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Volume 57, Number 49 • December 9, 2010

Two more men arrested in baby shower shooting case

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An angel announces the birth of Christ at the Bethlehem Walk. The event drew thousands of visitors to Goochland last week.

Thousands turn out for Bethlehem Walk Christ held annually by the church. Now in its seventh year, the event attempts to recreate the atmosphere in Bethlehem at the time of the birth of Jesus. Last year, despite persistent rain, the event By Ken Odor drew 7,500 visitors. jodor@goochlandgazette.com Rev. Zack Zbinden started the project after moving to Salem Baptist in 2003. His Several thousand visitors stood in line former church in Georgia had done a similast week to tour Salem Baptist Church’s lar project. Bethlehem Walk, a recreation of the time of Rev. Zbinden said about 5,000 had

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attended on the first three nights and predicted the total might rise to 11,000 this year. “The first year we pretty much did it by ourselves,” he said, with almost all the church’s active members pitching in to recreate the time of Christ. Over the years the event has grown and

SPORTS Goochland basketball suffers double losses > page 9

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Goochland Sheriff ’s deputies arrested two men last Monday in connection with the September 12 shootings that left one man dead and two others injured. “We expect to make one more arrest in the case,” said Goochland Sheriff Jim Agnew Friday. Maron P. Carter, 22, of Townhouse Road in Henrico County and Desmond W. Owens of River Road West

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OWENS in Goochland have both been charged with malicious wounding, use of a firearm in the commission of a felony and gang participation. Agnew said that Carter and Owens were in automobile fleeing the scene where Dwayne Hardy, 24, of Goochland was killed, allegedly after shooting Alvin Daniels, 23. Kwamane G. Davis of Columbia has been charged with the murder of Hardy. Agnew said the Sheriff ’s Office believes the shootings stemmed from a confrontation between two rival gangs after a baby shower in the western end see Shower > page 4

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Governor’s school serves gifted students from local school districts By Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

“The kids who are here need the challenge to meet their full potential,” said Del. Bill Janis at the legislator’s coffee last Friday at Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School in Richmond. “For the kids here this is the only thing that fits,” said Janis. “It’s not a luxury.” Janis, whose daughter graduated from the governor’s school, was one of about 30 legislators, school officials and others who turned out for the event. The coffee was designed

to showcase the school’s programs. Besides General Assembly members, local district school superintendents and regional school board members were invited. Goochland sends 16 students to the governor’s school at a cost of $7,445 each for tuition, plus about $20,000 for bus transportation, said Goochland Superintendent of Schools Linda Underwood. Even though funding for the school was cut this year by 6 percent due to the economic downturn, the school has not eliminated class offerings or teaching

positions, said Hal Waller, Community Relations and Development Officer for Maggie Walker. The school serves 717 students from 12 school districts. It offers classes in 11 different foreign languages, 21 different AP courses and 16 different VCU Dual Enrollment courses. Tamra W. Adams, Director of the Adams International School in Goochland, said four of her children had attended the governor’s school. “You need schools like this,” she said. “There’s something about

having so many gifted students coming together,” said Britta Wolfe, a member of Maggie Walker’s PTSA Advocacy Committee. In addition to Maggie Walker, Goochland students also have the option of taking classes at the Blue Ridge Virtual Governor’s School, with about 60 Goochland students enrolled. Underwood said competition is “fierce” for the slots at Maggie Walker. “Maggie Walker has a wonderful program,” said Underwood. “We are committed to preserving those slots.”

