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Five questions for 7th District candidates Less than a week from now Goochland citizens will have the chance to cast their vote for their favored Congressional candidate. Who will 7th District voters choose to serve us in the next U.S. House of Representatives? To help you make an informed decision, The Goochland Gazette asked the three candidates to answer five questions; here are their unedited answers.

Rick Waugh

Eric Cantor

What do you believe are the most important issues facing voters in the 7th District?

What do you believe are the most important issues facing voters in the 7th District? Jobs. We all know someone who has lost their job or taken a drastic pay cut just to keep a job. Congress should be doing everything in its power right now to produce a positive business environment that will help create jobs. Sadly, many of the policies implemented over the past two years have only impeded job growth. I will work to bring an end to the assault on free enterprise and economic freedom. We must bring certainty to our nation’s job creators and signal to investors worldwide that our doors are open for doing business.

What is the single most effective way to encourage the creation of jobs

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to reduce unemployment? We have to move swiftly to put our economy back on a growth footing. That means ending the uncertainty in the economy and making America a more hospitable place to do business, invest and create jobs. We should exempt small businesses – which account for 75 percent of all new jobs - from 20 percent of their tax liability. This will free up capital and provide a powerful incentive

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Boosting the economy and getting folks back to work is the most important issue facing our district. We must ask ourselves why it is so hard to make an entrenched party leader in Congress, like Eric Cantor, stand up, take notice, and do something about our district’s problems. We can’t put our country back on track unless we reform the campaign finance laws to stop multinational corporations from installing prepaid politicians. Our current system makes candidates choose between taking money from special interests, lobbyists, and corporate PACs and having it spent against them on

Floyd Bayne What do you believe are the most important issues facing voters in the 7th District?

Jobs and the economy. One leads to the other and both are in trouble because of the big spending and govbehalf of other D.C. politi- ernment intrusion into the cians. Since the Supreme private sector of both major Court’s “Citizens United” parties. decision, outside groups have made unlimited contribu- What is the single tions with little disclosure of most effective way the sources of their funds. We need real representation to encourage the in order to fix our problems creation of jobs to and work together toward reduce unemployour shared goal across our ment? district. That is why we Reduce the tax and regumust have campaign finance lation burden on businesses. reform, and why I am run- Do that and watch how fast ning for Congress. manufacturing returns to the U.S. see Waugh > page 2

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What should be done to reduce the federal deficit - more taxation, reduction in federal programs or a combination of both? If taxes, which should be increased; if reductions in federal programs, which ones? see Bayne > page 2

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It is a travesty that Eric Cantor and his GOP buddies—the same people who happily added trillions to the deficit by cutting taxes to benefit Wall Street and want to do it again—think we can’t afford to pay what is in relative terms a pittance for the sake of helping the hard-working middle class Americans. This is a test of basic morality, and Cantor has failed. Doing so would add trillions to the debt. And lest anyone be fooled by the argument that raising taxes on the richest Americans will hurt U.S. economic growth, recall that vastly fewer jobs were created during What should be done to reduce the federal deficit - more taxation, reduction in federal the Bush Administration after the so-called “pro-growth” cuts on the richest Americans in comparison to the programs or a combination of both? If taxes, tax Clinton Administration. We need a structurally balanced which should be increased; if reductions in federal budget. This means that we should be running federal programs, which ones? deficits in hard times and running surpluses when the economy is booming. We must restore the budget to a We face a serious dilemma brought about by the reckless state of structural balance while maintaining fairness and regulatory, fiscal, and foreign policies pursued by George W. progressivity in the tax code. Bush and supported by Cantor. With Cantor s help, Bush spent trillions on wars overseas while botching their planning, and What is your position on the recently then created a gaping wound in the government’s balance sheet enacted health care bill? of trillions more by cutting taxes on the CEOs and Wall Street while they were turning America’s economy into a casino. It was The recent fight over Healthcare Reform clearly shows heads you lose, tails we win, at least for the country’s wealthiest the choice we face in November. I would have voted for and least responsible citizens. We need a structurally balanced the current law: it is by no means perfect, but it is a start. federal budget. This means that we should be running deficits in If I could have started from scratch, I would have pushed hard times, but we should be running surpluses when the econCongress to consider the single payer models. This may be omy is booming. We should keep a wide range of options on a political and structural challenge that we cannot overthe table, but we must restore the budget to a state of structural come in the short term, but true universal coverage should balance while maintaining fairness and progressivity in the tax be our lodestar. We need to control costs, and as your code. This is the lens through which we should view the federal Representative I am going to work to bring then down, budget deficits. We need to restore structural balance rather than while Cantor is offering to get rid of it entirely. Do we dogmatically attacking spending or taxes regardless of current want Cantor to let the insurance companies kick folks out macroeconomic conditions. of plans because they have a pre-existing condition? Do we want Cantor to once again stop kids 23-26 from staying on Do you favor extending the Bush tax cuts their parents’ plan, just before they start their careers comwhich are set to expire at the end of this year? ing out of college? Do we want Cantor to allow insurance If so, should these cuts be for all taxpayers or companies to hike up their premiums without providing justification? Let’s get real. just for those earning less than $250,000?

