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School Board picks Middlesex superintendent to head schools annual salary of $130,000. “I would just like to offer an enthusiastic welcome and my heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Lane,” said Acting Superintendent Peter M. Gretz. School Board Chairwoman Elizbeth A. Hardy said Lane was picked from seven finalists chosen from 45 applicants from 13 states. “Dr. Lane has great experience with several innovative programs and has achieved tremendous results for his schools. He also has specific experience using student data to develop straPhoto by Ken Odor tegic plans aimed at raisDr. James F. Lane addresses the Goochland School Board ing the achievement of all at last week’s meeting, where he was named as the new sustudents,” said Hardy. “We perintendent of county schools. He will start work in his new believe Dr. Lane is the right position in December. person to lead Goochland By Ken Odor Lane. “Goochland has a reputa- and are excited about the jodor@goochlandgazette.com tion throughout the state, which possibilities for our students I’m sure you are aware of, as and teachers.” The Goochland School being an absolutely phenom“I’ve been waiting for the Board last week voted unani- enal school division.” Goochland superintendency mously to offer a contract to Dr. Lane, 34, fills the vacancy to come open for a long time,” James F. Lane to be the county’s left by former superinten- said Lane after the meeting. new School Superintendent. dent Linda Underwood, who He said his wife Sarah works Lane, currently Middlesex resigned May 8 to take the top in marketing at CarMax corCounty School Superintendent, job in the school system in porate headquarters in West spoke to the School Board after Sevastopol, Wisconsin. Creek Office Park. The couple the vote. “I’m honored to be the Lane will start work in have a 3-year old son, Charlie next superintendent here,” said Goochland on Dec. 12 at an and are expecting another

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Sheriffs’ Reports 8 Opinion 6 Sports 12-13 TV Listings 14-16

child. Lane graduated from the University of North Carolina, where he took a master of arts in teaching and a bachelor of music in trumpet performance. He has a master’s degree in school administration from N.C. State University and a doctorate in educational supervision and administration from the University of Virginia. He has worked as a middle school band director and teacher, middle school assistant principal, principal and assistant superintendent. Responding to emailed questions from the Gazette, Lane said he would conduct a listening tour and then work with the board to revise the strategic plan. Lane said one challenge he faces will be completing a budget in a short time frame due to his December start date, “but I hope that my experience with developing school budgets will help facilitate an efficient, yet thorough process,” he said. Later in the week the new superintendent designee along with his wife and son attended the Employee Appreciation picnic at Hidden Rock Park.

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Goochland resident Richard Melito, founder of the Freedom Flag Foundation, is flanked by Company One volunteers John Waechter, left, and Rhett Townsend, who collaborated with Melito on the design of Company One’s 9/11 monument.

Monument honors victims of 9/11 By Ben Orcutt Special Correspondent

Thanks to the Freedom Flag Foundation, Goochland County has piece of history to honor those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001. During a remembrance event on the 11th anniversary of 9/11at Company One in Manakin, two pieces of steel from the north tower of the World Trade Center in New York – the first of the two towers that were hit on 9/11 by planes flown by terrorists – were unveiled to the public as part of a lasting monument to pay tribute to the victims of that fateful day. .“It’s an honor to have it here at the fire station,” said Richard Melito, a Goochland resident and founder of the see 9/11 > 10

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Former Chairman of the Goochland Board of Supervisors William E. Quarles Jr. was honored for his community service at last Saturday evening’s NAACP annual banquet. The major fund raiser for the Goochland branch of the civil rights organization, the dinner was held, as it has been for several years, at the Quioccasin Baptist Church in Henrico County. Quarles, who grew up in Louisa and Goochland counties, graduated from Goochland High School in 1970, and took a B.S. degree in chemistry and biology from Virginia Union University in 1974. He and Ruth Bowles were married in 1980 and have two sons. Quarles attraction to the Bowles household was noted by Dr. James Bowles Jr., one of several county notables called to offer their reflections on Quarles’ life. “He came around the house to hang out but he wasn’t there to see me,” joked Bowles, who then in a more serious vein called him his brother.’ “That’s what he’s been to me all these years,” said Bowles. Elizabeth Nelson-Lyda lauded Quarles for his help in her work with the Goochland Education Foundation (GEF), of which he is vice-president. “I needed a mentor,” said NelsonLyda, calling Quarles “A fair man with compassion and balance,” who always stepped up when help was needed with GEF projects. Quarles taught school in Louisa and Richmond but settled on a career with Dominion Power, where he worked as a supervisor in nuclear chemistry and as an instructor until his retirement in 2011. All the while he was active in Goochland affairs, serving six years on the Goochland Planning Commission, two as Chairman and eight years on the Board of Supervisors, including three as chairman of that body. Quarles joked with the crowd that he had brought two speeches, a short one and a long one and when the attendees indicated they preferred the shorter, he

