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Animal neglect case continued have been euthanized at the foundation.

That charge was reduced to a Class IV misdemeanor before being dismissed when it was determined that the one-year statute of limitations had run out.

That left one Class IV misdemeanor charge outstanding.

Thirteen new complaints were filed in early April. At the May 24 court date a continuance was granted the complainants after Judge Carpenter accepted Arlington attorney Heidi Meinzer as their representative.

“I understand the decision,” said Arlington attorney Heidi Meinzer, who had been allowed by Judge Carpenter to represent the complainants at the July 12 hearing, when she dropped five of the charges and requested a continuance of the trial date until August 2, a request with which defense attorney Darvin Satterwhite concurred.

But when trial day arrived, Judge Carpenter

Private prosecutor will not be allowed in Pet Rescue Foundation Case

By Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

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Goochland artist Gary Garbett with a piece from his 1992 exhibition “Route 66 Revisited.” A portrait of Marilyn Monroe adorns the hood of a ’56 Ford.

Local artist readies thesis exhibit

By Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

“I’m an old guy with a young heart,” is how Goochland artist Gary Garbett chooses to describes himself.

Well, not so old. He’s just 50, but he took a couple decades off from

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school to raise a family before finishing his education.

A student at VCU from 1983 to 1986, he left school to work full-time in advertising as a graphic designer.

“Struggling artist – there’s some real truth to that,” he remarked during an interview last week at his studio at his Goochland home.

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In 2006 he went back to school.

In 2008 he received a Career Studies Certificate in Photography from J. Sargeant Reynolds and a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Study from Virginia Commonwealth University.

While still working full-time at

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After an August 23 hearing, Judge Roger L. Morton, General District Court judge for Culpeper, Madison and Fluvanna counties, sitting in for Judge Edward Carpenter, issued a ruling that a private prosecutor will not be allowed in the trial of Annette Thompson on nine counts of inadequate animal care.

Thompson operates the Pet Rescue Foundation in Hadensville.

The charges against her stem from an investigation by an ad hoc group of animal welfare advocates.

That effort led to two original charges being filed against Thompson on February 27, one a Class I misdemeanor charge in the death of a horse that was later determined to

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Animal care advocates laid out photos of dogs they claim received inadequate care at the Pet Rescue Foundation at the August 2 court date.

Thompson continued from > page1 questioned whether a private prosecutor could be allowed, and set a hearing date for August 23 to resolve the issue.

The Goochland Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office has said they will not participate in the case, although they have not objected to there being a private prosecutor.

But Judge Morton ruled that the public prosecutor must remain in control of the case.

“If the Commonwealth’s Attorney is not going to participate and remain in control of the case than I find there can be no private

prosecutor,” ruled Morton.

“It was the safer thing to do,” said Meinzer, “to insure the defendant’s due process is protected.”

Meinzer said she did not know why a substitute judge had been brought into the case.

But Meinzer said she was frustrated at the continued delays, which have required the complainants and witnesses to come to so many court dates.

Animal rights advocate Eileen McAfee, who investigated conditions at the Pet Rescue Foundation, said she also found the delays frustrating.

“From the beginning, I think it has been a ploy to make the case go away,” said McAfee. “I think the

county is trying to protect the Animal Control Department, which has failed to do the job the taxpayers have entrusted to them.”

A new trial date has been set for September 21 at 2 p.m. at which Judge Morton will preside.

Maximum penalty for each Class IV misdemeanor charge is a $250 fine.

In separate instructions to the court clerk, Judge Morton directed that subpoenas requested for witnesses by Meinzer not be served, as she is no longer involved in the case.

Complainants and their witnesses would have to ask that they be subpoenaed themselves, wrote Judge Morton.

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Goochland Chamber’s annual expo to be held next week

By Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

Once again it’s time for the Goochland Chamber of Commerce’s annual event which features the many fine businesses in the county.

For the sixth year, the chamber will sponsor its business expo – “A Taste of Goochland,” on September 15 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Camp Brady Saunders at 1723 Maidens Road.

“We’re pretty much filled up,” said chamber executive director Bonnie Creasy

last week. “But we’ll find a spot for any business that still wants to sign up,” she said. The popular expo is open to the public free of charge each year, said Creasy.

Entertainment will be provided by “Highway 64.” There will be door prizes furnished by local companies and the Goochland High School baseball team will sell hot dogs and hamburgers.

“This will be an exciting event for every member of the family,” said Creasy.

Besides live music and lots of food, there will be a “bounce house” for kids, a dunking tank (with a rumored appearance by a

school board member as the dunkee) and a showing of Fireweed Alpacas.

“Sparky,” mascot of the Goochland Fire Department, is also expected to make an appearance.

The Goochland Chamber of Commerce represents about 300 businesses doing business in the county, said Creasy.

Last week the chamber held another of its popular Business After Hours gatherings at Byrd Cellars at Rassawek in western Goochland, generating a lively crowd.

“I was very pleased with the attendance,” said Creasy.

Under a gazebo transplanted from Richmond’s Sixth Street Marketplace, chamber members and visitors sampled wines and networked on a pleasant Wednesday evening.

A joint venture between three partners, Bruce and Kathy Murray, Paul and Sue Anne Klinefelter and Joe Liesfeld, the business opened last year, featuring a variety of wines, including Norton and Norton Reserve and Raven Red. “We hope to host weddings and parties here,” said Liesfeld.