encourage small business investment, and upgrade the skills of our children and workers through a combination of tax incencontinued from > page 1 tives and direct investment. We must invest in infrastructure to create jobs now and employment gains for years to come. I don’t mean just roads and bridges, though those should continue to What is the single most effective way to get attention. We need to invest in the infrastructure that develencourage the creation of jobs to reduce ops and supports intellectual and human resources including unemployment? education, small businesses, and clean energy innovation. Voters are angry about the state of the country. I am too. With unemployment above 9% as a result of the recession, folks in all sectors of the economy have lost their jobs or seen their wages cut. Since the beginning of the Bush Administration, we have also seen our national debt increase at an uncomfortable clip. My economic plan includes policies that will create economic growth, reduce unemployment, maintain a stable national debt,

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cuts which are set to expire at the end of this year? If so, should these cuts be for all taxpayers or just for those earning less than $250,000?

Taxes should be cut further and in more places in order to stimulate the proliferation of disposable income. Spending by the Federal government must be Extend them, cut more taxes for more people. No curtailed and focused only on the enumerated responclass warfare. sibilities allowed the government in the Constitution. The list of cuts would be too long to include here, but we could start with things like abolishing the Department of Education at the Federal level and What is your position on the recently returning that responsibility back to the states and enacted health care bill? localities. Bring our troops home from the over 130 It should be fully and completely repealed and a free countries they are currently stationed in. Those would market solution, such as I have on my website, should be good starts. be implemented. Get the government out of the free Do you favor extending the Bush tax market.

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Instead of addressing the tax issue, Democrats in Congress made the irresponsible political decision to skip town without holding a vote continued from > page 1 to stop the looming tax hikes. This is in spite of the fact that a bipartisan majority in the House was prepared to vote to extend all of the tax cuts. to expand operations, accelerate growth and encourage hiring. If we want to create jobs, we have to stay ahead of our global competiby incentivizing hard work, innovation and entrepreneurship. But What should be done to reduce the federal deficit tors by ushering in a tsunami of tax increases and government regulations, - more taxation, reduction in federal programs President Obama has rejected the free enterprise approach that will set or a combination of both? If taxes, which should us back on the path to prosperity.

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be increased; if reductions in federal programs, which ones?

What is your position on the recently enacted health care bill?

I would cut federal spending and begin paying down the spiraling federal debt that has proven to be an anchor on the U.S. economy. I voted no. We all recognized that changes in the health care Raising taxes on any American is the wrong move right now. system were needed, particularly regarding cost and availability. But Americans don’t want the government getting in the way of their relaDo you favor extending the Bush tax cuts which tionship with their doctors or what kind of care they can have. People also instinctively understand that we shouldn’t be adding new entitleare set to expire at the end of this year? If so, ments when our current entitlements are becoming insolvent. As a should these cuts be for all taxpayers or just for result, two-thirds of Americans view Obamacare unfavorably. Even those earning less than $250,000? before many of its components have been implemented, we’re already On January 1st, one of two things will happen: Taxes will go up, seeing costs go up and insurance providers cutting options for indior taxes will stay the same. Our economy is struggling and people are viduals and families. The legislation needs to be repealed immediately hurting. This is not a matter of abstract economics. Families, small and replaced with reforms that keep health care in the private sphere businesses and investors tell me frequently that they do not know what and actually address the problems of rising health care costs. One way their tax bills will be – and therefore lack the confidence to invest, create we can do this is through medical liability reform. We also need to enact some commonsense reforms such as ensuring the portability of jobs and power our economy forward. insurance policies across state lines.