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Goochland County Administrator Rebecca Dickson jokes with NAACP honoree and former Chairman of the Goochland Board of Supervisors, William E. Quarles Jr., at last Saturday evening’s NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet and King and Queen Contest. Below left, keynote speaker James E. Ghee, NAACP Area 5 Chairman, urges all to vote in the fall election. Right, Jordan Pace was this year’s Queen.

delivered a few brief comments. “If you can believe, if you can see it, you can do it,” said Quarles, who said that one cannot be responsible for their background but “we are responsible for who we become.” He closed by urging all to “tell the people you care about how much you care for them. I love you,” he told the crowd. Keynote speaker James E. Ghee, who followed Quarles to the podium after his introduction by Goochland NAACP president Sekou Shabaka, remarked, with a nod to Quarles that “It appears the keynote has already been given.” But Ghee, currently serving as Area 5 Chairman of the NAACP urged the dinner guests to use their vote while he

recounting the history of Samuel Tucker, a civil rights pioneer who sought to integrate the Alexandria, Va. library in 1939. Calling Tucker a “patriarch of the civil rights movement,” Ghee asked his listeners, “What decision have you made that would lift up the lives of all people?” and again urged his listeners to use their vote. The evening drew to a close with the parade of nominees in the King and Queen Contest, with the winner being Jordan Pace, 12, of Second Union Baptist Church, a seventh-grader at Goochland Middle School, who raised more than $5,000 for the NAACP.

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Field Day of the Past to celebrate 20th anniversary Contributed Report

Field Day of the Past will celebrate its 20th Anniversary this weekend , beginning on Friday. This year the gate opens to some new exhibits including the Native American long house and mountain man camp and a 17th century“traveling woodwright,” and some long time favorites such as the tractor and truck pulls, arts and crafts, carnival rides and games, Robinson’s Racing Pigs and Paddlin’ Porkers and an expanded Civil War Encampment. Visitors can stop off at the Short Pump Grocery for a bottle of coke and a hunk of cheese and cruise through the Short Pump Garage where the work is ongoing on some the latest models of the cars – from the 1940s. Stroll through the Vintage Vehicle show where automobiles and trucks from yesterday will take you back to an earlier times, visit the smoke house where hams are curing over an open fire and stop off at the “Sugah Shack” where volunteers will be grinding sorghum cane and cooking it down to make sorghum molasses. A steam operated sawmill, diesel engine exhibits, a metal working shop and antique construction equipment demonstrations will also be up and

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Connoisseurs of all things old and antique will be in hog heaven this weekend at the 20th Annual Field Day of the Past, scheduled for Friday through Sunday in Rockville.

operating. The Virginia High School Rodeo will bring young competing cowboys and cowgirls to three rodeos – two on Saturday and one on Sunday and Southern Express, an equestrian precision drill team, will make its Field Day debut on Saturday. The Old Dominion Draft Horse and Mule Association will also be offering a parade of breeds and working demonstrations with these large animals throughout the weekend. These are only a few of the “happenings” at Field Day of

the Past 2012. Gates open at 8 a.m. each day and Truck Pulls will take place at 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday nights. Admission is $10 on Friday; $15 on Saturday and $10 on Sunday, children 12 and younger are free. Field Day of the Past is located 14 miles west of Richmond, off I-64, exit #173. For more information, call 804/741-8468 or visit the website at www.fielddayofthepast. net. Contributed report by Melind Gammon.

Churches to sponsor Harvest Festival Contributed Report

Several local churches will be hosting a Goochland Harvest Festival on Oct. 13 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Free for all to attend. There will be a car show, crafts, moon bounces, face painting, train and hay rides

for the kids, face painting, local bands and entertainment, bake sell, games, fire truck, and more. Local business will be set up displaying and selling products. If any business or food vendor is interested in setting up a 10x20 area, it is $10. Contact Stacey Herndon at 804-366-

8221 or Rhonda McClendon at 804-457-4824. Funds raised will go to the local food bank and or local fire station. Come out and spend a fun filled day with family or friends at the event location on Route 250 at the Bethlehem Walk site area.

