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As the leaves turn and the temperatures drop, county offers plenty of family-friendly autumn activities By Roslyn Ryan Editor
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h, fall. A time for cozy sweaters, long walks through the leaves and‌apple pie domination? That’s right, this fall Goochland County Parks and Rec will host the first ever Best Apple Pie in Goochland contest, offering local residents a chance to pit their pie-crust-rolling prowess against their neighbors’ (see below for more details). Of course, that’s not the only opportunity for fall fun this month — not by a long shot. In fact, Goochland boasts enough autumn-themed outings this month to keep you hopping until Halloween. To Louise Lyons, who is once again helping to organize the Company 6
Auxiliary’s annual yard sale, fall is the perfect time for gathering together. “It is a traditional time of year to celebrate what we have received,� said Lyons. “Also, the weather is a beautiful so we can enjoy the outdoors with our loved ones.� Looking for further fall fun of your own? Here are some more options:
Who: Manakin Company 1 Fire Department What: The company will be hosting its annual Barbecue Fundraiser, featuring the Benedictine bag and pipe band, a fire department Women’s Auxiliary bake sale, a fire department equipment display, For the Love of Animals see Fall > page 11
Who: Hadensville Company 6 Auxiliary What: The Auxiliary’s 2nd annual yard sale, featuring electronics, some furniture, books, seasonal items, televisions and work out equipment will be for sale. When: From 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 5. Where: The fire house on Broad Street in Hadensville
Area student a state winner in national contest By Roslyn Ryan Editor
Make no mistake about it, Goochland High School student Mitchell Rosenbloom loves movies. So when last year, as an eighth grade student, he was presented with the chance to parlay his passion for cinema into a project for school, Rosenbloom jumped at the chance. The result was a project focused on helping those who suffer from a type of motion sickness while viewing things like 3D movies, an affliction officially dubbed “cyber sickness.� The project, which involved creating a short video and interviewing experts in psychology and neuroscience, won Rosenbloom a first Mitchell Rosenbloom place state win in the Young Scientist Challenge Award, a national contest sponsored by Discovery Education. The contest, which Rosenbloom was allowed to enter in lieu of an eighth grade science project, asked students to identify and find a solution for an everyday problem related to “how we live, how we work or how we play.� During the course of his research, Rosenbloom began to see Science > page 12
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Luck Stone, the oldest division of Luck Companies, is launching several new initiatives and innovations to build on a customer-inspired foundation that is 90 years in the making. “The company takes pride in its reputation as a collaborative partner that unearths innovative solutions to help our customers be more successful,” said Bob Grauer, president of Luck Stone. According to Grauer, innovation can be defined as developing something completely new or just changing the experience that someone has with the business. To illustrate the former, Luck Stone collaborated with several partners, including experts from MIT, to develop a remote control loader to extract stone from the company’s Bull Run Plant in Chantilly. Luck Stone is the first company in the crushed stone and aggregate industry to have an
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unmanned pit loader, which allows the company increased access to product reserves from deep within the quarry. “This tool gives us options that we’ve never had before and allows us to optimize resources at our plants while creating a more sustainable
environment,” said Grauer. Now in its third generation of leadership by the Luck family, the Richmond-based company is the largest familyowned and operated producer of crushed stone, sand and gravel in the U.S. Luck Stone has also harnessed the power of GIS technology to improve efficiency for daily load management with its subcontractor haulers. The company leveraged the expertise of its internal technology pros to design an app that can track vehicle locations, give directions for deliveries and place stone orders, among other features. Luck Stone distributed iPads with the Hauler App to approximately 250 haulers in Virginia and North Carolina, a leap of faith that the company was willing to take. “The haulers absolutely love it,” said Grauer. “It helps them make money by managing their business more effectively and that’s good for everyone.”
CORRECTION: In a Sept. 18 article on the county’s new memorial to the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, we incorrectly referred to the flight that was hijacked and brought down in a Pennsylvania field as American Airlines Flight 93. In fact, it was United Flight 93. We sincerely regret the error.