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Fall activities throughout the county this Saturday Day-long event agenda offers something for everyone By Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

It’s always busy toward the end of October in Goochland. With the last Farmers’ Market and the traditional Parks and Recreation Fall Festival, Goochlanders are used to having a good time and a full day of fun. But this time around, with the addition of the 35 Mile Drive Courthouse Village Fair to the Saturday offerings, there are even more activities in the mix. “We wanted to have a sig-

nature event,” said 35 Mile Drive president Aynsley Fisher, and the concept of a courthouse village fair “just sort of evolved.” Evolve it certainly did, into a multi-faceted series of offerings which, when combined with the Farmers’ Market in the morning at Grace Episcopal Church and Parks and Recreation’s Fall Festival from noon to 4 p.m. at Hidden Rock Park, should wear out even the most energetic Goochlander. Fisher said the event was conceived to tie in with the other events; maps from the 35 Mile Drive are available at the courthouse, and guide guide visitors to all the day’s destinations. So after you visit the Farmers’ Market, which was voted twelfth in the country in the large markets category of the 2010

America’s Favorite Farmers Market Contest, Fisher suggests that you pop across the street and check out Arts on the Lawn. There will be a variety of local and regional artists exhibiting their painting, pottery, jewelry, textiles, mixed media and photography, and the event runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Want more? Between 10 and 11 a.m., Bruce Ventner will appear as Lord Cornwallis and will present a program on dogs in the Revolutionary War. Down the street, Nadolski’s will host an Oktoberfest with specialty wine and beer, food tasting and live bluegrass music, from noon to 4 p.m. Looking for Halloween fun? Visit the Whitehawk Music Café for a Monster Mash and Music Fest, with children’s costume

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contest and party, from 4 to 5 p.m. Then if you’ve got some energy left, drop off the kids and head back to Whitehawk for live music and Halloween festivities until closing. “There’s a whole lot of stuff going on, said Goochland Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Bonnie

Creasy. The chamber will have a booth at the Courthouse Village Fair, she said. ParksandRecreationDirector Derek Stamey said the Parks and Recreation Fall Festival will be a Halloween themed children’s event, with petting zoo, scavenger hunt, pumpkin patch and a Halloween costume contest. Not to mention the Haunted

Hayride “It’s a free event as always,” said Stamey. “We hope to see everyone out there.” For more details on the days’ events, visit these websites: www.co.goochland.va.us www.35miledrive.com www.centerforruralculture.org

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Domestic violence is widespread. It is a crime that affects the whole family and the whole community. Every year about 30,000 people call Virginia’s domestic violence service and sexual abuse service programs for help. Every year, Virginia’s Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline receives 65,000 calls. If we want safe homes for ourselves and our children, and we want safer communities, we cannot ignore domestic abuse. Approximately 1.5 million women are physically and/or sexually assaulted by an intimate partner each year in the U.S. Goochland County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s office has been working to improve the response to Domestic Violence by organizing a Domestic Violence Team. This team is coordinated by Jerry Jones and is a panel of community service providers who collaborate for a cause. The Goochland Domestic Violence Team, or DVT, is a multi-disciplinary team of local professionals who work in the fields of domestic violence advocacy, crisis intervention, law enforcement and community services. Success is defined through a team approach that includes members from the community working together to address this issue. The DVT is organized to create a place that allows for an open discussion of difficult cases, problem solving to better serve victims, and the sharing of information about new procedures, legislation and accomplishments. Recent

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discussions have revealed Goochland County to have several gaps in resources and services for victims and survivors of domestic violence. By meeting regularly the DVT has been able to address and work towards positive solutions in getting support for victims. All agencies share the responsibility for the team by means of a cooperative agreement. Awareness is vital to ensure that more people are educated and understand the dynamics of domestic violence. It is a critical national problem that affects us all in every community, in every work place and in every school. To contact the local domestic violence program in your community, call the Virginia Family Violence and Sexual Assault Hotline (24-hours a day) 800-838-8238.