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Goochland resident Ann Hunter McLean said she along with others felt there was a need in the community for a private, Christian-based alternative to public education and the decision was made to open Hunter Country Day School. The school started classes in grades K-5 on Aug. 27, in space it leases from Dover Baptist Church, located at 635 Manakin Road in Manakin-Sabot. “There seems to be a drift away from some of the educational practices that we feel are tried and true,” McLean, who is he head of the school, said during a recent interview. “We’re a classical Christian curriculum.” Hunter Country Day School has 26 pupils and classes are divided into three sections, McLean said. There are seven pupils in K-1; 10 pupils in the sec-

ond and third-grade section; and nine pupils in the fourth through fifth-grade section, she said. The pupils wear uniforms and attend daily chapel. “We’re really into building a solid foundation in the hearts and minds of our children so that they’ll be equipped for the challenges ahead,” McLean said McLean, 49, said the school is named for her father, Dr. James G. Hunter Jr., a retired Lynchburg radiologist. Tuition is $5,500 for kindergarten pupils and $6,000 per pupil in grades 1-5, she said. The staff includes three full-time academic positions, part-time instructors in Latin, music and physical education, and a part-time business administrator. McLean also teaches art. “No one’s making much at all,” McLean said. “I do not receive a salary.” McLean said her vision

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to open Hunter Country Day School was also shared by co-founders Dr. E. Thomas Newbill, a retired ear, nose and throat physician who lives in Henrico, and Goochland resident Milby West, an attorney. McLean, who has a doctorate in art and architectural history from the University of Virginia, a master’s degree in art history from U.Va., and an undergraduate degree in English from Davidson College, is passionate about education. “We really want to partner with the parents for the betterment of the children,” she said. She and her husband Andy have four daughters, McLean said, adding that their youngest, 10-year-old Mary Blair McLean, is in the fifth grade at Hunter Country Day School. Goochland resident Tricia Miller said her 7-year-old twin boys Jack and Reed, who are in the second grade at Hunter Country Day School, previously attended Randolph Elementary School, a Goochland County

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public school. “I didn’t have a negative experience at Randolph, but I really wanted a Christian element to their education,” Miller said. “The critical thinking element of this curriculum I think is huge. I think it’s going to give my boys a competitive edge over general population public

school education. I think that it’s critical in today’s environment to give them every advantage you possibly can and this type of education I think is key to that.” For more information about Hunter Country Day School, call 708-0048 or visit www. Huntercds.org.

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larly if the same supervisors and commissioners were still sitting in the same chairs. But they are not. And as one Orapax opponent remarked, after 20 years of denials, why another attempt to plant a range where one has repeatedly been thwarted? Well, it must come down to the simple fact that the players have changed and therefore the applicant hopes the outcome may be different this time. Should it be? Should a property owner be allowed to make what he thinks is the best use of his property to develop his business? Or does it impose an unfair burden and impact on his neighbors in the case of Orapax? And would the impact of a pair of office buildings next to Bellview Gardens truly have a grievous effect on the neighborhood and thus warrant a thumbs down? Or would approval send a message to developers that this Board of Supervisors is more amenable to bringing businesses to Goochland, even if it makes some residents unhappy. Stuck between a rock and a hard place, both the Planning Commission and the Board of Supervisors have a couple of tough decisions to make. What they decide to do in these two cases will go a long way toward showing what the consequences of last November’s election have been.

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Letters to the Editor Couldn’t have made it without GFCFS help I wanted to tell you abut the Goochland Free Clinic and Family Services group. We all hear about the general things they do but never a really in depth side. My husband and I never dreamed we would be at the mercy of strangers. We both became disabled at the same time. We had to leave our home and move in with one of the children. We lost or sold everything we had. I had fallen into the gap area of Medicare. I knew we could not pay

for my insulin, which at the time I was taking 200 units daily. We were out of money and out of food. These kind people paid for my insulin. They ran to get us food and even gave us vouchers to get clothes. Not one time have they ever made us feel bad about our plight. They even let us get food once a week. Without them we would be beyond all hope. We stand in line every Thursday with about 100 people. They are not bums and moocher but people who just fell on into a bad spot who need someone to care and help get us on our feet. see Letter> page 7

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Goochland held an Employee Appreciation Picnic last Thursday evening, with more than 300 employees and family members joining in the celebration at Hidden Rock Park. A highlight of the evening was the softball game between the county and schools team. No official score was available but it was generally agreed that schools prevailed. Left, Fire/EMS Chief Bill MacKay tags out GHS baseball coach Wes Farkas in a run down. CountyAdministrator.Rebecca Dickson called the event an “awesome team-building” exercise and said the county is already thinking about next year’s event. School Board Chair Beth Hardy said “It was a wonderful opportunity to enjoy each other’s company in a more casual environment, and builds great camaraderie.”

