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Volume 57, Number 45 • November, 17 2011

Election puts nine new members on Goochland County boards

By Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

Goochland County will have two very new looking boards next year. In an election billed by many as the most important in decades, 46.5 percent of Goochland’s 15,588 registered voters cast ballots, according to unofficial results, changing the face of Goochland County government.

Only one incumbent candidate up for reelection, District 3 supervisor Ned Creasey, was victorious.

Goochland’s new School Board line up is: Mike Payne, Kevin Hazzard, John Lumpkins, Beth Hardy and John Wright. Three incumbents, District 1 James Haskell, District 2 Raymond Miller and District 3Ivan Mattox were defeated.

In District 1, challenger Payne easily defeated long-time incumbent James Haskell with almost 64 percent of the vote.

Miller faced two opponents in District 2, where he lost to Hazzard, who polled 55 percent with Penny Palen in third place.

Challenger John Lumpkins bested current School Board Chairman Ivan Mattox soundly in District 3, winning 70 percent of the vote.

District 4 pitted Phil Davis against Hardy in a contest for an open seat after the retirement of Andrew Meng. Hardy won convincingly, garnering 72 percent of the vote.

John Wright won in District 5, where he was uncontested.

Creasey, who defeated Independent Alan Tucker with almost 71 percent of the vote, will Contributed Photo be joined on the Board of Supervisors by Susan The broom at the top of Michael McDermott’s collage of campaign signs tells

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WWII bomber pilot Kenneth Rowe, left, stands with American Legion Post 215’s Joe Wadlle as the Color Guard presents the colors last week during the ceremony at GHS.

Veterans Day event at GHS features WWII bomber pilot

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“Because of them this country remains the greatest nation on earth,” said American Legion Post 215 Commander Matthew Kalan Friday at the Post’s annual Veterans Day program just before the wreath laying in tribute to the nation’s veterans.

Held at Goochland High School, the ceremony featured an appearance by Guest of Honor Maj. Kenneth A. Rowe, USAF Retired, a decorated B-24 bomber pilot in WWII. Rowe was introduced by Post 215’s Joe Wadle, who lavished praise on the undefeated Goochland Bulldogs,

the story of the 2011 elections in Goochland, where nine of 10 members of the

see Veterans > page 10

see Election > page 2 Board of Supervisors and the School Board were replaced.

INDEX

Calendar 20 Classifieds 21-23 Letters 6 Local Exchange 12

Obituaries Opinion Sports TV Listings

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SPORTS

NEWS

Bulldogs rally to run past Nottoway

Bullying causes girl to drop out

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Election continued from > page 1 Lascolette, Manuel Alvarez, Bob Minnick and Ken Peterson.

Incumbent supervisors in three districts went down to defeat. In District 1 Andrew Pryor lost a close race to Lascolette by 48 votes. District 2 saw Republican challenger Alvarez defeat twoterm incumbent and current Board of Supervisors Chairman William Quarles with 61 percent

of the vote. Peterson won the supervisor’s seat in District 5 in an uncontested race.

Only one GOP backed candidate for the two boards lost, District 4 incumbent Rudy Butler, but by the narrowest of margins.

Challenger Bob Minnick took the seat by six votes, 844 to 834.

The initial margin was eight but the Wednesday morning canvass turned up two provisional votes for Butler.

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Committee Chairman Ben Slone was gratified.

“This is what happens when you get good candidates,” he said.

Contacted Wednesday afternoon, Butler said he was considering asking for a recount.

“We’re in the process of weighing our options, talking to legal counsel,” said Butler. The six vote margin is less than 1 percent of the 1,680 votes cast for supervisor in the district.

In the only contested Constitutional Officer race, Interim Treasurer Pam Johnson easily bested Tana Marie Hogue for the Treasurer’s spot, taking 83 percent of the vote total. Sheriff Jim Agnew, Commissioner of the Revenue Jean Bryant and Commonwealth’s Attorney Claiborne Stokes all were reelected in uncontested races.

In General Assembly contests, Louisa Commonwealth’s Attorney Tom Garrett (R) beat Lynchburg businessman Bert Dodson (D) by a comfortable margin, taking 67 percent of the vote total in the contest for the new 22nd District State Senate seat.

Republicans took two uncontested races for the House of Delegates. Peter Farrell, who was nominated to replace incumbent Bill Janis when Janis opted to run for Henrico Commonwealth’s Attorney, won in the 56th District. Incumbent Lee Ware triumphed in District 65.

Jonathan Lyle and Ronald Nuckols were elected as Goochland’s Soil and Water Conservation Directors in the Monacan District.

Republicans gathered at White Hawk Café Tuesday night to celebrate their near clean sweep. A cheer went up when Creasey arrived and he addressed the crowd, as did Slone and several other victorious candidates.

Creasey, although surprised at Butler’s loss to Minnick, said Wednesday he was not surprised by the turnover at the School Board and that he welcomed it.

“The students will really benefit from the change,” said

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Goochland GOP chairman Ben Slone, left, talks to Independent Bob Minnick on Election Day at St. Matthews Church in District 4. Minnick beat incumbent Republican Rudy Butler. Below, Treasurer-Elect Pam Johnson and District 1 Supervisor-elect Susan Lascolette celebrate as the results come in Tuesday night at the Registrar’s Office.

Creasey. “It will make it easier to work with the School Board.”

Minnick said he knew his race with Butler would be close.

“We felt we could win if we got the voters to the polls. Minnick said he used newspaper and radio advertisements to increase his name recognition, plus the usual door-to-door campaigning.

Minnick said his background in managing budgets in his career as an officer in the U.S. Army and his experience running a small business would serve him well on the board.

Several of the future supervi-

sors said they were meeting with County Administrator Rebecca Dickson and would attend a VACo class for new supervisors in early January to assist in the transition.

Lascolette said the new board may meet before being sworn in. “We want that meeting to be public although it is not required,” she said.

She also said she would move to have the scheduled supervisors’ salary increase canceled.

Alvarez, who triumphed in District 2 with 61 percent of the vote, said the votes showed the

citizens wanted change.

“Since the election people have told me they would not have voted for me if I hadn’t come to their home,” said Alvarez, who said the central question now is, “What can we do to rebuild the trust in the community?’

District 5’s Ken Peterson called the election a “watershed event for the county. The big winners were the voters; they had more choices,” he said, adding that he planned to attend the VACo seminar and was looking for educational opportunites to help with the transition.

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Alleged bullying incident at GHS leads to assault charges turned and took a swing at him. One of my friends had to get a She missed and he grabbed her teacher before he let go.”

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10:30 a.m. and she was taken to year old who on Monday, Nov. 7 “He wouldn’t let go,” Rines had her life changed forever. She said. “He was really hurting me. see Bullying > page 8 was two months into her freshman year at Goochland High School when she became the victim of a bullying incident and now she says she will not return to the school….ever.

“I’ve been the target of bullying by this boy for just over two years,” she said from the living room of her family home. “I CONTINUING A TRADITION OF finally had enough. He started verbally abusing me and I struck back.”