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will do a Kid Fit demonstration at 11 a.m., New York Life Insurance will appear at 11:30 a.m., Liberty Mutual Insurance will share basic insurance tips at 12 noon, It Works Global will talk about its products at 12:30 p.m., and Royal Career Institute will be on hand at 1 p.m. And, representatives from Care Advantage will do blood pressure screenings, while HCA Virginia will do body mass index and blood sugar tests and cholesterol screenings. Youngsters won’t be overlooked during the expo, either, since a few vendors will sponsor activities that are just for kids. Reynolds said that Heaven Sent Child Care, LLC will provide face painting, Goochland Relay for Life will bring interactive games and New York Life will do child identification kits. Giveaways and raffles will also be a part of the proceedings. Raffles will start at 1:30 p.m., and as Reynolds explained, participants do not need to be present to win. Prizes up for grabs include two $25 Relay Foods gift cards,
five complimentary passes to Bogey’s Sports Park and one free week of after school care at the Goochland YMCA. And, parking shouldn’t be a problem, since shuttle service will be provided by the Goochland YMCA from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Stamey said that the feature, which will depart from 1800 Dickinson Road every 15 to 20 minutes, was included to alleviate possible parking lot overflow. In any event, the Goochland Health and Fitness Expo should help the Department of Parks, Recreation and Facilities to educate county residents about ways to achieve healthier lifestyles. “Well, I think it’s just part of our job and our mission statement,� Stamey said. “It’s all about providing exposure to services in the community and to non-profits and private companies and bringing them together in a comprehensive way,� Stamey said. Admission is free. For more information, visit http://www. co.goochland.va.us/.
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The Benedictine Monks of Mary Mother of the Church Abbey will be hosting an open house on Oct. 19, offering county residents a chance to tour the abbey and get to know the men who call the property home. “The people of Goochland have been so warm and lovely — so welcoming,� said Andrea Rieder, who is helping to organize the event. “The main aim of the program is to introduce the
monks to the community so people can get to know them,� said Rieder. “They want to be good neighbors� and to let residents know how happy they are to be a part of the Goochland community, she added. The school, founded in 1911, had been located on Sheppard Street in Richmond’s Fan District since its founding. After officially opening the new Benedictine High School in August, the group wasted little time making the place
feel like home. Father Adrian Harmening, O.S.B. recently celebrated mass on the football field for the entire school, an event Rieder describes as truly beautiful. The open house, which will run from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., will feature wine and finger food from local vendors as well as tours of the facility. The Mary Mother of the Church Benedictine Abbey is located at 12829 River Road in Goochland. For more information, e-mail abbeyinfo@ richmondmonks.org.
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The Goochland Republican Women will be hosting author Loren Spivack during their monthly meeting tomorrow evening at 6 p.m. Spivack “The Free Market Warrior” was born and raised in Massachusetts and spent most of his adult life in New York City. Before becoming active in politics, Spivack worked for several non-profits and as a management consultant for both profit and nonprofit companies. Spivack founded “Free Market Warrior” in 2009 in an effort to make a positive difference in American politics and economics. His “Free Market Warrior” store was expelled from Concord Mills Mall in North Carolina in July of 2009 for selling material critical of the Obama Administration. Since then Loren has devoted his time to teaching conservative groups about free market economics. He conducts “Economic Literacy” seminars across the United States. So far, Spivack has delivered his famous seminar on “Economic Literacy” to over 200 groups in 20 states. Spivack is also the author of “The New Democrat” a parody history of the Obama administration, based on a famous children’s book. For more information about tomorrow’s meeting, please contact Kay Gates at (804) 784-5938.