Byrd Cellars is anticipating opening their tasting room at the end of this month, said Jenny Liesfeld.

To find out more about Byrd Cellars, visit their website at www.byrdcellars. com For more information on A Taste of Goochland, contact the Goochland Chamber of Commerce at 804 556-3811 or director@goochlandchamber.org.

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While working and raising a family, Garbett found time to show his work in a number of exhibitions, starting in 1992.

Garbett said the name came from a personal project he was working on.

“I wanted to make groupings out of the images,” he explained. “It’s like putting a puzzle together, it begins to tell a story,” said the artist.

Nostalgia figures prominently in his work, as evidenced by one piece that will be in the exhibit called “Reflections.” It features three elements: a photo of an old car, a Brownie camera and its reflection and a figure.

Garbett will be hanging the show this week preparing for the September 18 opening.

Garbett’s garage/studio is also filled with nostalgia.

One prominent piece is the hood from 1956 Ford with a pop-art style portrait of Marilyn Monroe. It’s the last piece from his “Route 66 Revisited” exhibit of 1991.

One of the pieces from Photo by Ken Odor Goochland artist Gary Garbett looks through some of he pieces he will hang at his thesis exhibi- that exhibit now hangs in tion, “insequential sequence,” which will open September 18 at Rawls Museum Arts in Courtthe gallery at the Richmond land, Va. Federal Reserve Bank, said Garbett.

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Courtland, Va. near Suffolk. continued from > page 1 “I love being in the educaVCU for the Technology tional environment.”

Born in Richmond, with Services Division, where a father in the Navy, Garbett he’s “the marketing and was “a military brat.” advertising guy,” Garbett After a number of moves, is finishing up his Masters Degree in Interdisciplinary he ended up back in the Richmond area, graduatStudies.

His thesis exhibition ing from Highland Springs is entitled “insequential High School.

He and his wife Karen, a sequence.” registered nurse, have three “Going back to school grown children. was the best thing I ever The exhibit opens did,” said Garbett, as he looked through 80 or so September 18 and will hang pieces from which he’ll until November 18. An choose 35 or 40 to hang opening reception is schedat his show at the Rawls uled for 6 – 8 p.m. on open-

Garbett’s thesis exhibit To find out more about is subtitled “A mixed media Garbett and his upcoming capture of ordinary truths.”

He lists his influences exhibition, visit his website as pop culture, the nightly at www.garygarbett.com news, advertisements, pulp

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Laboring for a just cause I spent part of this Labor Day reading about the Triangle Shirtwaist Company, a business that stood in New York City nearly 100 years ago.

That company’s factory was the scene of one of the worst disasters that occurred in this country since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution—146 garment workers, many of them young women, died in a fire that began on a March afternoon in 1911.

These workers had toiled in conditions that most of us would consider inhumane- fire inspections and precautions were inadequate, hours were long and wages were low, and accidents were common.

And when an accident did occurr, even a preventable one such as, perhaps, a hastily discarded cigarette setting fire to a stack of papers, there were no safeguards to stop it from spreading.

After the 1911 fire occurred, in the aftermath of protests by horrified families, fellow workers and local activists, the New York legislature created a commission to investigate the city’s sweatshop practices; ultimately, the commission’s conclusions and recommendations led to labor laws that would protect the health and well-being of American workers.

I read about this in a newspaper created by my daughter, as part of a project she was completing for school. She wrote feature stories, advertisements and editorials based on the culture that surrounded the Triangle Shirtwaist Company, and discovered as she did so that times were heart-breakingly tough for a lot of people then, people who were just trying to find a way to work at a job that would enable them to survive.

There is an expression: The more things change, the more they stay the same.

This week our president spoke about Labor Day, about the economic hardships being endured by millions of Americans who are currently out of work.

President Obama cited greed and recklessness as two factors that have contributed to the economy’s downturn, as two impulses that led some companies and legislators to be more concerned for the bottom line than for the benefit of their workers.

Right now American workers are still caught in the worst recession, Obama pointed out, since the Great Depression.

Everyone has a different idea of what will help us transcend an economy that has left many feeling hopeless, that has led to the loss of jobs and homes and the dream of a better future.

Goochland has certainly not been immune; our county’s leaders and citizens have expressed a continued concern for how our resources can be responsibly retained and expanded.

Just as Labor Day is a time to acknowledge the sacrifices of our country’s workers, it is a time to also think about those who are not working, and to ask ourselves, and our appointed and elected officials, “What can we do about it?”

And as you ask those questions, think about the answers you hear and the ones that you give, about how you want this county and this country to be shaped as it emerges from this recession.

Because we aren’t all responsible for contributing to the problem—but we can all be responsible for contributing to the solution.

- Amy Condra

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Engaging Dialogue It is so evident that The Gazette has tapped into the important issues in the county, as in part evidenced by, the nature/quality and tone of both the letters to the editor and the responses on the website.

Your editorial in (last) week’s paper makes perfectly clear your reasoning with respect to some of the exchanges that have taken place.

Anger is for the most part a human condition. How that anger is expressed is really a critical factor in turning things

around in the county and solving its problems.

Recommending solutions and debating them seems like a more appropriate path forward than name calling (no matter how difficult or painful the issues may be). It appears to me, and only time will tell, that in this current issue of the paper, I did not detect any acrimony. Disappointment, yes (viewing Short Pump’s metastasis farther west), critiquing cell phone use and fees in our school system-- these are things presented in a way that I can grasp without being side-

tracked by the ineffective use of anger.