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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month One in four women, says the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, has experienced domestic violence. It doesn’t matter what color a woman is, what church or temple she attends, how old she is, or how many degrees she has or hasn’t earned: Domestic violence doesn’t respect differences; it rages through every corner of society. And escaping its wrath isn’t easy. Often women are in the most danger immediately after leaving, or threatening to leave, a violent relationship, according to the Virginia Department of Health: The most commonly reported factor leading to adult intimate partner homicide cases is the break-up of the relationship. When an abuser loses power, or control over a victim, then that abuser might stop at nothing to regain it. In Virginia alone, nearly a third of the murders committed in 2009 were related to domestic violence, according to the Attorney General’s Annual Report on Domestic and Sexual Violence in Virginia. And 1 in 4 domestic violence homicides were committed in the presence of children. Although domestic violence can also affect men, the majority of its victims (85 percent, according to the U.S. Department of Justice) are women. Ideally, law enforcement, social services, schools and other community organizations will work together to provide services such as counseling, emergency housing, court advocacy and financial assistance. These ser-

vices can literally save a victim’s life, by enabling her to leave a situation that is going from bad to worse. There are a lot of reasons why women have a hard time leaving abusive partners, and many of these involve the challenges of starting over, of creating a stable, secure life. Often when a woman separates from her abusive partner, she is giving up her home and financial security. She may need to find a job, organize child care and pay a deposit for a new place to live. Goochland’s Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office organized a multidisciplinary domestic violence team, coordinated by Jerry Jones, about a year ago. This team is working with other professionals from fields as diverse as domestic violence advocacy, crisis intervention, law enforcement and community services. Together, this team coordinates response efforts for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. The Goochland Gazette thanks the Commonwealth Attorney’s Office, the Sheriff ’s Office, the Goochland Free Clinic and Family Services, and every other organization and individual that is striving to free women from fear. For more information about domestic violence, visit the Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence website at www.vsdvalliance.org. To find out about services in your area, call the Virginia Family Violence and Sexual Assault 24-Hour Hotline at 1-800-838-8238.

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continued from > page 6 voting record in the paper, and the man’s votes show little heart or humanity. There’s very little balance. There’s no independence; we know he’s always going to vote in lockstep with Republican leadership, regardless of whether it’s the right thing to do. We know that he will always vote based on what Republican leaders dictate. And we know they were just as responsible as the Democrats for the situation we find ourselves in. And year after year, we keep sending them back. Unfortunately for many of us there is once again, no real choice in the 7th. Voting for the Democrat (Waugh) is not a solution for me. While I honor his social work, much of what national Democrats (and Republicans) do is make people dependent on a government that grows to support them and then

looks for more and more people to make dependent, in a never-ending cycle that always results in ever larger government. I admire the Democrats’ professed desire to help their fellow man, but making their fellow man dependent or entitled, instead of setting him up on his own two feet, is doing him no real service. The ‘Tea Party’ candidate, (Bayne), is all about building walls of separation - or so I gathered from his website. I honor his sense of fiscal responsibility, but he wants to build walls between the U.S. and the rest of the world, walls between citizens and political parties, and walls of separation are the problem, not the answer. We are not better or superior to anyone else simply because we are Americans. Mr. Bayne does not float my boat I have found myself in this same situation for some time now. In the last election for the 7th, I

wrote in “Brett the Wonder Dog,” rather than vote for either party. I offer up my faithful companion as a write-in candidate for the 7th; not so we can send a message to Cantor or Congress - but so that we can send a message to ourselves. We can let ourselves know that there are more of us out here who realize that we are the problem, not Congress; for it is ‘we the people’ who keep sending candidates like career politician, Eric TARP Cantor to represent big corporations and special interests, and to rule the rest of us. It’s our fault. So let’s stop blaming Congress and send ourselves a message by entering a write-in vote for Brett the Wonder Dog, and maybe next time around a real leader will step up to the plate after recognizing that there are some responsible citizens in the 7th District after all. Should the predic-

tions of a GOP landslide in November come true, Cantor will be a very powerful man indeed and it could be a long time before he returns to his constituents. see Letters > page 8

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else in Congress for the fix we are in now. Is his change of heart regarding Republican principles to be relied on? I’m unconvinced. Send a message to your fellow citizens – write in your vote for “Brett The Wonder Dog” and leave the voting booth with a smile on your face for a change.

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In lieu of an actual face-to-face debate (since the incumbent vetoed that right of voters to compare and contrast candidate positions in a public forum), I was happy to see in Sunday’s Richmond Times-Dispatch a written comparison between the three individuals seekPatrick Gannon ing my vote in the 7th Maidens Congressional district.