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Byrd Elementary School’s Literacy Day Contributed Report

Byrd Elementary’s First Annual Literacy Day was held on Wednesday, November 9th.

Many local “celebrities” visited Byrd to read to our students. Along with our “celebrity” readers, Byrd Elementary hosted two local Virginia authors. Betty Ellett, a literacy specialist from Fredericksburg, who wrote The ABCs of Ghana, visited each of the kindergarten through second grade classes to have an “author talk” with the students.

Through money provided by the Byrd PTA, Kohls Department Store, and other anonymous donations, each kindergarten through 2nd grade student received an autographed copy of her book! Linda Salisbury, an author from Lake Anna in Louisa, visited with the third through fifth grade students. She conducted writing

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workshops with the students to provide tips and to assist them with the writing process.

Linda Salisbury writes fiction books that are set in Virginia.

Each third through fifth grade student received a personalized autographed copy of one of her books as well! Literacy Day was

quite a success!

Special thanks to all of the “celebrity readers” who read to classes at Byrd and for sharing the joy of reading with our students.

Contact Glenda Hawk at Byrd Elementary School (5565380) for more information.

Goochland Deputy County Administrator John Wack painted a sobering picture last week when he gave a presentation on projected revenues for the next fiscal year.

Total revenue is projected to be $39,098,387, down $821,176 compared to FY2012, when the budget included $1,375,953 from the General Fund Balance. No transfer from fund balance was included in the projections Wack presented last week for FY2013.

Although some sources of revenue are expected to increase, county real estate tax collections are expected to decline for the fourth year in a row, from $20.92 million in FY2012 to $20.27 million in FY2013.

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Gloomy picture painted for FY2013 Goochland County finances $3.3 million shortfall possible, says Wack

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But personal property taxes are projected to increase from $8.29 million to $9.34 million.

Several other categories should show modest increases, Wack told the board.

But interest income is expected to fall to $20,000, as opposed to more than $1 million in FY2007 before the onset of the present economic difficulties.

When expected higher payouts for increases in health care premiums, expiring grant income for certain school positions and increases in Virginia Retirement System payments for both schools and county employees are factored in, Wack said the county might face a $3.3 million shortfall, although he called the VRS increase, up to $1.48 million for school employees, a “worst case scenario.” Wack said typically the General Assembly comes in with a lower figure than the first projections.

The Board of Supervisors adopts its budget calendar in January and generally approves the final budget in April.

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Louisa Commonwealth Attorney Tom Garrett has a new job. In January when the General Assembly reports to Richmond, he will be Sen. Garrett after defeating Lynchburg businessman Bert Dodson for the newly created 22nd district Virginia Senate seat.

With 82-of-85 precincts reporting, Garrett had 27,211 votes to Dodson’s 19,240.

“I’m very blessed,” Garrett said by phone. “I don’t know where to start in trying to thank people. We’ve had so much support throughout the district from people who believed in our fiscal responsibility policies. We call it kitchen table politics, but it really comes down to being able to get and pay for what you need and not what you want.”

Garrett said Gov. McDonald had called but that he was so busy at the time that he missed the call.

“Mr. Dodson also called to congratulate us on winning,” Garrett added. “He’s a real gentleman and ran a great campaign. I told him if there was any issue he wanted to discuss to get in touch with me that I also represent him and his supporters.”

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State senator-elect Tom Garrett shares a moment on election night with his parents, Thomas A Garrett, Sr. and Lois Garrett.

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Both candidates said they had to do well on their home turf to win. For Garrett, his home county is Louisa and for Dodson, the City of Lynchburg.

Garrett won the battle of Louisa by 1,196 votes, 1,712 to 518.

Dodson won the City of Lynchburg by 1,192 votes, 4,839 to 3,647.

Attempts to reach Mr. Dodson were unsuccessful, but his Campaign Manager Lonny Paris spoke for him.

“Mr. Dodson has called Senator elect Garrett to congratulate him and concede the election,” Paris said.

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County turned upside down Now that a few days have passed since last week’s election, we’ve all had time to sit back and digest it.

Here’s what happened: Version 1: Tired incumbents on the Board of Supervisors and the School Board with more than 100 years of experience have been replaced by talented newcomers.

Version 2: A gaggle of brash idealists with no idea of what they were getting themselves into have taken over from the ousted veterans, only to face the same intractable problems their predecessors couldn’t fix.

Version 3: After several years of revelations of mismanagement, a poor economy, cuts in services especially at schools and finally a guilty plea to embezzlement by the Treasurer, the voters thought it was time for a change.

A big one.

So they acted. That’s the version we feel comes closest to describing what actually happened. In fact, after the series of problems faced by the county it would have been beyond our comprehension had there not been a hard-fought campaign.

But without the hard work of developing candidates as alternatives to the current officeholders the voters would have had no choices. That’s where the Goochland GOP Committee and its chair Ben Slone came in.

We’ve been reading with some amusement various comments coming into the Gazette Web site about “puppet master” Slone and how he changed Goochland politics.We think maybe it’s a little more complicated than that. After all, independent Bob

Minnick defeated long-time incumbent Republican Rudy Butler.

Fact is, the changes on the boards would not have been possible without acceptable candidates, individuals who put in the time and effort it takes to come from nowhere to achieve the name recognition it takes to win races against well known incumbents.

It’s to their credit they took the plunge and evidence of the pool of qualified people in Goochland County that they were available. Now we’ll see what they can do.

To qualify our remarks above. We believe now and always have believed that all the candidates have acted in what they perceived as being in their own and the county’s best interests.

We especially appreciate Chairman Quarles gracious letter to the voters after his defeat by challenger Manuel Alvarez.

Now, with little more than a month to get ready, we wish the newcomers well in tackling the problems facing Goochland. They’ll need all the skill, experience and enthusiasm they can muster as they go forward.

One thing we do expect is a closer and more effective working relationship between the supervisors and members of the School Board.

That in itself should streamline the budget process and produce a more team-oriented approach to allocating the county’s limited funds.

So good luck to the newcomers to county government and thanks to those who did their best in the past.

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In closing, I am ever grateful to the citizens for allowing me to serve them for the past eight years.

The election is over and the peoThank you. ple have spoken. I want to thank all of you who offered me words of encourWilliam E. Quarles Jr. agement and supported my recent Board of Supervisors run for the Board of Supervisors. I congratulate Mr. Manuel Alvarez on his victory and all the other individu- A CUP in perpetuity for als who won their respective races.

Benedictine?

We must look forward to the future. I trust the newly elected Board Benedictine, as we all know, is members when they take office in requesting that they be allowed to January 2012 will remain transpar- move their school to Goochland. ent while conducting the business of They have asked for a conditional use the county realizing that they each permit in perpetuity. separately and collectively represent see Letters > page 7

Chairman Quarles thanks Goochland citizens

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continued from > page 6 In my world this seems tantamount to an end run around rezoning. Is this right?