Your paper provides a very effective venue for allowing citizens to express their feelings and concerns. I hope that this results in an enhanced county process for allowing not only more effective citizen participation but a reduction in what many view as the opacity that still exists as to (the county’s) decision making processes.

Richard Carchman Columbia see Letters > page 6

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Appreciation for Duramed During the week of August 9-15, 2010 Eagle Construction Sponsored the Women’s Duramed Futures Golf Tour at Richmond Country Club.

If you were unable to attend the golf tournament you missed out on meeting some outstanding young ladies from the US and other countries and witnessing some amazing golf shots.

Within this letter there is no way I can do justice to the work Richmond Country Club’s staff, members, volunteers and Eagle Construction performed to make this an outstanding event. The golf course itself was in excellent shape. This tour gives the young ladies a chance to hone their skills in preparation to one day be on the LPGA tour.

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If you are a recent arrivsee you there next year. al to Goochland, this can Sincerely, be a comprehensive introduction to your new home.

Mickey Amos If you have lived here for Goochland Lions Club a longer while, the course offers information on curLearning about rent issues. For everyone it is an excellent way to get leadership informed and involved.

The children are back in The first session with a school, and the weather- pictorial tour of the County men are tracking the tropi- will take place Thursday, cal storms - it must be September 9th at 6 pm in September. the New Parish Hall of St. Next will be the fall Mary’s Episcopal Church, assessments and budget dis- 12291 River Rd. We invite cussions. Ever wonder how you to join the 15th GLE it all comes about? Want Class. The enrollment deada chance to learn about line is September 15th. your county and how it Come out and see what works? Try the Goochland GLE is all about.

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Additional informaIf you are not familiar tion, GLE Brochure and with the GLE, it is an edu- Application can be found cational program organized on the VT Extension by the Virginia Cooperative site: http://offices.ext.

Extension, a partnership of vt.edu/goochland/Gooch_ Virginia Tech and Virginia Leadership_Class.html or State University. Staffed by contact the Goochland Goochland volunteers, it Extension Office (804) 556is an opportunity to learn 5841 about the history, governKay Higgins ment, business, commuMaidens nity and natural resources

Envisioning Goochland’s future While enjoying the Labor Day Weekend, I had time to ponder, “What makes Goochland Great?”

Is it the spacious surroundings most Goochlanders enjoy compared to our eastern neighbors? Is it the panoramic vistas one enjoys whilst meandering down Route 6, a Virginia Scenic Byway? A unique meal at the North Pole, Tanglewood Ordinary or Hickory Notch Grill? A family outing to Westview on the James, Maidens Landing or The Goochland Drive-In? All of these, and many others, make Goochland a great place to live and raise a family.

We, as a community, now stand at a crossroads as collectively we decide how Goochland grows.

Goochland’s lack of current elected leadership, coupled with our recent global economic malaise puts us between the proverbial “rock-and-a-hardplace.”

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www.goochlandgazette.com Do we react out of desperation to grab low hanging economic fruit, or do we break from past patterns and start taking harder rights over the easier wrongs? Put another way, the unattributable oft used quote, “There’s no right way to do the wrong thing,” comes to mind.

With 40 miles of James River, Interstate access, a fairly well-educated work force, and plenty of open space, Goochland has all the ingredients to move forward and prosper. We must challenge our current Board of Supervisors to use these ingredients artfully and craft a recipe of future success, not failure. Using previously mentioned “low hanging fruit,” much of which is overripe and fallen on the ground odoriferously rotting, is a certain recipe for “more (Short Pump like) sprawl, y’all!” I suggest a slow cooked wholesome and healthy meal, rather than more fast food.

As Americans, celebrating Labor Day is but one

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example of the many individual and collective freedoms we, as citizens of the greatest country on God’s earth have. I encourage those fellow citizens whom continually affirm their opposition to our county’s status quo to me when we meet in the aisles of the supermarket, across the gas pumps or randomly in our community to exercise their rights, and to speak up and speak out!

Goochland can grow gracefully, or gaudily. I wholeheartedly, vociferously and passionately prefer the former. To those urging “civility,” while not offering any solutions to the challenges Goochland faces, not only do I refuse to drink the “Kool Aid,” but I’m not going to keep my pinky extended on the tea cup either!

In the words of Eminem, “You’ve got enemies? Good, that means you actually stood up for something in your life!”

Michael M. McDermott Maidens

OBITUARIES: Death Notices Giles Clarence E. Giles, of Maidens, Va., departed this life, Sunday, Aug. 29. He is survived by a loving family. Funeral services were held Friday, Sept. 3, at St. Mark Baptist Church. Graveside services were held at Greenwood Memorial Gardens. Arrangements made by the Robert Mealy Funeral Home, Goochland, Va. McLaughlin Linwood McLaughlin, of Henrico, formerly of

Goochland, departed this life Aug. 26. He is survived by his wife, Edith McLaughlin; mother, Elinor McLaughlin-Cooke; sister, Lena Idella McLaughlin; children, grandchildren, and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends. The family received friends at Owens Funeral Services, 104 Green Chimneys Ct. Ashland, Va., where a funeral service was held Thursday, Sept.