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Unwillingness to debate made Cantor an easy target On the surface, and without regard to how he stands, or has stood on any other issues, Representative Eric Cantor’s unwillingness to debate his opponents makes him an easy target to them, and to their backers. If one steps back, and takes a look at the bigger picture, in my opinion, a much better portrait appears. Where does he stand on the issues, and more

importantly, how does he live? From humble political beginnings driving former Representative Bliley along our congressional district’s campaign trail, Eric Cantor has remained true to his roots, and shows not only the willingness to admit his, and his party’s past mistakes, but learn from them. He voted for the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), under then President Bush, but now publicly admits, Republicans must become a better steward of taxpayer money than they were the last time they controlled Congress. Eric Cantor is humble. Representative Cantor recently visited Goochland County. Those of our neighbors clamoring for a debate had an opportunity to question Representative Cantor here in our backyard. Eric Cantor is approachable. Representative Cantor lives in the Henrico suburbs in a subdivision. I have seen him working out on occasion at the Shady Grove YMCA. Eric Cantor is not an elitist. see Letters > page 12

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Supervisor Eads favors change in county government Favors county manager, elimination of Treasurer and Commisioner of the Revenue By Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

District 5 Supervisor James W. Eads wants to change how Goochland government works. At a town hall meeting last Wednesday, Eads told

about 50 people he would like to see the county consider adopting a county manager form of government. Eads began by reviewing recent events, including what he called “the accounting fiasco in the utility department.” This he attributed to “lax accounting procedures,” which he said were being updated by County Administrator Rebecca Dickson. But Eads said he still favors doing away with the constitutional offices of Treasurer and Commissioner of the

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Revenue. “I’m suggesting we combine these three departments,” said Eads, after reviewing the roles of each office. “Some people say that having an independent treasurer and commissioner of the revenue provides checks and balances. That simply isn’t so,” said Eads. “We have proved it isn’t so.” Eads said more than once that his desire for change in the form of county government had nothing to do with the current officeholders. “I am not talking about personalities here,” he said. Eads recalled that when he first ran for the Board of Supervisors in 1995, changing the form of county government was part of his platform. “Let’s have a countywide discussion,” he said. That discussion should begin in January 2013, said Eads and then the question should be put on the ballot in the fall of that year. If passed, the proposed changes would then go to the General Assembly and if approved there, could be put into place on January 1, 2016. Eads also took some time to review the history of the troubled Tuckahoe Creek Service District (TCSD), blaming recent problems on the economic downturn. “Who in this room could have predicted the 2007 housing bubble,” he asked. Nonetheless, “TCSD is financially sound,” said Eads. “We will pay those bonds.” Eads said the TCSD should be reserved for

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commercial and industrial growth. For the courthouse area, Eads advocates residential as well as business development. “Let’s start developing the courthouse area,” he said. “We can have apartments, condos, townhouses, restaurants and retirement homes.” Dickson said the future would be difficult for county government, which has already reduced its workforce by about 10 percent. “We’ll face new challenges going forward,” she said. But Dickson said revenue should come in better in FY 2011.

“We shot low,” said Dickson in reference to revenue from personal property taxes. Eads and Dickson took questions from the group and Jerry Stanewick asked why his property taxes declined by 18 percent, resulting in cuts in services. “It was a colossal blunder on the county’s part,” said Stanewick. Eads defended the decision not to raise the tax rate. “Have you noticed service cuts?” asked Eads. “I think not.” But Roy Peters had a different opinion on taxes. “I want to thank you

guys for lowering my taxes,” he said. In response to questions, Dickson said by December the county would have preliminary recommendations on water and sewer rate changes and he encouraged residents to submit their opinions. “We welcome input now,” she said. After the meeting Eads, who has announced he will not seek reelection next year, reiterated his proposal to change county government. “I hope the board will give it a fair hearing,” he said.

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Randolph Elementary School PTA hosted a new fundraiser – Roadrunners on the Run-- on October 15. All students participated in a Walk-a-thon (or run!) to support the PTA. The event also featured music, snacks, tee-shirts, and a crowd of parents cheering their kids as they run. Roadrunners on the Run, said PTA member Beth Hardy, promotes physical fitness, creates a sense of community, raises money and creates a fun atmosphere. Other parents pointed out the event’s benefits as a fundraising strategy. “There are many resources that are not covered by the school’s budget and the current economic crisis has only widened that gap,” says Alison