Is this fair? The Goochland Comprehensive Plan calls for low density residential/open space. Would the Board of Supervisors, most of whom are lame ducks, choose to subvert the plan and vote in favor of Benedictine’s CUP? I hope that they would have more integrity than that.

In the November 14 issue of the online newspaper, BizSense, there was an article about a group of Powhatan citizens who were “so vehemently against a proposed apartment complex near their property [that] they’ve sued the county’s board of supervisors for making changes to the comprehensive plan to allow the development. ‌ Several homeowners who have property adjacent to the proposed development and other nearby residents are strongly opposed to the project, which they say threatens the rural nature of the community and could increase crime, snarl traffic and strain the county’s limited resources.â€? The article goes on to cite concerns residents have about strain on the fire department and on water.

Given that this is the same course Goochland seems to be on, I wonder how soon Goochland funds will have

to be used to defend the and property taxes.

Board of Supervisors from a Art Bachman suit that might easily come Gum Spring if Benedictine’s request for a conditional use permit is approved.

Guards needed to Just more taxpayer funds prevent bullying? down the proverbial rat hole.

In response to the recent Margie Farquhar Channel 12 news report on the Dover District bullying of a female student at Goochland High School I was On the money with surprised by the response of election predictions someone on the School Board who said they do not tolerate My letter of October 27 school bullying. I know for a called the election for the fact that when it comes to this Board of Supervisors with 100 matter they seem to ignore the percent accuracy. fact that bullying at Goochland It didn’t take a political sci- High School has gone on for entist or genius to realize that years and has been ignored by most Goochland citizens are (1) the School Board. smart, (2) were dissatisfied with Sometimes I think grownthe old cronies on the Board ups are afraid of the teenagers of Supervisors, and (3) want at these high schools and now sensible progress in Goochland the problem has gotten so far County. out of hand they refuse to do Rudy Butler should fold his anything about it. tent and leave quietly rather I am proud of the mother than embarrass himself and who went on TV and said she Goochland County by request- did not want to be the Mother ing a recount. Only a huge of a dead child and refused unabashed ego would cause Mr. to be silent about the bullyButler to fight on when it is ing of her child. How many obvious that most Goochland deaths at the hand of another County citizens want change child or by suicide will it take in Goochland County govern- for our school boards to take ment. action against a bullying teenI look forward to a new ager? They are just kids for board of supervisors and school God sakes. You know we can board that can work together pass laws that allows a grown to teach skills, grow businesses up to take a gun into a bar and jobs, and create affordable where people are drinking and housing while restraining the getting drunk and acting in an growth of local government unruly manner so why can’t

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I’m tired of hearing this one! I mean if kids want to act like prisoners then lets treat them that way and protect the innocent ones that need our protection. I mean we pay guards to protect people in prison and they aren’t even innocent victims and yet we can’t pay to protect our children? I know plenty of people out of work that would love the job. I say we need armed guards in our schools now!

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Her shoulder was swelling and attempts were made to control it. Finally, just before 2 p.m. her mother was called.

“I was told Ashley had hurt her arm and I needed to come pick her up,” Lisa Rines said.

“They wouldn’t tell me what was wrong with her or how it happened. I picked her up about 2:30 p.m. and took her to St. Mary’s Hospital.”

Ashley was seen at the hospital’s emergency room and then on Wednesday, an orthopedist examined her arm and shoulder. Rines has suffered injuries to her right rotator cuff. She has her arm in a sling and is undergoing physical therapy for the next three weeks to determine the extent of the injuries.

“We are arranging for her to start home schooling,” Lisa said. “I know what has happened to some kids who have bullying problems and they couldn’t handle it. I’m not going to lose my daughter to a situation like that.”

The mother said that there was a significant bullying problem at the school that teachers and administrators are not doing anything about.

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“There is a saying at the high school that snitches get stitches, or end up in ditches,” she said. “Ashley has reported his bullying against her to teachers and her councilor and nothing has been done.”

When contacted and asked about the Rines incident, School Superintendent Linda Underwood declined to comment, noting that school policy prohibited discussion of student matters. She did say that bullying is not tolerated and is dealt with immediately.

“I don’t think they have done anything to discipline him,” Lisa said. “He has been charged with assault, and as far as we know, he is still in school.”

When Goochland High School Principal Francie Ball was reached by phone and asked if the boy in question was still in school, she said, “It’s school policy that we don’t discuss specific student situations.”

When asked to speak in general terms about what a student facing police charges can expect as far as school discipline, she said, “A student might be in trouble with police and not in trouble at school, or in trouble at school and not with the police. Sometimes, a student might be in trouble with both.

Problems at school are dealt

with on an individual basis.”

Lisa described her family as being a Christian family.

“I believe in God and I can forgive him,” Ashley said. “He needs help. He needs to have God in his life and stop doing things like this.”

Even if changes at Goochland High School were made, she said she wasn’t going back.

“It’s not just my problem and it’s not just in the high school,” Ashley added. “I know bullying also goes on in Goochland Middle School.”

Emotions, tears and obvious pain, couldn’t be held back

by Ashley, Lisa and her brother Jonathan.

Jonathan is well over six feet and weighs about 275 pounds. He is two years older than Ashley.

“I’ve walked around school with Ashley kind of acting like her bodyguard,” he said. “The teachers and administrators either can’t, or won’t, do anything about the bullying.”

Jonathan now takes classes at another school because he was able to combine his junior and senior years and graduate a year early.

“The name calling and bullying seems to have gotten worse for Ashley since he changed schools,” Lisa said.

Bostic re-elected president of Goochland Farm Bureau Contributed Report

Steven Bostic was re-elected president of Goochland County Farm Bureau on October 11. He will serve a two-year term.

At the Annual Meeting, Bostic reviewed a few of the county Farm Bureau’s projects and accomplishments during 2011, including awarding a scholarship to a student attending a college in an agriculture field of study, contributing scholarships to 4-H camp and providing tee-shirts for the 4H’ers who show livestock at Field Day of the Past, contributing

to the Goochland High School All-Night Graduation and the GHS Robotics Team, donating to Relay for Life of Goochland, Westview on the James Camp, and the Monacan Soil and Water Conservation District, and supporting Agriculture in the Classroom.

More than 75 members attended the meeting to elect directors and adopt resolutions of local, state, and national interest.

The following members were elected as Directors: Daniel Allen, Steven Bostic, Knight Bowles, Carroll Gilbert, Sterling Jones, and James Parker.

Jonathan Shouse, Corporate Secretary of Virginia Farm Bureau Federation, was the meeting’s featured speaker this year. Mr. Shouse gave an interesting history of how Farm Bureau developed and encouraged each member to invite friends and family to “Get the Membership Advantage” and create an environment where agriculture prospers.

The membership also elected Daniel Allen, Steven Bostic, and Sterling Jones asDelegates to the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Annual Convention.