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Goochland County beef cattle and grain producer Wayne F. Pryor of Hadensville has been re-elected to a third term as president of the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation. Elections of officers and directors were held at the organization’s annual convention in Hot Springs. Pryor served as Farm Bureau’s vice president from December 1998 through November 2006 and has been a member of the organization’s board of directors since 1988. He currently serves on the board of the American Farm Bureau Federation and is a member of the AFBF Trade Advisory Committee. Pryor is a member of the board of directors of the Mississippi-based Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co. and the Southern Farm Bureau Audit Committee. He also is a member of the Chicago-based American Agricultural Insurance Co. board of directors. In Virginia, he is a member of Farm Bureau’s National Affairs Advisory Committee and serves on the Virginia Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom board. Pryor is a member of Virginia Tech’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Advisory Committee. He was reappointed to a second term as a trustee of the Center for Rural Virginia by Del. William J. Howell, speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates. He is a member of the Virginia Agribusiness Council, the Goochland Forum Club and the Virginia Cooperative Extension Leadership Council. He also has served on the

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Shower continued from > page 1 of the county. Willie Cooley, 54 was struck once by a round from a .40 caliber handgun as he was sleeping in a truck. Agnew said shell casings collected at the scene were fired from a .40 handgun owned by Carter. Both men are being held in the Henrico County Jail pending bond hearings. Agnew called the arrests and example of “outstanding police work,”

by his investigators, adding that the multi-jurisdictional grand jury and the Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office helped develop information leading to the arrests. Car ter’s app earance at a bond hearing in Goochland General District Court November 30 was continued to December 6. Owens was to appear again in Goochland General District Court December 13.

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Walk continued from > page 1 other area churches and sponsors have pitched in. Twelve churches pitched in this year to help out.

It’s a good thing too, since according to Zbinden it takes about 150 “actors” to create the spectacle, not to mention the 40 to 50 other volunteers who handle parking and other duties. It’s an outreach program, a

ministry of the church to bring people to accept Christ, said Rev. Zbinden. “That’s why we do it,” he said. For some, a visit to the Bethlehem walk is an annual thing.

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Goochland resident Theresa Taylor said she had only missed one year since the event began. “Each year it’s a little different,” she said. The Bethlehem Walk regularly draws visitors from surrounding states, said Rev. Zbinden, including North Carolina, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Christina Shifflett of Barboursville came with her friend Nicole Ford, who lives in Montpelier in Hanover County. “It made you feel like you were really there,” said Shifflett. Another family said they come regularly. “This if why Christmas is here,” said the father, who was accompanied by his wife and young son and daughter. “It’s like coming to a play,” said mom, “Celebrating Jesus and learning what it was like when he was born.”

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The installation of the Goochland Forum Club Officers for 2011 was held at Elpis Christian Church in Maidens on Dec. 2, 2010. The Club voted to make charitable donations of $200 each to the Goochland Christmas Mother, the Goochland Free Clinic and Family Services and the Goochland-Powhatan Community Services Board. Anyone interested in joining can contact any officer mentioned above for more Contributed Photo information or call Stuart New officers, from left, Jeff Spence, Vice President, Stuart Napier, President, Scott Johnson, Napier at (804) 784-0175. Secretary and Carroll Gilbert, Treasurer were installed at last week’s meeting

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The only thing that doesn’t change Is the fact that nothing stays the same. So it is that I find myself filling Amy Condra’s shoes for the time being after her departure for new adventures on the other side of the continent. We wish her all the best and promise to continue the lively and informative exchange of views that prevailed during her tenure as editor, as writer Richard Carchman notes in his gracious letter to the editor printed in this week’s edition. That exchange of views can only happen with the help of our readers, so we encourage you to comment on our stories and editorials and the letters to the editor that run each week, or any other topic germane to the county. Of course right now as we approach the upcoming Christmas and New Year’s holidays, folks’ attention naturally turns to celebrations with family and friends, as well it should. With the cold snap in the air this week and a sprinkling of snow on the ground, attention to next year’s money matters and county politics are most likely relegated to the back burner for most folks. But not for long. Just let spring roll around and we’ll be right back in the thick of things, trying to figure out how to apportion the limited funds that our still sputtering economy is generating among all the competing demands of a county that is transitioning from a quiet rural place to the next logical area for development west of Henrico. All at the same time that, while the word is that the recession is over and the economy is gradually improving, home sales are still stalled and assessments and thus tax receipts, which make up the bulk of the county’s revenue are forecast to decline, making the upcoming budget process as difficult if not more so than last year’s. So sharpen your pencils and let us hear your thoughts on topics Goochland, be they budget related, or otherwise. And with the elections of the two county boards coming up in November, we expect lively debate on that topic and welcome your comments and letters on that as well.