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Respect essential between ‘been here’ and ‘come here’ groups By Roslyn Ryan Editor
In the interest of full disclosure, I think I should probably get this out in the open: if we have to divide area residents into two camps — those who have “been here” and those who have “come here” — I would fall into the latter category. I have been enjoying country life for the better part of 15 years now, but I still sometimes feel as though I straddle the two worlds, not quite fitting into either one. As a come-here, for example, I am of two minds when it comes to the ongoing debate over how best to keep one person’s animals — hunting dogs in particular — from infringing on another person’s property. In other places I have lived, debates like this have tended to pit natives and long-time residents against those who have recently moved in from somewhere else. It quickly becomes country vs. city, good vs. evil, poor vs. rich and so on. Rarely, of course, is it that simple. What you typically have, in my experience with other come-heres, are people who came to the country in search of a better, gentler way of life for themselves and their
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Of course, as simple as it sounds, each side giving just a little — and by giving I mean respect as well as concession — would go a long way toward solving the problem. families. And very few arrive with the intent of ruining country living for everyone else. Likewise, most natives probably do understand why someone might not enjoy being sung to sleep every night by a pack of bluetick hounds. They simply want to preserve the right to continue to use their land as they see fit County leaders face an unenviable task when it comes to balancing the rights of those who prefer a more quietly pastoral setting with those of residents who’d like to continue enjoying the hobbies, like hunting, that they always have. Of course, as simple as it sounds, each side giving just a little — and by giving I mean respect as well as concession — would go a long way toward solving the problem. Respect, after all, is a two-way street — no matter where you live.
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Letters to the Editor Conservation district from ‘Dust Bowl’ years Dear Editor, Soil and Water Conservation Districts — including Monacan, which serves Goochland County — came out of the “Dust Bowl” years. In 1938, President Franklin D. Roosevelt sent a letter to all governors asking them to pass legislation creating soil conservation districts for the purpose of assisting the Soil Conservation Service in getting landowners to combat soil erosion problems. Today the United States is blanketed with nearly 3,000 conservation districts with more than 8,000 district employees working at the local level on conservation issues. Monacan, which also serves Powhatan County farmers, was established in 1972 and is overseen by locally elected board members, who volunteer their time and serve without compensation. Monacan’s staff of three works on a part-time basis. Districts in the state are mandated to manage the Virginia Agricultural Cost Share Program (VACS) through a partnership with the Department of Conservation and Recreation. A ranking system within each district is used to determine the most efficient use of state funding for agricultural best management practices. Monacan promotes environmental education and programs as funding permits. Through the VACS program in the last three years, Monacan has been able to pay $563,000 directly to farmers for establishing soil and water con-
servation practices on local lands. Environmental improvements include more than 1,000 cattle fenced away from 92,735 feet of stream bank and 406 acres of buffer established for at least the next 10 years. In the last year, more than 2,700 acres of cropland were credited as notill and 2,900 acres were enrolled in nutrient management. Last year, Monacan partnered with Virginia Cooperative Extension on rain barrel workshops, resulting in 16 more barrels out in the community. To keep up with the many Monacan accomplishments, “Like” them on Facebook. Because of the work of Monacan and other districts, ground waters, creeks, streams and rivers are being kept clean. Betty McCracken Monacan Soil and Water Conservation District
All citizens deserve access to health care Dear Editor, A recent anti-Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) television commercial sponsored by the ultra-conservative, Koch brotherssupported Americans for Prosperity organization features a woman named Trish trying to convince us that implementation of the ACA will ruin health care in America. She describes her experiences fighting cancer in a positive manner and believes that the United States health care system is “...the best in the world.” Her greatest fear appears to be that a government bureaucrat will dictate how she receives care.