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Fitzgerald Ann Hethorn Fitzgerald, age 89, of South Hill, went to be with the Lord on Saturday, Nov. 5, 2011 in Community Memorial Healthcenter. She was the loving and beloved wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother of Dr. Thomas J. Fitzgerald; sons, David M. Fitzgerald (Val), of Goochland,and John L.Fitzgerald (Lynn), of Bracey; grandsons, T. Kirkland Fitzgerald (Catherine), Douglas M. Fitzgerald (Kristin), and M. Brandon Fitzgerald; and great-grandsons, J.T. Fitzgerald and Clark M. Fitzgerald. Ann was born March 26,1922 in Kenbridge to Rev. John W. Hethorn and Harriet Whitley Hethorn. Her sister, Eleanor preceded her in death. Her only niece, Janet M. Hylton survives. Ann and Tom met in Richmond in 1941 and married Sept. 23, 1943. They had 68 years of good life together.

Ann’s role in life was that of Homemaker. She belonged to the South Hill Presbyterian Church where she was a Ruling Elder, served as Clerk of the Session, numerous leadership roles for Presbyterian Women - most par-

ticularly in her passion for ecumenical missions, and as a Bible Study and Sunday school teacher.

Ann sang in the chancel choir her entire life, and sang with the Southside Community Chorus a well. She worked as a volunteer in many community activities. Ann was awarded the Paul Harris Fellowship by the South Hill Rotary Club. Ann will long be remembered traveling the sidewalks of South Hill, straw hat on her head and walking stick in hand, and for remembering countless numbers of “friends� with birthday cards and notes.

A memorial service was held Saturday, Nov. 12, 2011 at the South Hill Presbyterian Church.

Memorials may be made to the Children’s Home Society of Virginia, 4200 Fitzhugh Avenue, Richmond, Va. 23230, the Heifer Project International, P.O. Box 808, Little Rock, Ark. 72203, the R.T. Arnold Library, 110 E. Danville Street, South Hill, Va. 23970 or the Nature Conservancy, 4245 N. Fairfax Drive, Suite 100, Arlington, Va. 22203. CrowderHite-Crews Funeral Home and Crematory is in charge of the arrangements. Online condo-

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Veterans continued from >1 the jazz chorus and band, told the audience that the nation was treating its veterans well – a good thing, since less than 1 percent of the country’s population are defending freedom today.

“Never have so many owed so much to so few,” said Wadle, quoting Winston Churchill, England’s Prime Minister during WWII, who spoke those words to praise English pilots during the Battle of Britain.

Wadle reminded the audience of the cost of the war in which Rowe served, with its 50 to 70 million dead.

“If we had lost the war to the Axis Powers, Germany, Japan and Italy, the entire world would have descended into a new Dark Age and I’m not sure to this day we would have seen the light again of freedom,” said Wadle.

Rowe continued on the theme of the magnitude of the war that he entered as a young man.

“World War Two was the largest event in human history,” said Rowe, who noted that the U.S. put 16 million men and women in uniform and suffered 292,000 dead.

Rowe then went on to recount his war-time experiences in a low-key matter of fact fashion.

Enlisting at age 19 on Dec. 7, 1942, Rowe was accepted into pilot training after the U.S. Army Air Corps waived the requirement that pilot trainees have two years of college, due to the high loss rate of crew members in the air war.

“Being one of the bomber boys of WWII was the second most dangerous assignment of American service members,” said Rowe, exceeded only by submarine crews.

More that 53,000 Army Air Corps members were

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killed, said Rowe, more than all Navy and Marine losses combined.

Rowe flew 13 combat missions and was shot down twice. The first time he crash landed his aircraft at an allied base after being hit by anti-aircraft fire. The second time, on February 9, 1945, his bomber was again hit by flak on a mission over Magdeburg, Germany, and lost two of its four engines before the crew bailed out.

Rowe was captured three days later after evading the enemy and spent the last few months of the war as a POW. After the war Rowe was returned to the U.S. in June, where he was treated for hepatitis and malnutrition, where he turned 21.

Rowe stayed in the U.S. Air Force for 21 years before retirement and later worked for the state of Virginia, retiring again as Director of the Department of Aviation. He is a member of the Virginia Aviation Hall of Fame of the Virginia Aeronautical Historical Society.

Rowe said younger veterans from the current all-volunteer force continue to involve them-

selves in veterans affairs. “I don’t see a big difference, I do not,” said Rowe when asked if the present generation of veterans was different from the WWII generation.

In addition to the speakers, the ceremony saw the reading of the traditional POW-MIA reso-

lution and featured music by the GHS Jazz Chorus and Band. The color guard was furnished by the Air Force ROTC from Deep Run High School.

The ceremony ended with a moment of silence for the fallen and the playing of Taps.

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Goochland Chamber of Commerce to move offices Dec. 1 Contributed Report The Goochland County Chamber of Commerce plans to move its offices Dec. 1 to 2913 River Road West in Courthouse Village. The new office is a short

distance east of the chamber’s present location at 2941 River Road West.

“We’re excited about our new home. We will have much more space, allowing us to better serve our members,” said Bonnie

Lasser

Obituaries continued from > page 9 friends on Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2011 at Goochland Baptist Church, 2454 Manakin Road, Manakin-Sabot, Va. 23103. She was laid to rest in a burial in the church cemetery following the service. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Goochland Baptist Church Cemetery Fund at the above address. Funeral arrangements by the West Chapel of Bennett Funeral Home, Glen Allen, Va.

Gail Marie Lasser, 62, went to be with the Lord on Nov. 5, 2011. She moved from Chicago, Ill., when Time-Life Books also relocated to Richmond in 1987, where she retired as a vice president in 2001. She is survived by her two brothers, Thomas (Daphne) Lasser of Ashland, Va., and Joseph (Marie) Lasser of Goochland, Va. Gail enjoyed floral arranging, playing cards, crocheting, and the many activities at Cross Ridge, where she will be deeply missed along with her many friends and co-workers

Creasy, the chamber’s executive director.

“All of our members will truly be proud of our new home. It’s more befitting of our position as the premiere business organization in Goochland County,”

said Paul Miller, president of the chamber.

John Adamson, the developer of Courthouse Village, said he is pleased that he and the chamber’s board were able to reach an agreement on the terms of the lease.

from Time-Life. Family received friends Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2011.

Funeral Mass was held at St. Michael’s Catholic Church, Glen Allen. Memorial donations may be made to your local Meals on Wheels program.

25 years. He left behind a stepdaughter, Patsy Moore; three step-grandchildren, Donna Joy, Darrell Henderson and Tony Moore; six grandchildren, Brenda and Rachel Moore, John Burke, Brandon, Kayla and Zach Henderson; and many friends at Deerfield Estates. There was a memorial service for family and friends at Patsy Moore’s residence, on Friday, Nov. 11, 2011. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the American Cancer Society in memory of Richard Stephenson. The family may be contacted at 540-8945594.

Stephenson Richard Alton Stephenson, passed away Oct. 29, 2011 after a long illness at St. Mary’s Hospital.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Gladys Lee Stephenson.