2. Graveside services were held at Roselawn Memory Gardens.

Nicholas Frank Cullen Nicholas, 83, of Goochland, died Sept. 6. He is survived by his wife of 64 years, Margaret Brooks Nicholas; son, Frank Nicholas Jr. (Sher yl); daughter, Sandra Creekmore ( S t e ve ) ; grandsons, Alex and Brad Nicholas; and great-granddaughters, Kaitlyn and Lauren Nicholas. He was a retiree of the Goochland County Schools Transportation Department and was a

WWII veteran. The family received friends on Tuesday, Sept. 7, at the Norman Funeral Home, Goochland.

Fu n e r a l services were held on Wednesday, Sept. 8 at Elpis Christian Church, Maidens, Va. Graveside services were held at the church cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Elpis Christian Church, the Alzheimer’s As s o c i a t i o n Gre a te r Richmond Chapter, or Hospice of Virginia.

Payton Cook A. Payton, 55, of Gum Spring, passed away Friday, Sept. 3, at Henrico Doctor’s Hospital. She was born April 18, 1955 to the late Hazel B. and Dr. Arthur Robert Anderson Jr. of Warrenton, Va. She is survived by her husband and love of her life, Hugh A. “Butch” Payton of Gum Spring; two children, Chelsea Roach and Kendra Payton; five grandchildren; her brothers, Robert Anderson and his wife,

Diana, of Groton, Mass. and Roy Anderson of Warrenton, Va.; a sister, Ginger Marlowe and her husband, Tommy, of Front Royal, Va. and a number of nieces and nephews.

A memorial service was held Sunday, Sept. 5 at Woodward Funeral Home, Louisa, Va. The family received friends one hour prior to the service. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society , 1445 E. Rio Road, Suite 104, Charlottesville, Va. 22901. For online guestbook, visit www. woodwardfuneral.com.

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Wildcats defend title with new lineup Collegiate must replace nine starters on defense

BY JIM RIDOLPHI Special Correspondent

Collegiate head football coach Mark Palyo knows last year’s VISAA state championship season will be a hard act to follow for his Wildcats, but he’s optimistic that his young players will mature quickly and stay focused on the task at hand.

“We try to take games one at a time knowing that we are the defending champions,” Palyo said as his team prepared to open its season at Trinity Episcopal this Friday at 4 p.m.

Achieving that task will test the team and the coaching staff as they contend with a squad that features few returning players.

“We have only one returning starter on offense, two returning starters on defense and a returning kicker/punter,” Palyo said. “We will have a lack of overall experience, but the team is working hard to overcome that,” he added.

At the top of the Wildcats’ to-do list is replacing all-state quarterback Jake McGee who is now playing at University of Richmond.Junior Tyler Kerneny and sophomore Wilton Speight

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Above and right: Collegiate running backs Rud Moore (24) and Luke Walker (41) will be key parts of the Wildcat ground game as they kick off the defense of their 2009 VISAA state title.

are vying for the starting position, running an offense that is geared toward the pass.

Just how quick the young players learn a complicated system may hold the key to the

Wildcats’ success.

“The challenge is building ourselves as a single unit for overcome through a consisone common goal; winning tent focused intense effort,” the games,” Palyo said. “The lack coach added. of overall experience has to be Senior Peter Rossetti is the

Richmond selected to host APTA Premier Cup The greatest players currently in the game of Platform Tennis will be heading to historic Richmond, Virginia, October 15-17 for the 2010 Premier Cup. In its 6th year, this event showcases the top eight teams from all over the country and will be making its first ever trip to the south converging on The Country Club of Virginia.

The Premier Cup is the only money tournament annually held in the sport and helps kick off the Platform season nation-

ally each year. This year’s total purse will be between $6,000$7,000. Andy Todd, a nationally ranked Platform player and local organizer has teamed up with sponsors Premier Platform Tennis, the American Platform Tennis Association (APTA) www.platformtennis.org, and Wilson Racquet Sports along with Tournament Director Jason Gray to organize what will quite possibly be the biggest and best showcase of talent and organization the event has ever seen. Local

spectators will be treated to three days of incredible display of teaching and playing skills unmatched anywhere in the country.

New this year to the weekend of events will be an exciting Friday night that will feature an exhibition along with an overview of the game, opportunities to learn more and meet some of the high profile players that will be participating in the actual event. Saturday’s play will consist of two groups of four playing within their

own group in a round robin format in which each team will play three matches w/ the top two teams from each group advancing to Sunday’s semifinals. All activities will take place @ the Platform courts at the Country Club of Virginia.

Come experience the “Rage in the Cage.”

Sports Backers Below are the scheduled times for each day’s activities: * Friday, October 15 6 pm-8 pm * Saturday, October 16 9 am-5 pm * Sunday, October 17 10 am-2 pm

only returning starter on offense and will anchor a young and inexperienced offensive line.

Rosetti, 6-4 and 209 pounds, was named captain of this year’s squad.

Linebacker Tyler Holly and Kerneny return at defensive back will anchor a Wildcats defense that will feature seven seniors, but very little experience.

Palyo knows there’s a target on his young players and everyone wants to knock off the champions, but he will try and maintain a clear focus as the season progresses.

That won’t be easy as the Wildcats entertain a schedule that doesn’t feature many easy games. “Year after year, our

schedule is tough from top to bottom,” Palyo said. “It is a competitive schedule and no one can relax in preparing and in playing the game.”