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December 9, 2010 Cook Mary Lee Cook, went home to be with her Lord and Savior on Thursday, Dec. 2, 2010. She was born May 10, 1913 in Goochland. She was preceded in death by her husband, Jeremiah Cook Sr.; two sons, Jeremiah Jr. and Robert Cook; and one daughter, Carrie Mills. She is survived by five loving daughters, Bertha Stevens of Fredericksburg, Va., Gladys Tyler (Charles) of Richmond, Va., Flora Kitt, Daisy Jackson (devoted), and Irene Fuller (Peyton) of Goochland, Va.; 37 grandchildren, 93 great-grandchildren, 71 great-great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, two daughters-in-law, one sister-in-law, one brotherin-law, and a host of relatives and friends. She retired from St. Luke Hospital after 35 faithful years of service. A celebration of her life was held Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2010 at Shady Grove Baptist Church, Gum Spring, Va. Rev. Reginald T. Cleveland officiated. Graveside services were held in the church cemetery. Funeral services entrusted to the Robert Mealy Funeral Home, Goochland, Va. Cox Willis E. Cox, 60, of Goochland, formerly of Baltimore, Md., went home to be with the Lord Dec. 1, 2010. Willis served his country with distinction during the Cold War, receiving several certificates of recognition. He served as a loyal employee for the U.S.

Postal Service for 27 years. Left to cherish his memory is his wife, Robie Cox; one son, Purnell Morrison; four daughters, Takka Farley, Naketa Funderburk, Allison Armstead and Talathia Monterio; one brother, Walter Black; two sisters, Ruby M. Hicks and Claretha Harrington; eight grandchildren, and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. The family received friends at the F. E. Dabney Funeral Home, 600 B. Street, Ashland on Monday, Dec. 6, 2010 and Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2010. Homegoing services will be Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2010 at the Antioch Baptist Church, Goochland. Rev. Daniel Watson officiated. Graveside services were held at the church cemetery. Online condolences can be made at fedabneyfuneralhome.com. Getling Richard L. Getling, age 61, of Manakin-Sabot, passed away Nov. 27, 2010 while on vacation in Florida. Arrangements are underway for a gathering of family and friends at a later date. Goodloe John Marshall Goodloe, 81, of Goochland, formerly of Varina, passed away Sunday, Nov. 28, 2010. He was preceded in death by his parents, Pearl Warsing Goodloe and Howard Goodloe; his son, Glen Ross Goodloe; and two sisters, Hilda G. Appleby and Audrey G. Acree. He is survived by his wife of 56 years,

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Dec. 1, 2010 at the Corinth Kinney UMC, Saint Paul Church Road, Goochland. Graveside Malachi Kinney, of services were held in the Mineral, departed this life church cemetery. on Nov. 27, 2010. He was the son of the late William and Kinney Ollie Jones Kinney. He was employed with Dominion George Robert Kinney, Pallet, Inc. until his health “Hike”, of Louisa County, began to fail in 2006. He is departed this life on Saturday, survived by his sister, Arlean Nov. 27, 2010. He leaves to Kinney Cook of Mineral, Va.; cherish his memory, one brothers, Louis (Emily) of daughter, Thelma Brooks; Louisa, Va., Wesley (Sheila) two sons, Charles R. Kinney of Baltimore, Md.; sisterand Robert Henry Watson; in-law, Amanda Kinney; one sister, Ida Mae Mickens nieces and nephews and a (Earl); one aunt, Mary Cook; host of other relatives and five grandchildren, six great- friends. The family received grandchildren and a host friends at the Robert Mealy of nieces, nephews, cousins Funeral Home, Goochland, and friends. Family received Va. Funeral services were friends at the Robert Mealy held Saturday, Dec. 4, 2010, Funeral Home, Goochland, at Shady Grove Baptist Va. Funeral services were held Church, Gum Spring, Va. Friday, Dec. 3, 2010, at Shady Rev. Reginald T. Cleveland, Grove Baptist Church, Gum officiated. Graveside services Spring, Va. Graveside services were held at Shady Grove held at the church cemetery. Baptist Church Cemetery.