It is easy to assume Trish was one of the fortunate Americans who could afford to buy private health insurance coverage or was already 65 and getting Medicare benefits. Without it, it’s highly doubtful she would be so positive about her experiences due to the heavy debt she would be burdened with after being treated for two types of cancer. Assuming her health care coverage is through either an HMO or PPO plan, she probably had to deal with pre-approvals from health insurance company bureaucrats and could only receive her care from in-network doctors and facilities. In addition, she obviously never read the World Health Organization’s latest statistics that show the United States ranks 37th in the world for overall quality of health care yet we spend about 2 1/2 times more on it than most developed countries in the world. This ad conveniently neglects to present those facts which would provide a much more realistic view of U.S. health care as it is today. For Trish to deny other, less fortunate Americans the ability to purchase the same level of health care she feels she received is beyond comprehension. People without health insurance often delay getting diagnosed and treated which decreases their chances of surviving serious diseases like Trish had. All citizens deserve access to affordable health insurance and care. The ACA will even the playing field for them. Whether it has an impact on increasing or decreasing the quality of that care remains to be seen, but we certainly deserve a chance to find out. Debra Markel Manakin Sabot
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October 3, 2013 Dorothy Bolton BOLTON, Dorothy “Dottie” B., 82, passed away September 26, 2013. She is survived by her husband of 63 years, William “Bill” P. Bolton; two daughters, Anne Bolton Peecook and her husband, Scott, Harriette Bolton Horn and her husband, Michael; three grandchildren, Jason Peecook, Lisa Peecook Johnson and Chase Horn; two great-granddaughters; Isabella and Abigail Johnson; one great-grandson, Carson Horn; a sister, Nancy W. Ochs of Virginia Beach; and many special nieces and nephews. Mrs. Bolton had been a member of Grace Episcopal Church in Goochland for 49 years and gave many volunteer hours to her church doing secretarial work. A memorial service was held at Grace Episcopal Church, Goochland, Va.,
on Sept. 28 with The Rev. Rhonda W. Baker and The Rev. Ann Manson who officiated. Interment was held at Grace Church. The family received friends in the Memorial Garden after the service. In lieu of flowers, contributions for the Memorial Gardens Fund may be made to Grace Episcopal Church, P.O. Box 698, Goochland, Va. 23063. Arrangements by Norman Funeral Home, Goochland, Va.
Charles Tyler TYLER, Charles, age 81, of Richmond, entered eternal rest on Friday, September 20, 2013, surrounded by his loving family. He is survived by his devoted wife, Gladys Tyler; three daughters, Diane Johnson, Linda Allen and Annie Woodson; five grandchildren, Kadrienne and
Ivana Johnson, Devron a n d Dorian Allen, a n d Der r ick Bates; a host of nieces, nephews and cousins; among them a loving niece, Alma Jones; two sons-in-law, John Johnson and Rev. Gene Woodson; five sisters-in-law, one brother-in-law and other relatives and friends. Remains rested at Joseph Jenkins Jr. Funeral Home, 2011 Grayland Ave. Funeral services was held on Sept. 26 at Fauquier Baptist Church, 2455 Dogtown Road, Goochland, Va. Rev. Melvin Woodson, pastor, officiated. Interment church cemetery. Family and friends assembled at the church.
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On a routine afternoon drive home from a roofing job in Charlottesville, Varina resident Dave Ludwig did something that has his friends, family and co-workers insisting he’s a hero. Ludwig, who is heavily involved in Boy Scout leadership in the Mechanicsville area, said he is dubious about the use of that word. As he sees it, it was instinct — not heroism — that led him to pull a young w o m a n from a car Ludwig accident just moments before her car erupted in flames. It was about 4 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 9, and Ludwig was driving home with two of his co-workers from Whitley Roofing and Sheet Metal when the car in front of them started to drift toward the left side of the road, correct course, then drift again. “Finally, it just started fishtailing in the grass near the Manakin overpass,� Ludwig said. “It came back on the road, spun around
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and slammed into the guardrail, front first.� Ludwig slammed his brakes and stopped about 10 feet from the wrecked car, noticing in his rearview mirror that a tractor-trailer behind him barely managed to avoid hitting his vehicle. When Ludwig ran to the wrecked car, he found a slightly groggy college-aged woman behind the wheel. She wasn’t bleeding, he recalled, but she was confused. He told her to stay still, then
checked the back and passenger seats to make sure no one else needed help, and, finding them empty, turned his attention back to the driver. As he reached to help her with her seatbelt, he smelled something strange. “Fire was shooting out around my knees,� Ludwig said. “I said, ‘We’ve got to get out of here, baby, come on!’� Ludwig helped the girl out of the car, and the two made it only a few steps away before the entire vehicle was engulfed in flames. “Three to five seconds later and we would have been burnt. We could have been toasted,� Ludwig said. That reality didn’t sink in until the ride home. On the scene, Ludwig said not much other than the issue at hand was on his mind as he talked with police, let the driver use his phone, then helped explain to her father what had happened.