Players to keep an eye on this year include Rud Moore a defensive back/wide receiver and kicker Sam Sharpe.

Running back Tyler Holly will also play a key role at linebacker. Dyson White will also play linebacker and running back as well.

If hard work and preparation are indeed the keys to success, Palyo is satisfied his team has put in the hours.

“As coaches, we are excited about this team and what they have accomplished in their preseason preparation.”

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Cadets blasted in Atlee air-raid 42-7

BY DAVE LAWRENCE Special Correspondent

For years, Atlee’s football team has had a less-than-fearsome reputation among its neighbors. Last year, though, the Raiders had a surprisingly strong start and inspired some talk of possible playoff contention this season.

With the way the Raiders manhandled visiting Benedictine in their season opener, the talk of playoff contention will go on for a bit longer.

Atlee took advantage of Cadet confusion and turnovers—with the defense scoring three of the Raiders’ six touchdowns—and drubbed Benedictine 42-7 Friday night.

The Raiders (1-0) amassed 305 yards total offense, along with 118 yards in interception returns and another 22 yards in fumble returns. They were led by quarterback Drew Ferguson, who completed eight of 18 passes for 101 yards and one interception, and who carried the ball six times for an additional 45 yards. Running back Trevor Elie had 13 carries for 96 yards and two touchdowns.

Defensive back R.J. Price had the marquee play of the night, a 101-yard interception return that gave Atlee a 21-7 lead with 3:43 remaining in the first half.

Benedictine (1-1) picked up a respectable 191 yards total offense, with quarterback David Geary accounting for 103 of those yards in the air and another 73 on the ground, but turnovers—two fumbles and two interceptions—cost them dearly.

Despite the victory, Atlee coach Roscoe Johnson was hoarse from hollering at his players during the night. The Raiders’ victory might have been even more lopsided if it weren’t for the 10 penalties for 106 yards called against them.

Two of those penalties led to

Photo by Jim Ridolphi

Benedictine backup quarterback Ben McSweeney (11) found the going just as tough as starter David Geary. Above: McSweeney gets caught in the grasp of Atlee defensive lineman Michael Bazemore (44). On the night, Atlee picked 140 yards on Cadet turnovers.

touchdowns being called back.

“We had a lot of penalties.

Normally I don’t get this mad,” said Johnson, who added that the Raiders picked up more penalties Friday than they had in the first six games last year.

“I’m happy we won, but I’m pretty upset because of all the penalties we had. You can’t do that against good teams.”

Benedictine had its problems, too. First was what seemed to be a lack of coordination.

The Cadets used up all three of their timeouts in the first quarter as they found themselves with the wrong number of personnel or the wrong personnel lining up for plays. Then they had several players, including quarterbacks David Geary and Ben McSweeney, intermittently struggling with cramps and other injuries.

As the pressure mounted, Geary—the starting quarterback—tried to force things.

Those attempts to force plays to go their way led to things going horribly wrong, such as ending in two interceptions, both of which were run back for touchdowns.

“We’ve got a good quarterback. He just tried to do too much tonight,” said Benedictine coach Greg Lilly. “We’re asking him to do a lot, too. He’s going to get better and better each week.”

Both Geary and McSweeney were struggling with intermittent cramps, which Lilly attributed to the heat as well as Atlee itself by its control of the tempo.

The Raiders did a good job of keeping the pace up because of one thing—conditioning.

Johnson said the Raiders devote the last 30 minutes of each practice to getting in better shape.

“We give them plenty of water, but they run,” Johnson said. “We will be in shape, but everything we do is fast-paced.

That’s the way we practice, that’s the way we play. … We don’t have the best talent, but we’re going to be in shape. So when we get to the second half, we’re going to outrun you, outgun you.”

Atlee and Benedictine traded possessions for much of the first quarter, but the Raiders were the first team to score on a 22yard fumble return by Thomas Pulisic with 1:50 remaining in the quarter. Joseph Pulisic converted the PAT. The Cadets responded quickly, scoring in little more than a minute on Geary’s 57-yard run. Geary

kicked the PAT to tie the score at 7-7.

After a Cadet punt early in the second quarter, Elie ran a two-play drive all by himself, running from Atlee’s 49 to the Benedictine 5-yard-line, then running the remaining five yards to give the Raiders the lead for good with 8:39 in the first half. Price’s interception return with 3:43 left all but sealed Benedictine’s fate.

Atlee scored again on its first drive of the second half, this time on a 14-yard by Elie with 5:59 in the third quarter. Just seconds later, Cody Farrar intercepted a Geary Pass and ran it 17 yards for a score.

The Raiders, flush with a lot of substitute players, scored the final time with 4:34 remaining in the game on a 7-yard run

by Jarred Hall. Joseph Pulisic’s

sixth PAT of the night made it 42-7.

Despite the disappointing outing, Lilly is optimistic about Benedictine’s future.

“We’ll be alright. Everything that we are about—military school, discipline, hard work, commitment and sacrifice for one another—we’ll get right back to work on Monday with those things and try to have an unselfish attitude.”