PC meeting should be revealing his Thursday evening’s Planning Commission meeting and its aftermath should prove revealing, in particular as to whether last November’s election, which so changed the composition of the Board of Supervisors, will have resulted in a change in policy. The two most contentious items on the agenda --Orapax Hunting Preserve’s Conditional Use Permit request to open a sporting clays range and Bellview Medical LLC’s rezoning request to allow them to build an office complex west of Mills Road at the entrance to the Bellview Gardens subdivision -- offer an opportunity. Two test cases, so to speak. The county could just find out if having a new Board of Supervisors with four new members makes a difference. Make no mistake, although we’re talking about a Planning Commission meeting, the composition of that commission is quite different than it was last year before the election. The current commission has seven members, rather than 10, and two of those members are “at large” appointees. This being a part of a process that is expected to result in a five-member Planning Commission next year, when several commissioners’ terms expire. After the resounding rejection of the proposed Goodwill store by the Planning Commission last year, one would not have expected another rezoning request so soon, particu-

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there are so many more who in The Goochland Gazette. With 85.1 percent of need help. continued from > page 6 God bless all who help this Goochland registered voters casting ballots in the 2008 Many people all over wonderful group. election, we should anticipate donate at Christmas and another large voter turnout Allen and Marlene Wade Thanksgiving but when the Columbia this November. trees and the glitter are taken The wait to vote may be from sight the need and P.S. We would not make it even longer if voters come ill demand for food, clothes and prepared in the way they wish without their help. medical aid goes on. to vote on the amendments. From the crippled man Another reason to print the who can no longer get in his Print constitutional amendments in the paper is house without a ramp to the amendments that many do not have easy woman with two or three sick access to computers, but can children needing food and Thank you for letting peoafford a newspaper. It would medicine. ple know that a photo ID is be in the interest of all citiI am grateful for the doc- not required to vote! zens to provide this service tors and dentists who donate I have two comments their time. The many other concerning other infor- for Goochland residents. Secondly, you referenced volunteers who help us to our mation in the September cars because we are unable to 13 article, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Goochland places to source the Virginia Constitutional amendments. carry our food. Electoral Board holds forum I hope you can spread the on November ballot rules.â&#x20AC;? Your first reference was The Tea Party website, which I word to all that they need First, I urge you to print the donations every month of the two proposed amendments found to be a very partisan year. They help so many but to the Virginia Constitution site.

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It was only at the conclusion of your article you sited, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Another source of information is The State Board of Electionsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; website at www. sbe.virginia.gov.â&#x20AC;? This site is an unbiased source of information and should have been listed in place of a political website. Barbara Hitchens Randolph Square

Adelson not bribing Cantor I would like to both agree and disagree with Mr. Turnerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s points in â&#x20AC;&#x153;No apology for Cantor.â&#x20AC;? From a Christian view

www.goochlandgazette.com point bribery is a sin, though no evidence was offered that Mr. Adelson is attempting to bribe Cantor. Mr. Adelsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s agenda is to break the Democratic parties back, is this what Goochland Republicans want? My guess is yes. Mr. Turner states that prostitution is legal in Vegas and it is a petty issue. Prostitution is not legal in Vegas and is far from a petty issue, at least not to Christians and I hope not for most Goochlanders. Prostitution defiles the land, increases wickedness and pollutes the body. Lev 19 :29 1 Cor 6 : 16-19. Thank you. Scott Blunk Columbia

Long time resident opposes range I am a veterinarian who has lived in Goochland since 1975. I built my current house in 1990 and have, over the last 37 years, enjoyed the peace and quiet of living in Goochland which, along with the beauty of this place has motivated me to drive 30 miles into Richmond to work each day. I place great value on being able to enjoy the tranquil surrounds of living in the country! Coming home from the noise of the city to the sounds of nature is such a blessing. The request to run a see Letters > page 8

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Overdose Poison Ingestion reported at Braeburn Drive

Overdose Poison Ingestion reported at 900 block Broad Street Rd.

DUI reported at 24800 Psychiatric Behavioral block Jackson Shop Problem reported at Rd. 1800 block Broad DUI reported at 2391 Street Rd. Oilville Rd/interstate 64 Sept. 13

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Reckless Driving reported at 1800 block Ashland Rd. Reckless Driving reported at 1600 block Fairground Rd/ Broad Street Rd.

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Shots Fired reported at 1400 block Windsor Way

Shots Fired reported at 1600 block Sabot Creek Dr.

Suspicious Person or Vehicle reported at 1600 block Hockett Rd.

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Reckless Driving reported at 800 block River Rd. W./Sabot Station Rd.

Reckless Driving reported at 288/james River Bridge

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Reckless Driving reported at 151-eb Interstate 64

Reckless Driving reported at 1800 block Ashland Rd/ interstate 64

Reckless Driving reported at 12500 block Broad Street Rd.

range of the inevitable noise and environmental pollution such a permit would allow. The thought of listening to “hunting season” times seven days a week, 365 days a year is truly distressing. Denying this permit might negatively impact the interests of one land owner whose motivation to have the shooting range is because ‘his customers want it.” I think it reasonable to assume that his customer base would not be drawn from his neighborhood, but from other areas where those customers can return to the peace and quiet of their neighborhoods after

Shots Fired reported at 400 block Calm Creek Rd.