He was a longtime resident of Deerfield Estates and worked for Shoosmith Bros. for over

“We’re delighted to have a quality tenant like the chamber coming into Courthouse Village. This is a win-win for us all,” he said.

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Swiney Joseph Conway Swiney, age 64, of Goochland, was called home by the Lord on Sunday, Nov. 6, 2011 after a brief battle with Cancer, surrounded by his loving family. He is survived by his loving wife of 44 years, Diane Swiney; two sons, Jason Conway Swiney and wife Janine Swiney of Glen Allen, Va., and Justin Christopher Swiney of Goochland. Joe was the son of R. Clarence Swiney (deceased) and Loise May Stine of Bristol, Va. Joe was survived by three brothers, Doug, Gary, and Mark Stine.

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Abdulaziz Al-Qahtani, 16, graduated from J.R. Tucker in record time in order to get his diploma before his visa expired. His normal bedtime was 3 a.m. as he crammed his high school career into two very busy years.

Contributed Report by Natalie Allen Imagine waking up at 7 a.m. every morning to get to school by 8, going home for a rushed 30 minute break, and then heading back to class from 8p.m. to 10p.m.

This already sounds like a lot, but this wasn’t even half of what 16-year-old Abdulaziz AlQahtani had to do in order to graduate from J.R. Tucker High School before his expiring Visa sent him back to Saudi Arabia.

Once he finally got home after night classes, instead of sitting on a couch and putting his feet up, he sat at a computer to take yet another class.

After his online course came homework, and then at around 3 a.m., Al-Qahtani could finally crawl into bed only to get barely enough sleep to start this same routine the next day and then the next.

“Needless to say I didn’t sleep much,” Al-

Qahtani said.

But this kind of hard work and dedication was not something foreign to him, but rather ingrained in him since childhood.

“My dad would say, ‘You’re not like everybody else, you’re special, you can be something great,’” Al-Qahtani said gazing up toward the ceiling pensively.

When asked what the great something was going to be, Al-Qahtani laughed. “I’m not sure, I’m only 16. But I know I want to be a businessman and I want to be like my dad, only better.”

The idea of Al-Qahtani finishing high school in two years started as a joke between him and his parents. But after some research and a lot of help from Al-Qahtani’s school counselor, Ms. Blackman, they realized it was possible. And once a pipe dream became a definite possibility, Al-Qahtani had no choice but to put forth the effort. Not that he objected of course.

“I knew it would be hard, but my parents have

always pushed me to work as hard as possible,” he said. “They knew I could do it.”

Ms. Blackman had no doubt that Al-Qahtani had it in him to graduate by his August 4, 2011 deadline, either.

“When he was charged with the task of graduating high school in two years, (just) months into his first year of high school, he was game.

My impression was that he took pride in the challenge,” Blackman said. “This kid has the perspective and world view of a man well beyond his 16 years. He completely understands that education and sacrifice are essential to his future success.”

In his native country, students were expected to take up to 18 courses a day. But Al-Qahtani had been in America since he was 7 years old and wasn’t used to this kind of rigor, at least not until he began his accelerated graduation schedule in the summer of 2010.

He completed English 10 during the summer and then English 12 and US History via the fall session of evening school. He also completed Government and Algebra II online and completed Bio II and PE 10 through the spring session of evening school. After those courses were complete, he had two elective credits outstanding.

He took Creative Writing through Independent Study and Spanish I this summer. He did all of this while taking seven full-year classes during the school day, not to mention he was on the honor roll for the duration. During the 20102011 school year, he completed 14 full year classes. An accomplishment that seems near impossible.

In the last months of Al-Qahtani’s stay in America, he was without both his mother and father. His father is political figure in Saudi Arabia and had to return home and his mother was forced to go back to tend to her ill parent.

“This has definitely been the hardest year of my life,” Al-Qahtani said. “It was very hard for me when my mom and dad left.”

His sister, Reem sacrificed a job in Saudi Arabia to stay with her little brother while he finished school.

“I owe her big time,” Al-Qahtani said. “I’ll make it up to her though.”

As per Saudi tradition, studies were not to impede on family time.

“It is important to us to have this time,” Reem said. “To have lunch and dinner together and drink tea and talk. I tell him we have to have friendship inside our house. It is important for us to rely on each other.”

In the U.S. Al-Qahtani did his best to not let his immense workload interfere with this quality time with his three brothers, two sisters, and his parents even if it meant the interaction was via the computer.

“My dad and I would have dinner together on webcams over Skype,” Al-Qahtani said with a smile. “We tried our best to keep in touch.”

Al-Qahtani’s relationship with his father is one of the most important things in his life. His father is his role model and best friend.

“He has a great leadership style and treats everyone equally. He never judges anyone and always wants to help,” Al Qahtani said. “He told me not to compete against others, to only compete with myself.”

Al-Qahtani graduated August 4 and went back to Saudi Arabia on the 5th. His embassy appointment was on the 6th to apply for another visa.

Although he has bits and pieces of memory from living in Saudi Arabia, the U.S. has become his home.

“I have trouble with my own language sometimes,” he said.

“I don’t know much of Saudi history, either. I know the kings but that’s about it.”

His sister, Reem gave him a smile when he said this. Reem is 24 and has a larger grasp on Saudi history and traditions.

Al-Qahtani doesn’t know what he would do if he had to attend college in Saudi Arabia, “I could never pass their version of the SAT,” he said. “I don’t know anything.”

He hopes to come back to America as soon as possible, and perhaps to even attend VCU in the fall.

“I will miss people I have met here, people who have helped me. Especially my best friends Arsalan and Rachel,” Al-Qahtani said. “But at least the McDonalds in Saudi is WAY better.”

Natalie Allen is the Communications Specialist for Henrico County Public Schools

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Whether a person’s interests lean toward the Beatles or the Beastie Boys, there’s no denying most people love listening to music. Music can lift our moods and help us through difficult times, and it can also make the good times that much more enjoyable.

Come the holiday season, many people look to music when gifting friends and family. Though it’s wise to avoid getting too specific with a musical gift for fear of offending personal taste, there are more general gifts shoppers can give that are sure to please.

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Injuries don’t derail Bulldogs in playoff opener

BY JIM RIDOLPHI Special Correspondent

The timing couldn’t have been worse.

Goochland entered the first round of the Division II, Group A playoffs last week in less than perfect condition with several key players sidelined with injuries. It proved to be an obstacle but not one that could derail the Bulldogs’ post-season mission as Goochland ran away with a 45-7 victory over visiting Nottoway.

“We have to answer the bell no matter who is missing,” said Goochland coach Joe Fowler.

Playing without two of the team’s top running backs, the Bulldogs slugged their way to victory relying on reserves who readily stepped up for the contest. Coupled with a fourtouchdown performance by defensive back/running back Jake Martin, it was more than

enough to propel the Bulldogs past the Cougars and into a second round matchup with Central Woodstock this Friday.

Martin opened the scoring with a seven-yard touchdown run early in the first quarter, followed by 33-yard Colby Cooke field goal.