Benedictine.................7 0 0 0— 7 Atlee ............................7 14 21 0—42 A — T. Pullisic 6 fumble recovery (J. Pullisic kick) B —Geary 58 run (Geary kick) A—Elie 5 run (J. Pullisic kick) A — Price 101 interception return (J. Pullisic kick) A—Elie 13 run (J. Pullisic kick) A — Codi Farrar 27 interception return (J. Pullisic kick) A—Hall 7 run (J. Pullisic kick)

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Thursday, Sept. 9

Saturday, Sept. 11

The Goochland Lions Club annual BBQ and Raffle will be held at Dover Lake. The BBQ tickets are $20 and the raffle tickets are $1 each. First prize for the raffle is a $1,000 shopping at Bass Pro Shop. The proceeds are used to help prevent blindness and locally we provide glasses to needy students and adults. Plus a scholarship is awarded to a Goochland High Student furthering their education. Please contact any Lion Club Member for tickets or for more information.

There will be a Yard Sale, from 7 am. – Until. Located near Joe’s Pizza in the town of Louisa.

Sponsored by Kingdom United Ministries Youth Group. Will be selling clothes, toys, books, shoes and much more. For additional information call 540-967-1145.

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Sunday, Sept. 12 Mt. Hope Baptist Church in Spotsylvania will celebrate its Annual Homecoming Services. Morning worship will begin at 11 a.m. followed by dinner and fellowship. The afternoon service will focus on “Family and Friends.” Dr.

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James A. King, Pastor of The Land of Promise Church, Fredericksburg, Virginia, will be the homecoming guest preacher. Seating begins at 2:30 p.m., Praise and Worship at 2:45 p.m., and homecoming service starts at 3:00 p.m.

The Fall Revival will begin on Monday, September 13th and continue through Wednesday, September 15th, 2010.

Guest Revivalist will be Dr. Regretta Ruffin, Senior Pastor, Greater New St. Paul Baptist Church, Washington, D.C. Revival services will begin with Praise and Worship at 7:30 p.m. each night.

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Forest Grove Christian Church will be kicking off their fall Sunday evening programming at 6:30 p.m.

There will be a nursery for babies and toddlers.

“Wiseguys” for children, an exciting Scripture memory program for kids, with songs, games, learning about God and the Bible.

Teen Youth group with various activities planned.

For adults, the Video/ Discussion/Bible application series “That the World May Know” by Focus on the Family, hosted by Ray Vander Laan. Everyone is welcome to come.

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Goochland County Chamber of Commerce invites everyone to “A Taste of Goochland”. It will be held from 5-8 p.m. at the Boy Scouts of America building located at 1723 Maidens Rd. Free event. Donations of canned food accepted. There will be family fun entertainment, food, and many more exciting things to do.

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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, SEPTEMBER 16, 2010 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 2 (“Agricultural, General, District A-1”), Section 2 (“Uses and structures permitted by right”); Article 3 (“Agricultural, Limited, District A-2”), Section 2 (“Uses and structures permitted by right”); and Article 20 (“Flood Hazard, District F-1 (Floodplain District)”), Section 10 (“Permitted uses in the floodplain district”) to allow public parks and public recreational facilities by right; and to amend Article 20 (“Flood Hazard, District F-1 (Floodplain District)”), Section 11 (“Conditional uses and structures permitted by special exception”) to remove “park” as a conditional use.

District 3 CU-2010-00007 Application filed by Linda Loving requesting a Conditional Use Permit to allow for two-family dwelling on Assessor’s Parcel No. 43-8-0-D-0 (GPIN #6778-41-5031) located at 1850 Hawk Town Road in the Lickinghole Magisterial District. The applicant is requesting that a utility room be converted to a kitchen which will establish a separate apartment. She is asking that the apartment be rented. The subject property is 7.352 acres and it is zoned Agricultural, Limited (A-2).

The Conditional Use Permit is required by Article 3, Section 3.12 of the Goochland County Zoning Ordinance. The Comprehensive Plan shows this area as rural enhancement.

The above application(s) may be viewed at the County Administration Building in the Goochland County Department of Community Development, Planning and Zoning Office, Monday through Friday 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

Legal Notices NOTICE OF SALE COMMISSIONER’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE 11.44± ACRES; GOOCHLAND COUNTY TAX MAP # 57-1-18 1515 STAGE COACH ROAD MANAKIN SABOT VA 23103 Pursuant to the provisions of a decree entered by the Circuit Court of Goochland County, Virginia, on January 18, 2005, in the chancery cause of Maggie Allen Henley, et al vs Marie Allen, the undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale at public auction at the front door of the Courthouse for the Circuit Court of Goochland County, Virginia at 2938 River Road West, Goochland, Virginia, 23063 on Saturday, October 2nd, 2010 at 10:00 AM the following real estate: All that certain tract or parcel of land, with improvements thereon, containing 11.44 acres, more or less, lying in the Dover District of Goochland County Virginia, located 20 feet, more or less, North of the northern terminus of Stage Coach Road, also known as State Route 691, shown as Map # 57-1-18 and GPIN 7706-24-0802 among the land records of Goochland County, Virginia, commonly known as 1515 Stage Coach Rd., Manakin Sabot, Va. 23103, and more particularly described on a certain plat of survey made by Kenneth M. Hart and Associates, dated May 11, 2001, and entered as plaintiff’s Exhibit 5 in the above referenced chancery matter. Being a portion of the same real estate conveyed to John Allen, by deed from James C. Goodman and D. C. Goodman, his wife, dated September 10, 1903 and recorded in Deed Book 50 at page 52 of the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of Goochland County, Virginia, less and except 1.28 acres conveyed to Arline Hope by deed recorded in Deed Book 96 at page 409 of the aforesaid clerk’s office.