Suspicious Person or Vehicle reported at 48 block Plaza Dr. Suspicious Person or Vehicle reported at 1900 block Hidden Rock Ln Suspicious Person or Vehicle reported at 2500-blk Maidens Rd. Suspicious Person or Vehicle reported at 400 block Broad Street Rd/Clover Field Rd.

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they finish disturbing ours. To approve it would negatively impact a much larger number of residents within a two-mile radius of Orapax. The citizens would be subjected to unacceptable noise, negative impact on property values, and pollution of the environment with toxic lead. In addition to the local issues, permitting such activity would set a precedent which could result in other large property owners requesting to add shooting ranges so it is not just the current neighbors of Orapax that could be adversely affected. While I am in favor of

Suspicious Person or Vehicle reported at 5600 block Broad Street Rd.

Suspicious Person or Vehicle reported at 100 block River Rd/ Berkley Dr.

Suspicious Person or Vehicle reported at 4900 block Tabscott Rd.

Suspicious Person or Vehicle reported at 00 block Millers Ln/Merry Go Round Rd.

Suspicious Person or Vehicle reported at 5800 block Broad Street Rd/Whitesell Rd.

Suspicious Person or Vehicle reported at 167 Interstate 64

Suspicious Person or Vehicle reported at 2400 block Dogtown Rd.

Suspicious Person or Vehicle reported at 169-wb Interstate 64

Suspicious Person or Vehicle reported at 200 block Chapel Hill Rd.

Suspicious Person or Vehicle reported at 2400 block Oilville Rd.

Suspicious Person or Vehicle reported at 400 block Hylton Rd.

Suspicious Person or Vehicle reported at 4400 block Whitehall Rd.

the rights of private property owners to manage their own property, when the effects of that management reach beyond the boundaries of their property and impact the lives of their neighbors then there has to be a limit. This has nothing to do with gun control but everything to do with protecting the citizens of Goochland from having their lives negatively affected emotionally, physically, and financially to benefit one business. Joanne V. Baldwin, DVM Cedar Point Road

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Martha Hawk, 98, of Columbia, VA, died Monday September 10, 2012. She was preceded in death by her husband Frank Hawk. She is survived by two sons, James and Albert Hawk, two daughters, Mary Chilcoat and Nancy Lee, 21 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren, and 15 great great-grandchildren. Visitation was Tuesday September 11 at Sheridan Funeral Home in Kents Store, Va. Funeral Service was held Wednesday, September 12, 2012 at Mizpah Christian Church with interment following in the church cemetery, with the Reverend David C. Clark officiating.

Small Thelma Cutright Small, April 2, 1930 - Sept. 16, 2012 Today, she went home and heard the words, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Well done, good and faithful servant!,â&#x20AC;? spoken by her Lord and Savior. Waiting to receive her in Heaven, with loving arms, was her husband, John Lewis Small, Sr. Oh, how she will be missed by those who will cherish her memory, her siblings: Bernice Hogle, Albert (Georgie)

Cutright, a n d Rachel (Melvin) Davis; h e r b e l ove d children: Marie ( To m ) , John Jr., SMALL Bett y, Herman (Patty), and Mazie (Kenny); her adoring grandchildren: Cindy, F.B., Jennifer (Tripp), Angela (Philip), John III (Lara), Lisa (Ray), James (Sondra), Devin (Julie), Jacob (Faye), David (Janet), Don Lewis (Melanie) and Olivia; numerous great grandchildren, a great-great grandchild, and many nieces and nephews. A special thank you to our dear friends and caregivers at Envoy at The Meadows. The family received friends at Norman Funeral Home in Goochland on Monday, September 17. A tribute to Thelmaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s life was held on Tuesday, September 18 at Mizpah Christian Church in Goochland. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Mizpah Christian Churchâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Building Fund, 5257 Old Columbia

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Charles Walter â&#x20AC;&#x153;Hoss,â&#x20AC;? Waldrop, 82, of Goochland, Va., passed away on Sunday, September 9, 2012. He is survived by his loving wife, Colleen; and her children, his daughter, Ruth Ann Whitehead (Bob); and son, Steve Waldrop (Peanut); and his grandchildren, William and Elizabeth; three sisters, Margaret W. Robertson, Dorothy W. Bear and Jane W. Rice (Billy); and one brother, James Waldrop. The family received friends, September 11 Normanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Funeral home in Goochland. A graveside service was held at Perkins Baptist Church, 3146 Hadensville-Fife Rd., on Wednesday, September 12, 2012. The family wishes to extend a special thank you to Heartland Hospice and Dr. Edward Martirosian for their care and support. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the American Heart Association, or Perkins Baptist Church Building Fund.