Late in the opening period, quarterback Cody Johnson found Martin for a 27-yard scoring strike, giving the Bulldogs a 17-0 lead.

“It was a great pass from Cody Johnson, picture perfect,” Martin said.

The Cougars answered with a six-yard run by Curtis Hurte, cutting the Bulldog lead to 177 at halftime.

On the first possession of the second half, Goochland turned the ball over on downs and the Cougars engineered a drive deep in to Bulldog territory, but the defense rallied and held the visitors on downs.

Cougar quarterback Johnny Coombs found himself in the unenviable position of mounting a comeback in the fourth quarter and was forced to throw the ball against an aggressive Bulldog secondary.

After Johnson scored on a one-yard run early in the fourth quarter, Martin picked off a Coombs pass and returned it 49 yards for another Bulldog score. He followed up with another pick-six minutes later on a 35-yard interception return for a touchdown.

“It was great defense and I just read the quarterback and headed to the outside,” Martin said.

Even with the absence of starters Patrick Clore and Mitchell Brice, the Bulldogs relied on steady running from Martin, Zakell Johnson and sophomore David Dyer.

Johnson finished with 119 yards and Dyer added another

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Goochalnd’s Zakell Johnson (25) stretches for a Cody Johnson first half pass in Friday’s playoff opener against Nottoway.

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Despite the lopsided outcome, Fowler wasn’t thrilled with his team’s intensity, even with the injuries. “We came out okay, but played flat in the second quarter,” he said.

“At halftime we had a long talk and reestablished our passion to play football. The kids responded great and came out

and played with more energy, more physical and were able to take advantage of some mistakes they made.”

Fowler had a basic answer regarding the key to the Bulldogs playoff chances. “We have to run the ball more effectively than we did tonight,” he said. “We’re a running football team. That’s our identity and

that’s what we need to do.”

Nottoway ended its season with a 3-7 mark. Cougar coach Grayson Throckmorton recognized gaining a playoff win against the Bulldogs was a long shot.

“We had our backs against the wall with these expanded playoffs, but our kids played tough and didn’t give up,” he said. “Goochland is 10-0 for a reason and I wish them the best in the playoffs.”

The Bulldogs host Central Woodstock this Friday at 7 p.m.

Nottoway......................0 7 0 0 — 7 Goochland................ 17 0 0 28 — 45 G — Martin 7 run (Cooke kick) G — FG Cooke 33 G — Martin 27 pass from Johnson (Cooke kick) N — Hurt 6 run (Lovelace kick) G — C. Johnson 1 run (Cooke kick) G — Martin 49 interception return (Cooke kick) G — Martin 35 interception return (Cooke kick) G — Z. Johnson 27 run (Cooke

Bulldog volleyball advances to state quarters

BY JIM RIDOLPHI Special Correspondent

The Goochland volleyball team picked up two big wins in the Region B tournament before falling to Stuarts Draft in the championship. Still, the Bulldogs earned their first state tournament appearance since 2005.

A win over visiting George Mason in the semifinals ensured a playoff spot for the Bulldogs, but it didn’t come easy. The victory also placed the Bulldogs in the regional championship game.

Coach Jennifer Erixon’s team answered the call and defeated Mason in a five game nail-biter that never lacked in intensity.

No one left early as the Bulldogs captured a back-and -forth victory over the visitors.

The teams traded points in

the first game, but Goochland finally captured a hard fought 27-25 win.

Mason stormed back in the second game, relying on powerful hitting and effective serving, to down the Bulldogs 25-21.

Goochland refocused and took the third game 25-15, but the Mustangs rallied back in the fourth game 28-26 to level the match and send it to a final determining game.

With the pressure increasing, the Bulldogs mounted a healthy 11-6 lead before the Mustangs mounted a comeback. But Goochland inched its way to a 15-9 win, securing the team a spot in this week’s state playoffs.

“We really fought hard and it was real battle, but we came out victorious,” said Goochland junior Taylor Scruggs. “I’m really excited about going to

the states. It should be a great experience.”

Junior Christina Mills returned this week after an injury and played a key role in the win against Mason, recording eight kills, two digs and nine blocks in the match.

“I’m relieved that we won but we have to get ahead earlier. We need to work on that,” she said.

Sydney Alvis had three aces, eight assists, eight kills and four digs against the Mustangs and has been reliable in the Bulldogs playoff run.

“She does a great job keeping her confidence up and keeping her head in the game,” Erixon said.

Mesa Willia added seven kills and two blocks while Chelsea Donaldson had three aces, seven kills and six digs in the win.

Lainey Kopczynski also

continued her strong playoff performances.

“She’s been really aggressive from front row with her attacking and has been one of the leading hitters in the past six matches,” Erixon said of Kopczynski.

Jordan Fleming had 20 assists.

Erixon didn’t discount her team’s resolve in defeating a game Mustang squad. “George Mason was incredibly scrappy and got almost everything we threw at them,” she said. “They never let their energy and momentum slow down.”

Goochland couldn’t maintain the magic in the Region B finale against a strong hitting Stuarts Draft team. The Bulldogs fell 3-1 to the visitors after taking the first game 25-22.

“We knew we would have a really tough game against

Stuarts Draft because they had beaten Bluestone and Strasburg very easily,” Erixon said. “My girls came out with intensity and aggressiveness, and were able to take the first game from Draft. We played pretty decent the next three games, but we were unable to keep up with the Draft hitters.”

As the Region B runnerup, Goochland traveled to Matthews for the state quarterfinals on Tuesday. The coach felt the match with Matthews this week would require an extraordinary effort from her girls.

“Mathews was the runnerup in last year’s state tournament, so I know they are determined to win this year,” she said. “I honestly believe my girls can win the game if they play to their potential. We’ve had a few issues with confidence in the past few games, and that cannot happen against

Mathews.”

She quickly added that the match is a test she believes her girls are more than ready for.

“The girls have to focus on keeping their confidence levels up and keeping their heads in the game. If they do that, and continue to play aggressively and communicate with one another, we have an excellent chance at winning.”

The team had only a few short days to prepare for Matthews and Erixon focused on confidence building and serving.

“We cannot play it safe when we are serving because we are allowing the other team to make an aggressive play,” she said. “We need to be confident with our serves again, and start zone serving again.”

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is a free service of The Goochland Gazette. This space is only for nonprofit special events and service organizations in the county. To submit a notice, include only name, event,

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Saturday, November 19

Paint a Bookend Workshop at the Goochland Branch Library at 6 p.m. Ages 11-18. Call 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information.

The Church Of The Redeemer, 8275 Meadowbridge Road, will hold its 30th Annual Craft Bazaar from 9–3 p.m. A $1 admission gets you a door prize ticket. All proceeds benefit the ministries of Redeemer. For information e-mail Bazaar@ churchredeemer.org.

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(6400 Mechanicsville Turnpike, Mechanicsville, Va. 23111), Fax, (7300476) clearly marked Community Calendar. For information, call 746-1235 Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

Deadline is Fri. 3 p.m.