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The Whitlock Group, a privately owned company specializing in audio visual integration and video conferencing, has moved its headquarters to the West Creek Office Park in Goochland. Plans were to begin operations at their new location at 12820 West Creek Parkway on December 6. “We’re adding about 10,000 square feet of space,” said National Marketing Director Ellen Morris, in an interview last Thursday at their headquarters office on Gaskins Road in Henrico

The company has 22 locations across the U.S. “We plan to implement some new workflow practices that will streamline operations, service and sales,” states Doug Hall, the company’s CEO. “We are also excited to offer larger, more effective display and demonstration areas for our clients to view and test work in progress. The new space is scalable for future growth as well, and should have a positive impact on quality control and delivery,” said Hall. Chairman and Founder of The Whitlock Group John Whitlock added, “We have been in our current

location on Gaskins Road since 1995, and we are probably overdue to make this move as we have had an average of 20 percent growth annually since that time.” In their new headquarters, the firm will be closer to many firms that have already moved west. “The move will be great for our employees and our clients. It’s a direct reflection of our growth and agility,” said Whitlock. “Looking forward, we expect a consistent increase in size, footprint and capabilities. This makes me especially proud knowing that we have created new jobs, and will continue

to do so, in the Richmond community and in other key markets across the U.S. as well as internationally,” said Whitlock. Assistant Goochland County Administrator Don Charles said the county was pleased to see another business move into the West Creek Office Park. “I’m sure they will be pleased with their decision,” said Charles. Tommy Pruitt, of Pruitt Associates, part of a partnership that owns West Creek, called the business move a positive. “It should be a good addition for Goochland,” said Pruitt.

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Bulldogs seek right combo in opening loss BY JIM RIDOLPHI Special Correspondent

Opening the season with an unknown commodity can be risky business… or it can be a learning experience, depending on your perspective. The Goochland Bulldogs tipped off their 2010 season last Friday night with a disappointing 61-47 loss to neighboring Fluvanna. Goochland coach Oliver Courtney played a lot of players searching for the right combination, and he saw some things he liked. “I don’t feel that bad about our performance,” Courtney said. “Missed free throws and open shots killed us.” It was painfully obvious that Goochland didn’t have the defense to stop Fluvanna’s Ya Ya Anderson, who finished the game with 26 points. “We didn’t have an answer for number 15

(Anderson),” Courtney said. “He’s our best player and he’s going get his shots and we’re going to create shots for him,” said Fluco coach Munro Rateau. “Goochland did a good job defending him with a box and one, but we have other players that can shoot the ball and play,” he added. Courtney agreed. “They have a good supporting cast around Anderson and they are going to be a tough team,” he said. The Bulldogs hung close in the first half, slicing a 10 point Fluco lead in half in the second quarter. Even though GHS center Corbyn Jackson got in early foul trouble and sat for most of the first half, the Bulldogs didn’t fold under the pressure. “I thought we did all right with the big man out and they still only led by five at the half,”

Courtney said. Fluvanna upped the ante in the second half and quickly opened a 10-point lead, but early in the fourth period the Bulldogs again cut it to five. The Flucos responded by limiting the Bulldogs to one shot at the basket, and then fast breaking on offense. “I thought we played well in the second half,” Rateau said. “We wanted to try to get the ball up and down the court faster than we did in the first half, and I thought our defense did a great job on their big man,” he added. Jackson finished with eight points. Despite the loss, Courtney saw some things he can build on. “I thought little Ernest ‘M2’ Morris came in and did a great job on defense,” he said. “He gave me everything he had out there tonight. I also thought