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Road, on Wednesday, Oct. 20. Graveside services Deborah Ann Jones- were held in Greenwood George, crossed over on Me m o r i a l Gardens, Friday, Oct. 15. She was Goochland, Va. born on Oct. 18, 1966 in Richmond. Debbie is Morris survived by her husband, Al George; her children, Frank L. Morris, 82, Desiree Jones, Shanae of Goochland, departand Brandon George; ed this life Oct. 21. He her mother, Florence was preceded in death P. Walker; one brother, by his parents, brother; Daniel “Butch” Taylor and son, Jerry Morris. He (Gina); one sister, Patricia is survived by his wife, Jones Jackson. She was Catherine A. Morris; one preceded in death by her son, Terry Morris (Dana); father, John S. Walker. Her four daughters, Priscilla, remains rest at the W.S. Charlene, Shirley (Charles) Watkins and Son Funeral and Barbara (John); 12 Home, 2700 North Ave. grandchildren, host of Funeral services were held g r e a t - g r a n d c h i l d r e n , at The St. Paul Baptist nieces and nephews; one Church, 4247 Creighton sister, Mary Morris. The

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to awake at 4:00 am for an economy class flight ordeal to Houston, but he did. Eric Cantor is frugal, and he, not a write-in for Brett the Wonder Dog, will get my vote next Tuesday.

continued from > page 8 Perhaps his use of the term “food fight” to describe debating his opponents was a poor choice of words. Given his political strength, I will defer to Representative Cantor’s time management skills and judgment as to where his time can be best spent representing us and moving our great country forward. Eric Cantor makes tough decisions, and can take the heat. Last week, I had to travel to Laredo, Texas, through Houston, on business. As I waited at Richmond’s “International” Airport for an ungodly 6:15 a.m. departure, thanks to using an online service to find the most inexpensive flight to save my employer money, I visited an airport restroom as the plane began boarding. Thus, I did not see the majority of passengers seated in the rear of the plane, as I was

seated forward. Upon exiting the very cramped aircraft, if you can call an oversized soda can with wings an “aircraft,” and waiting, with others for our “carry-on” luggage, which due to the “aircraft’s” size was actually stowed in the belly, who do you think we all saw exiting the plane, none other than Representative Eric Cantor. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) used Air Force aircraft on 85 flights during a 16-month span, according to documents recently obtained by watchdog group Judicial Watch. Previous documents recovered by the organization reveal that Pelosi’s Air Force travels allegedly cost more than $2.1 million over two years, including about $101,429 spent on in-flight expenses. Eric Cantor is already one of our country’s most powerful politicians; he represents our district, and our interests. Last week, he did not have

Thurston Corrine Thurston, 89, of Columbia, passed away Oct. 23. She was born May 16, 1921 in Goochland. She is survived by her six daughters, Shirley “Girlie” Griffith, Catherine Gillette, Doris Nuckols, Grace Townsend, Dorothy

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More debate on the Pet Rescue Foundation trial (In her letter in the October 21 issue of The Gazette), Ms. (Eileen) McAffee attempts to make the argument that my facts and assumptions regarding the trial of Annette Thompson’s pet rescue operation were flawed. As recently reported by The Gazette , Mrs. Thompson has filed for an appeal; this action now stays her convictions until the appeal is heard and adjudicated. Ms. McAffee’s claims regarding the animal control officer (ACO) and the

Childress and Hazel Barnes; two sons, Herbert Thurston and Herman Thurston; 26 grandchildren and 34 great-grandchildren. Also surviving are sisters-in-law, Frances Thurston, Lillian Thurston and Martha Hawk. A special thanks to Shirley Johnson Griffith for her love and support as our mother loved her as another daughter. The family received friends Tuesday, Oct. 26 at the Norman Funeral Home, Goochland, Va. Funeral services were held on Wednesday, Oct. 27, at 2 p.m. at Mizpah Christian Church. Graveside services were held at Thurston Family Cemetery on Tabscott Road. Pastor David Clark officiated.

state veterinarian were not entered into evidence by the claimants, regardless of what may have been on her note that she describes. This fact on its face gives her arguments no legal standing. People can make whatever claims of fact they wish but when it comes to this case, if it was not introduced as evidence, it remains of no legal value and its relevance to this case is unknown. By raising these kinds of issues regarding the ACO and the state veterinarian and demeaning the citizens of this county, one may start to see a picture of guilt by print and innuendo. I have every confidence that the legal system and responsible citizenry will get the full picture of the issues facing the county and the state. The picture that some try to portray not only lacks granularity but I find has spin to it that is quite troubling. Richard Carchman Columbia