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Freedom Flag Foundation. Melito said the steel is from the 92nd floor of the north tower and that the plane that struck the tower crashed into the building in an area between the 89th and 94th floors. “It’s a piece of American history, which will be here as long as the firehouse is here and they were fortunate enough to have a piece of American history,” Melito said. The monument is a work in progress, according to John Waechter, president and past district chief of Company One and an employee of Loughridge & Company in Henrico who helped with the monument. Waechter said he and Melito and Rhett Townsend, who has been a volunteer at Company One for 12 years, designed the monument. The monument is the result of a community effort and will be enhanced to include all of the elements of 9/11, including the Pentagon and colored stones, Waechter said. Prior to the outside ceremony that featured the steel monument, a ceremony was held inside Company One, which was led by Goochland Fire and Rescue Chief William

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D. MacKay. MacKay said a total of “2,977 innocent lives were lost” on 9/11. “Seniors in high school today were 1st-graders in 2001,” MacKay said. The presentation inside Company One included a slide show and among the photos were several showing the airplanes hitting the World Trade Center and even one of a person who jumped out of one of the buildings. MacKay acknowledged that some of the photos were graphic, “But we can’t sugarcoat the events of that day,” he said. District 1 Supervisor Ken C. Peterson told the audience of roughly a 100-plus that he was working in New York at his office on Park Avenue on 9/11. Peterson remarked that on that day, he saw people helping other people that they normally wouldn’t give the time of day to. He also read a poem to those in attendance. “We are the people of one,” Peterson said. “We are united. We are America.” Board of Supervisors Chairman Ned S. Creasey, who represents District 3 on the panel, told the crowd that included a number of fire and rescue and law enforcement personnel, “We must never forget Sept. 11.”

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John D. Riley, of Midlothian, holds his 3-year-old son, Luke, while his 7-year-old daughter, Elisabeth, stands by their side during the unveiling of pieces of steel from the north tower of the World Trade Center that will be a part of a lasting 9/11 monument at Company One in Manakin.

Joshua Dickerson, president of the Freedom Flag Foundation, also was in attendance at last Tuesday’s memorial event at Company One. He said his group’s goal is to build a 9/11 monument at the corner of Parham Road and East Ridge in Henrico by the 15th anniversary of 9/11. The Freedom Flag Foundation donated extra steel it had from the World Trade Center to Company One for the monument in Goochland. John D. Riley, 38, of Midlothian, also is a member of the Freedom Flag Foundation and he brought his two children – 7-yearold Elisabeth and Luke, 3 – to last week’s ceremony in Goochland. Prior to the event, Riley and his children took a long

look at the portions of steel beams from the World Trade Center that are part of the 9/11 monument at Company One. “And this is a great way to remember the first responders and those who died,” Riley said. “I lost one of my best friends, Doug Ketcham. Doug was 27. He worked at Cantor Fitzgerald on the 104th floor and he was at work that day in Tower One, the first tower that was hit and he and I graduated from Midlothian in the class of ’92 and he was a University of Virginia graduate and was a bond trader for Cantor Fitzgerald. So I’m involved with the Freedom Flag Foundation to make sure that people never forget and to have a way to teach future generations what happened on 9/11.”

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Seventh District candidates to debate economics at CarMax By Jim Nolan of The Richmond Times-Dispatch

Rep. Eric Cantor, R-7th, will debate economic issues with Democratic congressional challenger Wayne Powell on Oct.1 in an event sponsored by the Virginia Chamber of Commerce in partnership with local chambers of commerce. The debate will be held at CarMax headquarters, 12800 Tuckahoe Creek Parkway in

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Goochland suffers second consecutive loss Bulldogs fall to visiting Monticello 39-25 By Jim Ridolphi Special Correspondent