The Baptist Minister’s Conference of Goochland and Vicinity annual Scholarship Banquet will be held at 7 p.m.

This event will take place at the Second Union Baptist Church, 2843 Hadensville Fife Road, Goochland, Va. 23063. Tickets for this event can be obtain from any member of the conference.

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Christian Fellowship is located at Goochland Route 522/Fairground Rd. For more information please call 3700216 or visit www.goochlandchristianfellowship.org.

The Jerusalem Baptist Church, 994 Three Chopt Rd., Manakin-Sabot will present a Fall Craft Sale and Hunters play at 3 p.m. entitled “The Luncheon from 9-2 p.m. at Fife Church Inspection”.If you Fire House, 2397 Hadensville- have any questions please call Fife Road, Goochland, Va. Reverend Cecelia Lewis at 360-8959 or Sandra Spady at 308-0516 or 726-7379.

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They will be offering baths complete with nail clips, ear cleaning, conditioner, cologne, minor trimming and more. Call 457-4850 to schedule your dog’s appointment. Donate new or gently used pet supplies for $5 off of services. Event will be held from 10-6 p.m.

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The Baptist Minister’s Conference of Goochland and Vicinity will celebrate its 35th Anniversary at 5 p.m. The Services will be held at Jerusalem Baptist Church, 994 Three Chopt Thanksgiving Tailgate Men’s and Women’s Day Road, Richmond, Va. 23103. All - Sharing God’s Bounty Service will be held at 3 p.m. are welcome to attend. from 10–2 p.m. Goochland The church is located at 4876

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CLASSIFIEDS MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE & SERVICES ROOMS FOR RENT Private, Separate room & bath in Crozier Area.

Include Utilities. $550/month.

Call 804-338-5556.

Residential for Rent ∫ HOUSES UNFURNISHED GOOCHLAND - 2-BEDROOM, 2-BATH HOME ON 3 ACRES. $690/MONTH + $500/DEPOSIT. CALL 804-592-9426 2-bedrooms, 2-bath mobile home on 10 secluded acres on Shannon Hill Road Goochland County.

Available now. $900/month. Pets Negotiable.

Call 804-363-8520 or email: idowed@aol.com

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HOMES FOR SALE 3 BR 2 BA -1344 sq ft- Great opportunity for a ranch style home with a perfect location. Easy access to Rt 288. All new flooring throughout the home with new appliances. This home will not last with this great location and welcome home feeling. Call Realtor Ronnie Burnett, 804-307-0030.

Furnished Home For Sale - 3-bedroom, 1-bath with garage on 2.4 acres in Manakin Sabot. $110,000. Call 804-784-4135 or 804-627-3243

Business & Service Directory AC & HEATING ELIMINATE YOUR HEATING BILLS. OUTDOOR WOOD FURNACE from Central Boiler. Call today 804-966-5411

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Elite Powerwashing- Cleaning all Surfaces Gutter Cleaning Call 804-314-0150 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES HAVE TRUCK......WILL TRAVEL! 804-556-4900 Need to have an errand run or ride to the store?

Hank will do that & more.

Need debris removed from the yard?

No job is too hard.

Need to clean out your garage or attic?

No need to throw up your hands & say "I have had it!"

Call Hank to take care of it all, no job is too small

Recreation BOAT SLIPS & STORAGE New secure COVERED R.V. and Trailable Boat storage bays, any height or length, $80.00 per month; 5% Senior Citizen Discount Fred’s cell #804-456-0251

Transportation WANTED AUTOS A. J. ’S JUNK CAR REMOVAL

TREE SERVICE Great Dane Tree Service LLC. Trimming, Topping & Removal.

Minutes from Goochland Call 540-872-2600

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

BE READY IN AN EMERGENCY! Call Electrical Apparatus of Va., LLC 804-513-1734

Homes for Sale REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS

REAL ESTATE AUCTION Brick Home in Glen Allen, VA Fri, Dec. 2 @ 2:00 pm 1019 Ethelwood Road Glen Allen, VA 23059

FENCING FENCING UNLIMITED Specialing in Pasture Cattle Fencing and Three or Four Board Fencing. Class A Contractor.

Licensed and Insured. FREE ESTIMATES! Call (804) 730-7166

HAULING û Abandoned Junk Cars Wanted û Pay $300 up to $1,000 No title needed. 804-677-0156. û Abandoned Junk Cars Wanted û Pay $300 up to $1,000 No title needed. 804-677-0156. û FREE TOWING û No Title Needed. $350/up CASH PAID for all Junk Cars/Trucks. 804-247-8640.

- Well located 3BR/1.5BA ranch brick home on .59 acre lot - Kitchen, living rm w/fireplace, dining rm, hardwood floors - Heat pump, asphalt driveway - Producing $1,000/mo. rental income - Established neighborhood close to VA Center Commons and I-295 - Only $25,000 opening bid!!

Home tour: Sun, Nov. 20 @ 2 pm Call Anne Grindstaff - 804.301.2488

LANDSCAPE & GARDENING Yard or Property Enhancement Design, Clean, Organize, Plant & Mulch Onsite Design & Expert Planting This is the time to plant, 512-7809

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

Email BDavisLandL@aol.com or 804-356-0223

PLUMBING

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

R. W. Miller Plumbing - Master Plumber 40 years experience ∂ Licensed & Insured A to Z Plumbing Repairs & Replacements Locally Owned & Operated! Call 804-461-9880 Advertise with The Goochland Gazette Call 746-1235 to hear about The Local’s upcoming advertising opportunities!

Announcements AUCTION SALES Auction Notice is hereby given that the contents of rental units: C-09, C-11, C-18, C-30, C-35, C-40 will be offered for sale by public auction for nonpayment of rent.

Terms of sale cash. We reserve the right to reject any bids. Sale will be held on November 18, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. at Town & Country Self Storage 1940 Sandy Hook Rd., Goochland, VA 23063 Goochland County Sheriff’s Auction November 26, 2011 @ 10:00 am Goochland County Sheriff’s Office, 2938 River Road West, Goochland, Va. 23063 Items will be sold at public auction in reference to a civil court order. All sales are final. Pursuant to Virginia State Code, no employee or family members of Goochland County are illegible to bid upon any item listed in this sale. Any questions about this sale should be directed to Lt. James S. Mann at (804) 556-4352.

Merchandise FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Quality Hickory Furniture - Chippendale, camel back, loveseat. Mahogany legs. $350. Call 784-3902 or 516-8598 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Bed - New Mattress Set in Plastic w/ warr. Full $99, Queen $109, King $189. Delivery/Lay -A-Way. 218-0680

SKILLED LABOR

Construction Labor with CDL- duties include yard work and mason tender on job site.

Call 804-798-1385 Monday - Friday, 8:00 - 4:00.