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Louisa roars past Bulldogs, 28-7 Goochland still in the playoff hunt BY JIM RIDOLPHI Special Correspondent

LOUISA- After a seven year hiatus, the Goochland Bulldogs made the trek to Mineral last Friday to face league leading Louisa in a matchup with serious playoff implications. The undefeated Lions made believers out of the Bulldogs, registering a convincing 28-7 victory in their final home game of the season. The win solidified Louisa’s lock on the Jefferson District title with two regular season games remaining, and means the post season path for the Bulldogs got more complicated. Goochland didn’t let the sellout crowd or an inspirational visit from four members of the T.C. Williams football team, made famous in the movie “Remember the Titans” rattle them early in the game. The Bulldogs defense forced a punt on the first four Lion possessions, but GHS couldn’t stem the offensive flood waiting to explode. “They just wore us down,” said Goochland head coach Joe Fowler. “We just don’t match up. They’re big. They’re strong. They’re fast. They are a great football team.” Louisa running back Anthony Hunter turned in a 200-plus yard performance that included three touchdowns. “The offensive line was really getting it done for me tonight,” he said. “I give them all the credit,” Hunter said. Late in the first period a long run by Hunter set the Lions up deep in Bulldog territory. Rashawn Jackson then found paydirt with a one-yard dive as the second quarter

began. Quarterback Kire Worley didn’t change the script on the next Louisa drive, providing Hunter with a steady dose of runs that eventually netted the Lions their second score on a five-yard run. Hunter also scored the two-point conversion giving the Lions a 15-0 halftime lead. Louisa started the second half with an unsuccessful onside kick, setting the Bulldogs up near midfield. Running back David McKenna turned a quick hitter into a 62-yard scoring dash on the first play from scrimmage, drawing Goochland as close as they would get; 15-7. “We saw some things in the first half that we thought we weren’t doing well, and we thought, if we correct those things, we could do what we do,” Fowler said. “We hit one but then, they made some adjustments.” The Lions answered immediately with Hunter scoring on a 34-yard gallop. A stingy Lion defense then shut down the Bulldog ground game, and backup quarterback Cody Johnson found the Lion secondary hard to penetrate through the air. Hunter added another score in the fourth period with an 11yard run, but the outcome had long since been determined. “He did a heck of a job and ran hard. He’s a workhorse for us,” Lion coach Mike Fisher said of his tailback’s performance. Fowler said the defeat will only heighten his team’s need to win the final two games. They entered Friday night’s contest tied for third in Div. III, and most likely dropped to fifth with the loss. “Hopefully, we’ll get a decent playoff seed and then we can get in the playoffs and see what happens,” he said. “You

can’t win a state title unless you make the playoffs.” Goochland hosts William Monroe this Friday at 7:30 then closes out the regular season at Western Albemarle on Nov. 6. Goochland…......... 0 0 7 0 - 7 Louisa…................. 0 15 7 6 - 28 Scoring summary L-Rashawn Jackson, one-yard TD run, Chris McDaniel, kick. L-Anthony Hunter, five-yard run, Hunter, two-point conversion. G-David McKenna, 62-yard TD run, Cooke kick. Photos by Jim Ridolphi L-Anthony Hunter, 34-yard run, Above left: Goochland’s Zakell Johnson (25) gathers in an interception in the end zone to prevent McDaniel kick. L-Anthony Hunter, 11-yard run, kick a touchdown in the second period. Above: Bulldog running back Ryan Coles (1) found it tough going against a stout Louisa defense. failed.

Richmond Kickers visit Goochland Leigh Cowlishaw and U16 Academy team provide youth clinics for GUSA Contributed report

Richmond Kickers Director of Soccer and Head Coach , Leigh Cowlishaw and his U16 Academy squad visited Goochland over the Columbus Day Weekend. The Kickers coach and players provided partner club Goochland United Soccer Association (GUSA) with youth development soccer clinics for U6 through U14 age groups. All registered GUSA players were invited and the

event was an overwhelming success with close to 200 youth players in attendance. The clinic format was fun and skill focused with the GUSA players divided into age appropriate groups. The recreational players then circulated through various soccer stations that were specifically designed to introduce them to new soccer skills and games. “Leigh and the academy players did a tremendous job,” said GUSA’s Raleigh deShazo. Photo submitted by Raleigh deShazo “The time was well organized Richmond Kickers, led by Head Coach Leigh Cowlishaw, performed training clinics for the GUSA upper and lower division