TERMS OF SALE: CASH: a bidder’s deposit of ten percent (10%) of the highest bid amount is payable at the time of auction and the balance is payable in cash or certified check at settlement, which is to occur within 30 days after court approval of the sale and report to the court for confirmation or rejection of any offers received. The sale is subject to court approval and, if the sale is not approved by the court, the sale shall be null and void and the purchaser’s sole remedy, in law or equity, shall be the return of his deposit without interest. The sale of the property is in gross and not by the acre.

Upon acceptance of his bid by the Commissioner, the successful bidder shall be required to execute a memorandum of his bid, setting forth the amount of the bid and that the sale is subject to court approval and the terms set forth herein.

For information contact: Zachary C. Salmon, Esq. 1139 Broad Street Rd. Oilville, VA 23129 804-784-3566

Substitute Trustee Sale 1163 Tricounty Drive, Oilville, VA 23129, Goochland County, Virginia.

Pursuant to the terms of a Credit Line Deed of Trust in the original principal amount of $67,800.00 from BryLyn Properties, LLC dated September 29, 2006, recorded in the Clerk’s Office, Circuit Court, County of Goochland, Virginia, at Instrument Number 060004922, default having occurred in the payment of the Note thereby secured and at the request of the holder of said Note, the undersigned Substitute Trustee will offer for sale at public auction at the property site, on September 14, 2010 at 1:00PM the property described in said deed, located at the above address and briefly described as: ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land with all improvements thereon and appurtenances thereto belonging, lying and being in Dover District, Goochland County, Virginia, designated as Lot 14, containing 2.678 acres as shown on plat of survey entitled, "Old Dominion Industrial Complex, Dover District, Goochland County, Virginia," prepared by Goodfellow, Jalbert, Beard and Associates, Inc., dated August 1988, revised December 7, 1988 and September 28, 1989, and recorded in the Clerk’s Office, Circuit Court, Goochland County, Virginia, in Plat Cabinet 12, page 127, and to which reference is hereby made for a more particular description of the property conveyed. (Tax ID#: 45-19-14) TERMS OF SALE: CASH: A deposit of $10,000.00, cash or certified check, will be required at the time of sale with the balance of 10% (if any) due within 3 business days of sale, settlement to occur within 30 days from the date of sale, or the deposit may be forfeited. Additional terms may be announced at the time of sale. Shaheen & Shaheen, P.C., Substitute Trustee, 8890 Three Chopt Road, Richmond, VA 23229. (804) 285-6406. For information contact: Fortis Trustee Services / Motley’s Auctions, (804) 355-0021. www.motleys.com/auctions

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Henrico Education Foundation Executive Director Susan Stanley took over direction of the foundation after a 24-year long teaching career. The foundation coordinates community and business support to benefit Henrico County Schools.

HEF gears up for another year Foundation supports Henrico schools

By Ken Odor Media General Staff Writer Another school year has started in Henrico County and that means it’s time for the 12th annual “Tee Off for Education” golf tournament sponsored by the Henrico Education Foundation.

“This is our major fundraiser for unrestricted funds,” said HEF Executive

Director Susan F. Stanley in an interview last week at her office on Nine Mile Road.

Since 1997 HEF has been putting businesses and individuals who want to support education in contact with the county’s schools, with a number of programs.

The upcoming golf tournament is just one of the activities HEF sponsors.

Overseeing the operation of the organization has been Stanley’s job since 2000, when she took on her current job.

She wears two hats.

She’s the Business/Community Partnership Specialist for the county school system while at the same time serving as Executive Director of HEF. The county pays her salary.

The former Family and Consumer Science teacher (she taught for 24 years at the middle and high school level) is happy in her second career.

“I’ve learned so many new skills,” she explained. continued on page 2

More than 70 Henrico County officials spent the past week honing their emergency-response skills and evaluating the county’s crisis planning at the Emergency Management Institute (EMI), operated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency in Emmitsburg, Md. Henrico County was chosen by FEMA to participate in EMI’s four-and-ahalf day program, which is designed to enhance the proficiency of officials at all levels of government to prepare for, respond to and recover from the potential effects of disasters and emergencies.

The institute provides exercise-based training activities that place emergency operations center personnel in realistic crisis situations.

FEMA selects only 15 localities from across the country each year for the institute; the county incurred no costs to attend.

Board of Supervisors Chairman Patricia S. O’Bannon and Vice Chairman Frank J. Thornton participated, as did County Manager Virgil R. Hazelett, P.E. and leaders from nearly all of the county’s 36 agencies, ranging from the divisions of Fire and Police to General Services, Finance and the Health Department.

Hazelett noted the fortuitous timing of Henrico’s session at EMI, with Hurricane Earl churning toward the mid-Atlantic coastline as the week progressed.

“Henrico County was very fortunate from a timing and training standpoint to be invited by FEMA to attend the institute during the last week of August,” he said.

“It reinforced past training our officials have received as well as what we have experienced in real time with emergencies such as Hurricane Isabel and Tropical Storm Gaston.”

Officials participated in classroom sessions and tabletop exercises designed to test Henrico’s ability to respond to a hurricane.