HEALTHCARE The Attachment and Trauma Institute is now hiring intensive in-home and mental health support counselors. We offer excellent training and benefits. A BA or MA degree in social work, psychology or one of the other human services fields plus at least a year’s experience working with at-risk children or adults with significant mental health issues is required. Send resume: ati4112@aol.com

GENERAL EMPLOYMENT Full Time Road Crew Leaders & Managers, and Mechanics. Part Time Seasonal Snow Drivers and Operators. Competitive Pay with Benefits to qualified candidates. Call 540-967-3149 for more information.

Education management company seeking substitute for math lab setting. Visit the careers tab at w ww.cortezmgmt.com for more information. Email resume to hrmhiring@aol.com

ADVERTISE Call 746-1235 to find out about upcoming opportunities to advertise with The Gazette in print and online!

Ask how you can reach over 63,000 households in Mechanicsville, Powhatan, Goochland and Chesterfield!

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LEGAL DISPLAY ADS

Virginia Tech/Virginia Cooperative Extension Extension Agent Positions Agriculture & Natural Resources, Animal Science Goochland/Powhatan Posting #0111181 Agriculture & Natural Resources, Crop & Soil Lunenburg/Nottoway Posting #0111180 Applications are to be submitted online at http://jobs.vt.edu.

Click "Search Postings" and enter the posting number for additional information and to apply. Applicants are required to also submit by attachment a cover letter, complete resume, and reference contact information for three individuals. (Have these documents ready to attach at the time you submit your faculty application; the system will not allow you to enter a second time for any position.) For further information contact Dan Goerlich, District Director, at 434-7666761. Review begin date 11/25/11. EO/AA Employer.

Legal Notices TRUSTEE SALES TRUSTEE’S SALE OF 2520 JUNIPER LANE, Maidens, VA 23102 In execution of a Deed of Trust in the original principal amount of $240,000.00, with an annual interest rate of 5.8750% from HUNTER E. SLAUGHTER dated July 14, 2006, recorded among the land records of the Circuit Court for the COUNTY OF GOOCHLAND as Deed Book/ Instrument #060004023, the undersigned appointed Substitute Trustee will offer for sale at public auction on the front steps at the Circuit Court building for the County of Goochland located at 2938 River Road West, Goochland, Virginia on November 30, 2011 at 5:15 PM, the property with improvements to wit: IN LICKINGHOLE DISTRICT, GOOCHLAND COUNTY, VIRGINIA, AND BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED ON A PLAT OF SURVEY MADE BY MICHAEL L. PARRISH AND ASSOCIATES, PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYORS, ENTITLED "PLAT OF SURVEY OF 2.43 ACRES, LOT 3, PHASE II-POPLAR FOREST, LICKINGHOLE DISTRICT, GOOCHLAND, VIRGINIA", DATED 14 JUNE 1988.

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County of Goochland Economic Development Authority Business of the Year The Goochland Business of the Year Award is presented to a company that has made a significant positive impact on the community. The business must be well rounded in successfully combining community involvement, business performance and a high standard of conduct in all areas of its operation.

Eligibility: The business must be physically located in the County of Goochland.

Criteria: The following criteria will be used to determine the business of the year: 1. Positive Impact – The business must have made a positive impact in the County of Goochland within the last year.

2. Community Involvement – The business must be involved with the Goochland community through direct financial, time and/or other significant contributions.

3. Business Performance – The business must be a leader in their field and have produced a positive performance during their last fiscal year.

4. Standard of Conduct – The business must maintain the highest standards of conduct in working with the community, government, other businesses and their own employees.

Nominations: Businesses may be nominated by anyone residing or working in the County of Goochland. Nominations will be accepted until December 5, 2011. All nominations must be submitted in person or by mail. The deadline for in person nominations is December 5, 2011, 5 p.m. Mailed nominations must be postmarked by December 5th. All nominations must be made to the following address: Economic Development Authority Post Office Box 103 Goochland, VA 23063 Judging: The Goochland County Economic Development Authority will select the Goochland Business of the Year award.

Presentation: The award will be presented at the Goochland County Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting to be held in January, 2012.

NOMINATED BUSINESS: __________________________________________________________

AND further described in the above Deed of Trust.

(Tax Map No. 31-19-3)

NOMINATED BY:_______________________________________________________________

THIS COMMUNICATION IS FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR.

REASON(S) WHY THIS BUSINESS SHOULD BE BUSINESS OF THE YEAR FOR 2011

TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A bidder’s deposit of $15,000.00 or 10% of the sale price, whichever is lower, will be required in cash, certified or cashier’s check. Settlement within fifteen (15) days of sale, otherwise Trustees may forfeit deposit. Additional terms to be announced at sale.

Loan type: Conventional. Trustee’s File No. 10-204169D. PROFESSIONAL FORECLOSURE CORPORATION OF VIRGINIA, Substitute Trustees, C/O Shapiro & Burson, LLP, 236 Clearfield Avenue, Suite 215, Virginia Beach, VA 23462 (757) 687-8777

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Attention Goochland County Taxpayers Personal Property Tax bills and Real Estate Tax bills for the second half of 2011 have been mailed. If you have not received your bill(s), please contact the Treasurer’s Office at (804) 556-5806 before the due date.

Both Personal Property and Real Estate tax bills are due to be paid by Monday, December 5, 2011. Bills not paid by this date are subject to a 10% penalty on the first day after the due date. Interest on unpaid bills will accrue at a rate of 10% per year beginning the first day of the first month after the due date. Failure to receive a bill does not constitute relief of payment of taxes or penalties and interest. United States Postal Service postmarks, not business postal meter stamps, establish the timeliness of mailed payments.

To pay by credit card, log on to www.officialpayments.com or call1-888-2PAYTAX and use the Goochland County jurisdiction code 1031.

Check or money order payments may be mailed to the Treasurer of Goochland County, P.O. Box 188, Goochland, VA 23063.

Payments may also be made in person at the Treasurer’s Office in the Goochland County Administration Building, 1800 Sandy Hook Road, Goochland, VA between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. In addition, payments may be dropped in the Drop Box located on the side of the Administration Building next to Sandy Hook Road.

Please call the Treasurer’s Office at (804)556-5806 for further information.

Pamela Cooke Johnson Interim Treasurer

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PUBLIC NOTICE The Goochland County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, December 6, 7:00 p.m. in the Goochland Parks and Recreation Sports Complex Gymnasium at the County Administration Building, 1800 Sandy Hook Rd., Goochland, VA on the following: District 5 CU-2011-00004 Application filed by Benedictine Society of Virginia requesting a Conditional Use Permit for Assessor’s Parcel No. 66-1-0-2-0 (GPIN 7723-26-0038) located at 12829 River Road in the Dover Magisterial District. The applicant is requesting approval for Benedictine High School to operate a school facility. The property is currently used as an Abby for Benedictine monks and by Benedictine High School for athletic activities. The Conditional Use Permit is required

by Article 3, Section 3.19 of the County Zoning Ordinance. The property is zoned R-1 and A-2, and the Comprehensive Plan shows this area suitable for Recreation/Open Space.

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

Email: countyadmin@co.goochland.va.us.

Website: www.co.goochland.va.us.

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