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Cougars back on top after downing Saints Collegiate perseveres on return road to state tournament BY JP BEAUCHAMP Special Correspondent

With an overall record of 11-1 and 8-1 among League of Independent Schools, the Collegiate girls tennis team has worked hard to regain their number one ranking in the state this season, but it hasn’t come without casualties. “We’ve done pretty well up until now,” said Head Coach Karin Whitt. “I think we’re where we want to be.” The Cougars started off the season ranked number one then switched places with No. 2 St. Catherine’s following a loss to the Saints. The loss was partially due to an injury when the Cougars’ #5 player cramped up in a match

Kickers continued from >page 13 and productive, and the stations were such that the kids were having fun and learning soccer techniques at the same time. The parents were truly appreciative that the Kickers’ organization would take the time to come out to Goochland and provide our kids with such a wonderful experience.” “I was not only amazed with the great turnout, but also the enthusiastic welcome we received from GUSA’s players, parents and coaches,” said Cowlishaw. “It was a fun event and we look forward

she was winning and wasn’t able to finish. They were also missing their #3 player for singles and doubles that day. But last week, Collegiate made the move back to the top after defeating No. 1 St. Catherine’s 5-4 on October 12. “If I had to pick a word for the season, it might be something like “perseverance” because with 12 girls on the team, we’ve had eight, nine, eleven different injuries or illnesses or things that changed lineups continually,” Whitt said. “So, while it’s tough to come by, the girls have done a pretty good job.” The kind of injuries and illnesses the team has endured this season has included: wrist, back, and ankle injuries, cramping episodes, a broken finger, a diagnosis of Juvenile Diabetes, and migraines. Add to that a recent death in one player’s family; and to replicating the experience in years to come.” The clinics were held on Friday night at the Old Middle School fields for the upper division (U10 – U14) teams, and on Saturday morning at Hidden Rock Park for the lower division (U6 – U8) teams. GUSA hopes to make the Kickers training clinics part of their offering for both fall and spring seasons in the future. Submitted by Raleigh deShazo

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one wonders how the team has managed to be so resilient. “We get something thrown at us new every week,” Whitt said. “It’s like, ‘Ok, what is it this week? Alright, let’s see what we can do to overcome it.’ The girls have all had to step up.” According to Whitt, trainers Shannon Winston and Jason Engle have “kept the girls patched together… and the coaches sane.” Besides perseverance, preparation is certainly a big part of Collegiate’s ability to stay on top of their game. “They are a pretty good bonded team,” Whitt said. “They’re obviously pretty good tennis players. And we really harp on [the fact that] at any given time, anybody can go in the line-up.

So you just have to be ready; you have to prepare yourself as if you were a starter everyday at practice. That certainly helps them; so when they do have to step in against the biggest match of the season, they’re not tremendously nervous or taken aback by the situation. They just step in and do what they can.” Barring injuries, Whitt expects the team to make a strong push to defend their VISAA state title from 2009. It was Collegiate’s sixth state championship in the past eight years. “We try not to harp on being number one, but we try to do our best for every match,” Whitt said. “But, ultimately we anticipated or thought we’d be

at least one or two going into the state tournament.” Ellie Whitlock, a freshman transfer from Collegiate’s number one rival, St. Catherine’s, has contributed to the team’s winning performance. “She was number six on St. Catherine’s team last year and was able to get up to number three on our team this year,” Whitt said. “She’s really been a blessing in disguise.” In their second match against St. Catherine’s, Ellie had to play against the Saints’ number five player and her doubles partner from the year before. Whitt said, “She was a little anxious about it, and we talked to her about it, you know, ‘Play

the ball, not the person.’ And she went out there and beat the little girl 10-1.” Whitlock’s sister Callie is a senior and St. Catherine’s number one player. Senior Emma White did not play last year to work on her grades but she stepped in at #6 and provided a critical win in a come-from-behind match against St. Catherine’s. Though performance determines the lineup of the team, seniors Erin Anderson and Hanna Carl, sophomores Connor Brewer and Frankie O’Neill, Whitlock and 8thgrader Sarah Johnson should fill out the post-season line-up as the post season gets under way next week.

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