Monticello quarterback Jhalil Mosley entered last Friday night’s contest at Goochland boasting the kind of hype that only accompanies a Division 1 prospect. With the help of running back TJ Tillery and wide receiver James Banks, the 6’1” senior lived up to the pregame hoopla and only disappointed the Goochland fans as he led his Mustangs to a 39-25 victory over the Bulldogs. “Him being able to create plays in the air and on the ground makes us pretty dangerous,” said Monticello coach Rodney Redd. But according to Mosely, it was the Mustangs’ offensive line that deserved the most praise following Monticello’s (3-0) third win of the young season. “We’ll go as far as our offensive line can take us,” he said. “They opened the holes and we ran through them.” The Mustangs jumped to a 3-0 lead when kicker Josh Malm connected on a 27-yard field goal in the first period. Goochland fought back. Set up by a good kickoff return by Mason Engel and a big run by Michael Dyer, Bulldog quarterback Jordan Jefferson scampered in from 13 yards out giving Goochland a 6-3 lead. It was short lived. Tillery carried the load for the Mustangs on the next drive and put the finishing touches on the attack with a 14-yard scoring run. After the conversion the Mustangs led 10-6. The Bulldogs retook the lead when Mitchell Brice scored from 25 yards out, to put Goochland on top 12-10. Once again Mosley responded and reeled off a 72-

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Above: Goochland quarterback Jordan Jefferson, center, outruns the Mustang defense during second half action. At right: Mustang receiver James Banks comes down with a big catch in the second quarter as Nathan Mattox (23) defends for the Bulldogs.

yard touchdown run to put have been a totally different Monticello on top to stay 18- game,” said Goochland coach 12. Joe Fowler. “I saw we didn’t have nothThe visitors appeared to ing down the field,” Mosley put the game out of reach on said. “The coach told me to their first drive of the second make plays, half when so I just Mosley ran used my in from 13 “We could have gone yards out legs and I out and scheduled came up to give the with a big Mustang s three easy wins, run that led 32-12 but we chose to put points schedule three good lead when on the the third football teams.” board.” period JOE FOWLER T h e ended. Goochland football coach b a c k T h e breaker tenacious came with Bulldogs seconds refused to left in the first half when the yield in the face of what seemed Mustangs once again moved like an insurmountable lead deep into Bulldog territory. and wasted no time mounting Mosley found Banks on an a fourth quarter comeback. 8-yard scoring toss that gave “These kids don’t quit, and Monticello a 25-12 lead at the I’m proud of the way they batbreak. tled back,” Fowler said. “With “If they hadn’t been able five minutes remaining, we had to punch that ball in, it could a chance.”

Connor Saunders scored on a 2-yard plunge with more than 10 minutes remaining in the game, making the score 32-18. Jefferson set the Bulldogs up deep in Mustang territory with a 50-yard run on the next drive. He finished that drive with a 1-yard run and the Bulldogs were within one score with seven minutes remaining. Redd was not surprised by the Goochland comeback. “Whenever you have a quality program coached by a guy like Joe Fowler, they’re never gonna lay down and give it to you,” he said. But Mosley would have none of it. The standout quarterback led the Mustangs on a time consuming drive capped by a 10-yard touchdown run by Tillery, resulting in the final score. Redd said the victory was a “program win” for Monticello, and praised his players for their

focus and effort in the win. “The thing that I was most proud of tonight was the level of intensity we came out with,” he said. “We took it to them early and carried that momentum through the rest of the game.” Fowler made no apologies for a team that displayed a never-say-die attitude. “We had moments tonight when we played really well, and then we had moments where we had letdowns,” he said. “That’s the nature of having a team as young as we have. We dressed 13 freshmen and sophomores tonight and most of them got in the game. We don’t make any excuses. They made more plays than we did.” While Goochland (1-2) suffered its second consecutive home loss,Fowler scheduled top notch teams such as Fluvanna, FUMA and Monticello for a reason. “We could have gone

out and scheduled three easy wins, but we chose to schedule three good football teams,” he said. “We’ll be better for this down the road.” Jefferson and Brice combined to rush for 233 yards and three touchdowns and Saunders had eight tackles and two sacks in the loss. Goochland kicks off James River District play this Friday when they travel to Central Lunenburg for a 7 p.m. match up. Monticello................ 3 22 7 7 — 39 Goochland................ 0 12 0 13 — 25 M — FG Malm 27 G — Jefferson 13 run (kick failed) M — Tillery 14 run (Malm kick) G — Brice 25 run (pass failed) M — Mosley 72 run (James run) M — Banks 8 pass from Mosley (Malm kick) M — Mosley 13 run (Malm kick) G — Saunders 2 run (kick failed) G — Jefferson 1 run (Marria kick) M — Tillery 10 run (Malm kick)

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Majors take two in Collegiate holds off Benedictine 34-20 Dixie World Series Cougars’ RB helps knock off Cadets By Arthur Utley Richmond Times Dispatch

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The Goochland Majors All-Stars made their second consecutive trip to the Dixie World Series and picked up two wins in 2012.