EMI examined the role of each agency during a crisis event and evaluated the county for procedures such as activating the emergency operations center; opening emergency shelters; answering calls for service for Police, Fire and EMS units; assessing damage; coordinating with volunteer organizations; and providing for long-term recovery.

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In her role as Business/ Community Partnership Specialist she works to encourage businesses to partner with individual schools.

“I make the introduction and then step out of the way,” she said.

As HEF Executive Director, Stanley plays a more direct role

in bringing resources from to all 71 county schools.

For instance, there’s the School Supply Challenge, a program that enlists local businesses and other community groups to provide essential school supplies to the county’s neediest students each fall.

“I went out and found businesses,” said Stanley. The going wasn’t easy at first, she recalled.

“As I was walking the pavement I said to myself, why did Think this was such a good idea?” she laughed.

Now the program is an annual success, with organizations collecting supplies in July through mid-August for delivery by the first day of school.

The organizations involved can donate directly to the HEF or deliver them to the partner school directly, thus cementing the personal connection.

Stanley says the program,

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now administered by Paula Roop, HEF Program Manager, has grown each year.

“It’s unbelievable,” she said.

Roop’s position, funded by HEF, is an indication of the growth of the foundation, said Stanley.

Another milestone in HEF’s progress was last summer’s Literacy Forum, held June 10 at Deep Run High School. More than 400 educators and administrators attended, with HEF providing breakfast and lunch.

“It was a huge undertaking for a staff of three,” said Stanley.

“We said never again.”

But now Stanley is thinking of sponsoring a science and

math forum sometime in the next two years if funding can be found.

Other HEF programs include the award-winning FACS Mock interview program, which is co-sponsored by the Henrico Business Council. Conducted in Family and Consumer Sciences Life Planning Classes, students interview with three of the Henrico Business Council volunteers, who provide feedback and a written evaluation.

The program received recognition at June’s Virginia Department of Education Creating Excellence Award program, winning the Region 1 Business and Industry Award.

Go for the Goal has been one of HEF’s signature programs for the last six years, said Stanley. Scheduled to be featured in this year’s HEF annual report, it operates in three middle schools and two high schools.

“It’s a leadership program,” said Stanley, taking students on visits to colleges and universities and “whetting their appetite for learning,” she said.

But like many organizations, the recent economic slowdown has affected HEF’s resources, with it’s 2010-11 budget at $483,000 down some $45,000 from last year.

“When we realized resources were going to be more difficult to come by we created Community Collaborations,” said Stanley. This program has raised more than $46,000 in goods and services impacting about 11,000 students, said Stanley.

So the fundraising goes on.

A few slots are still left for the “Tee Off for Education” golf tournament, which will be held October 25 at Hunting Hawk Golf Course in Glen Allen. Last years tournament raised more than $36,000 for the foundation.

Email sfstanley@henrico. k12.va.us or call 804-6523869 to reserve a slot for your team.

To find out more about HEF and its programs, visit the website at www.henricofoundation.orgsfstanley@henrico. k12.va.us.

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Sat, Sept 11, 7 p.m.

Henrico Theatre (305 E. Nine Mile Road Henrico, VA 23075).

Free. Reservations are required.

Civil War Lantern Tours For all ages. Experience a series of new vignettes covering the years 1861 1865. Guided tours leave the Orientation Center every 15 minutes.

Information: 501 2130.

Sat, Sept 11, 7:15 8:30 p.m.

Meadow Farm Museum (3400 Mountain Road Glen Allen, VA 23060). Free.

than battles. Help the men on the home front bring in the harvest. Learn about shortages.

Write a letter, roll bandages, and drill with Confederate soldiers.

Information: 501 2130.

Sun, Sept 12, 1 3 p.m.

Meadow Farm Museum (3400 Mountain Road Glen Allen, VA 23060). Free.

Senior Party in the Park For ages 50+. Join Henrico Recreation and Parks and Senior Connections for a fun-filled day of activities at Hunton Community Center and Park. Enjoy music, contests, entertainment, demonstrations, crafts, exhibits, vendors, food, and much more at this exciting festival. Concessions will be available for purchase.

Information: 501-5114 or 5015137.

Thur, Sept 16, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Rain date: Thur, Sept 30.

Hunton Community Center and Park (11690 Old Washington Hwy Glen Allen, VA 23059).

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Ready To Do My Part, Henrico County in World War I For all ages. The titanic struggle of the First World War is a nearly forgotten conflict, yet this vast struggle left its mark on Henrico County and the surrounding area. Learn about Henrico native Sheppard Crump and other doughboys and the remarkable tales of those left behind on the homefront.

Information: 652-3409.

Thur, Sept 16, 5-7 p.m.

Meadow Farm Orientation Center (3400 Mountain Road Glen Allen, VA 23060). Free.

Glen Allen Day The Glen Allen Ruritan Club in

association with the Division of Recreation and Parks will host Glen Allen Day, on September 18.

This year’s theme is “Living Healthy.” Celebrating 14 years, Glen Allen Day festivities will include a community parade at 9:30 a.m. beginning at the intersection of John Cussons Road and Mountain Road and continuing down Mountain Road to Meadow Farm.

Activities in the park include children’s activities, balloons by Miss Sheri the Clown, an arts and crafts and business fair, a live petting zoo, train rides, a classic car show, and live musical entertainment featuring local musicians on two stages.

Refreshments available.

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