Nathan Adams played hard.” Tim Miller led Goochland scorers with 11 points. The coach understands this is a team that will get better as the season progresses. “This is the first game and I thought it gave us something to build on,” Courtney said. “We’re a young team and hopefully, improving with each game.” FLUVANNA (1-0) Tolliver 11, Dudley 5, Edmonds 7, Green 4, Lintecum 2, Anderson 26, Dews 2, Hinkle 4. Totals 20 16-27 61. GOOCHLAND (0-1) Morris 2, V. Johnson 2, Miller 11, Brooks 6, Smith 2, C. Johnson 4, Adams 8, Norris 0, Birt 1, Jackson 8, McCowen 3. Totals 20 5-14 47. Fluvanna ---------- 14 18 13 16 -- 61 Goochland -------- 14 13 9 11 -- 47 3-point goals: F -- Anderson 2, Tolliver 2, Green. G -- Miller, McCowen. Photo by Jim Ridolphi

Goochland’s Tim Miller (3) drives for two first half points as Ya Ya Anderson defends.

Goochland comes up a point short vs Amelia BY JIM RIDOLPHI Special Correspondent

After capturing a season opening victory over defending Jefferson District champion Fluvanna last Friday, the Lady Bulldogs dropped a disappointing one-point decision to Amelia, 50-49 on Monday night. Goochland led the entire first half, but couldn’t hold back a pesky Lady Raider attack that out-hustled the Bulldogs on the boards and scored many of their points in transition off steals or turnovers. “We can’t expect to play just one quarter of basketball and expect to win,” Bulldog coach Sarah Voyack said after the game. “We didn’t play the Photo by Jim Ridolphi

Goochland’s Jessica Liddle (30) battles for a rebound with Amelia’s Janae Branch.

way we are capable of tonight. We lost it on free throws, turnovers and on the boards. Amelia wanted it more.” Voyack was a bit perplexed over the lackluster effort after the season opening win. “We played like I’ve never seen a Goochland team play since I’ve been here (5 years) against Fluvanna, and then came out with no hustle or desire against Amelia,” Voyack said. Amelia took their first lead with 5:54 remaining in the third quarter. Fittingly, those points came after the Raiders stole a Bulldog inbounds pass and scored. The visitors never looked back. After falling behind by six at the start of the fourth quarter, Goochland’s Tamara Taylor went to work under the basket and the Bulldogs drew within two, 39-37, and then eventually

tied the game at 39. With 30 seconds to go, the Bulldogs trailed by two, but couldn’t cut the deficit despite several opportunities at the foul line and from the floor. Amelia ran out the clock, capturing the 50-49 victory. “It’s a big win for us,” said Raider coach Robin Gary. “I told them you have to learn how to win and they got a feeling for it tonight,” she added. The Raiders started four sophomores and a freshman. “I feel like I have to coach them every single play because they are so young,” Gary said. “Goochland had us going for awhile and I was proud of the girls for not giving up.” Voyack’s Bulldogs won’t have long to lick their wounds with two more games this week, both district matchups and at home; Wednesday versus Monticello

and Thursday against Orange. “We have a lot of things to work on,” Voyack said. “We need to practice boxing out and getting back on defense. We also need to run our plays. We have plenty to work on and not much time to do it.” The evening wasn’t a total loss for Bulldog fans as the Goochland junior varsity girls registered its first victory in more than three years. AMELIA (1-3) — Branch 5, Baker 15, B. Givens 2, Thompson 3, K. Givens 4, Williams 13, Mitchell 8, Trent 0. Totals 19 9-20 50. GOOCHLAND (1-1) — B. Jackson 0, Am. Robinson 5, Epps 2, Rodriguez 4, Taylor 17, Mills 11, C. Jackson 3, Liddle 7, Ab. Robinson 0. Totals 15 19-30 49. Amelia................... 10 11 18 11 — 50 Goochland.............. 14 10 9 16 — 49 3-point goals: A — Baker, Thompson, Williams. Highlights: G — Tammara Taylor 17 rebounds, 5 blocks.

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A Boyfriend for Christmas (2004) Kelli Williams.

James Patterson’s Sundays at Tiffany’s (2010)

The Fairy Jobmother

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Raymond

(:33) ››› Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984)

News/Nine

Penguins Sonny

Fanboy Hannah

iCarly ’ Good Luck

The First 48 Å

Lopez Sonny

First 48 Awards

The Nanny Hannah

The Nanny Shake it Wife Swap

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