The 2012 State Champion Goochland Majors All-Stars represented Virginia at the Dixie World Series in Bartow Florida in early August and ended up finishing in a tie for 4th place. The team, comprised of 11/12 year old players, was participating in their second Dixie World Series (the team also won the 2010 State Championship Title and advanced to the World Series as 10 year olds), accomplished their goal of winning at least one game at this years’ event. The Goochland team opened up the double elimination tournament with a tough loss against Louisiana, who pushed a couple of runs across in the fifth inning to win 4-1. The loss set up an elimination game for the second day where the Goochland boys rallied from a 6-0 deficit against Arkansas, scoring five runs in the bottom of the fourth inning and two more in the bottom of the fifth to capture their first World Series victory in a thrilling 7-6 game. Goochland was able to keep the momentum going the next day, when they defeated Tennessee 4-0. This set up a game versus North Carolina, who was able to break open

a close 4-2 game and pull out the victory with a final score of 9-2. “We knew there was going to be some great competition at the World Series since all of the teams were State Champions” said Goochland head coach Greg Harlow. “We practiced hard for weeks getting prepared for the District and State Tournaments, and continued that effort all the way to the World Series. We kept emphasizing to the boys that it was going to require all twelve of them to play together as a “team” to achieve our goal, and it was a 12-man team effort in every game we played. “These kids play great together, they put a lot of effort into baseball, and it was a pleasure to see them get to enjoy the Dixie World Series for a second time,” Harlow said. “We want to thank everyone who supported the team and our fund raising efforts - it was special for the guys to know that so many of their friends and families were rooting for them, and it was an added benefit to know that they were able to follow the games live on the internet this year,” Harlow said. Submitted by Jed King

Every opponent knows about Collegiate quarterback Wilton Speight, his 6-foot-6, 227-pound Times-Dispatch AList frame and his ability to throw a football. Each week this season, opponents will learn about Cougars running back Noboru Kobashigawa, a 5-10, 195 senior who has received a lacrosse scholarship to Drexel University next fall. Collegiate’s home game against Benedictine on Friday was Kobashigawa’s third as a high school football player. He, Speight, a bevy of receivers and a defense that bent some, but didn’t break, teamed up to beat the Cadets 34-20. The Cougars (2-0) scored 27 points in the first 16 minutes. Speight connected on 13 of 28 passes for 213 yards, three touchdowns and an interception. His TD passes went to Joseph Edwards (17 yards), Noah Eziedzic (64 yards) and Jack Sutton (12 yards). “We had a chip on our shoulder. We wanted to prove to everybody that we are back. We came out with a lot of energy, put points on the board and caught them by surprise, but they fought back,” Speight said. Kobashigawa ran 19 times for 203 yards and scored twice, once on a 49-yard burst in the first half and from 7 yards out in the fourth quarter to halt a Cadets’ rally and clinch the victory. Kobashigawa moved to Richmond from the West Coast last year to focus on lacrosse. He’s a midfielder. When he gave up football as an eighth-grader, he was a left tackle.

“I felt like I’d be doing a disservice to myself if I didn’t get out here and play with my buddies,” Kobashigawa said. “They have showed me the ropes, and I’m having a great time.” Collegiate’s quick start is exactly what coach Mark Palyo wants from this year’s team. “We are trying to get this group out of the gate very quickly. When you’re going against a talented team, we need to go out and be able to attack them and be the aggressor. That’s one thing we definitely did in this game,” Palyo said. The Cadets (2-1) scored 20 unanswered points to narrow the deficit to 27-20 with 10:03 left in the game. Corey Downey (15 carries, 100 yards) scored twice, and quarterback Bryce Hamilton (transfer from James River) connected on a 97-yard pass with freshman Scott Bracey. Sophomores Reed Kellam (12 tackles, fumble recovery) and Strib Walker (two sacks)

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Top: Benedictine quarterback Bryce Hamilton celebrates after picking up a first down during their game against Collegiate. Above: Benedictine’s Corey Downey avoids Collegiate’s Kris Jain during Friday’s rivalry matchup between the two VIS schools.

spearheaded the Cougars’ defense, which sacked Hamilton six times. “Coach Palyo challenged us at the start of the fourth quarter,” Kellam said, “and we really stepped up as a defense and got those stops at the end.” Benedictine................. 0 6 7 7 — 20 Collegiate.................. 14 13 0 7 — 34 RUSHING

B: Downey 15-100, Jones 3-43, Webster 5-40. C: Kobashigawa 19203, Noftsinger 5-0, Speight 6-minus 3. PASSING B: Hamilton 11-19-1 227. C: Speight 13-28-1 213. RECEIVING B: Bracey 5-136, Minor 4-58, Downey 1-18, Williams 1-15. C: Dziedzic 2- 91, Sutton 5-54, Scruggs 2-2, Edwards 1-17, Norman 1-31, Byrd 1-14, Drennan 1-4.

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