400th Anniversary Tour” will feature popular landmarks that trace the county’s growth from a small English outpost into one of Virginia’s leading localities.

For more information about Henrico’s historical bus tours, log on to the Valentine Richmond History Center website at www.richmondhistorycenter.com. For information about Henrico’s 400th anniversary, call (804) 501-1611 or visit www.henrico400th.com.

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to see certain items as generally being factory made, but in this exhibit we showcase work that is gently crafted by artisan’s hands right here in Virginia,” said Hall.

“These pieces each have their own story. Wayne Henderson’s guitar #7, for instance, is one of approximately 400 he has made in his lifetime, versus a guitar manufacturer who can pump out over 400 guitars in a day! The story of its creation and how it came to be back in Wayne’s personal collection (with the bullet hole!) is a story you won’t hear about mass produced instruments,” she added.

The story to which Hall refers involves Henderson’s reluctance to sell his guitar to a bootlegger in Southwest Virginia. After pricing it at what he thought was an exorbitant price ($500), the customer agreed and claimed the guitar. Years later, Henderson managed to buy it back, complete with bullet hole.

Hall said the exhibit allows visitors an opportunity to learn about the artists and their works, and every Virginians can take pride in the talents of these gifted few.

“It has been a great exhibit to curate and to learn about not only the individual pieces of the exhibit, but about the artisans and the traditions behind each art form. I’m proud to be able to showcase their talents in this exhibit.”

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was threatened by the introduction of plastic imitations.

The works of Chesser and his assistant Robie Marsh, Jr. are now collectible art treasures and some of his best work was on display in the Gumenick Gallery for the exhibit.

The showing also featured a guitar from Wayne Henderson, carved from a pocketknife.

Blacksmith and glass artisan Wade Brooks was also featured Photos by Jim Ridolphi White Oak baskets are made one at a time by Clyde Jenkins in the exhibit. Scarves from Magi Shapiro added a colorful flair to of Luray. the gallery, and Clyde Jenkins’ white oak baskets are displayed We service all makes in abundance.

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