He left the scene once she was safely in an ambulance, being carried away from the charred skeleton of her car. Ludwig called his wife to tell her what happened and a buddy who he was planning a Boy Scout trip with to tell him he’d be late. He then continued his afternoon. “By the time I got home, it was kind of really overwhelming with the phone calls and Facebook posts,� Ludwig said. “And that ‘hero’ word. I think that’s a little strong. It’s just being a Good Samaritan. If it wasn’t me, someone else would do the same thing.� Ray Alexander of Mechanicsville, who knows Ludwig through his scout work, would beg to differ. He has nominated Ludwig for a Boy Scout Lifesaving/ Meritorious Action award. Co-workers who have presee Rescue > 9
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Goochland student part of world champion drum corps By Ken Odor Special Correspondent
“It’s the marching music majorleague,”saidGoochlander Scot Mitchell, 18, describing the Drum Corps International (DCI) competitions that are held each summer. A freshman majoring in music education at Virginia Commonwealth University, Mitchell ought to know, after his corps, Carolina Crown, won the DCI world championship last August in Indianapolis. He marched last year with the Jersey Surf Drum Corps last year along with three other Goochland High School students. This year he decided to audition for one of the top drum corps in DCI. Mitchell, who plays the trumpet, chose to try out for South Carolina based Carolina Crown group last spring and after being accepted started practice for the summer tour with three weeks of training at Gardner Webb University in North Carolina. Members practiced 12 hours a day, according to
Rescue continued from > page 8 pared statements to corroborate the story as part of the award process credit Ludwig with saving the girl’s life. “If it had not been for Dave’s stopping, the woman would have been either severely injured by burns or possibly dead,” co-worker Chris Tripp said. After the accident, the girl’s father called Ludwig and asked him and his family to come to dinner so they could express their gratitude. Ludwig said he hopes to
Mitchell, former drum major at Goochland High School. “The whole thing is like complete physical training,” explained Mitchell, who compared playing in a marching band to “running while playing the instrument.” You’ve got to be in shape to do that and after the band members, numbering about 150 along with 30 or more staff, were ready, they starting touring the country, taking part in 35 competitions all across the nation, where they played at high schools and college stadiums. Mitchell said the corps’ program was based on “Einstein on the Beach,” an opera by Philip Glass. Being a member cost Mitchell about $3,500 but was well worth it, he said. In between performances the members had some time for sight seeing. Mitchell said he particularly enjoyed Las Vegas and San Francisco. “We saw the Golden Gate Bridge and a lot of cool stuff,” he said. Moving a group like Carolina Crown is no easy undertaking, Mitchell
explained. It took 10 vehicles to move all the band members, staff members and equipment from place to place. He started playing the trumpet in sixth grade, said he hopes to be a high school band director one day. “I like that stage of musical development,” said Mitchell. Trumpet playing runs in the family, it would seem. Mitchell started out using the same horn his mom, Kathy Mitchell, used when she was in the marching band at Liberty High School in Beckley, West Virginia. His older sister Sara, 20, now a nursing student at VCU, used it when she played at Goochland Middle School. Mitchell has his own trumpet now but used one supplied by Carolina Crown in the summer competitions. “Very surreal,” said Mitchell of how it felt to win the championship. His mom called it “the biggest moment of his life.” Whatever the feeling, Mitchell liked it enough to want to travel again next year with Carolina Crown and probably the next two years
stay in touch, and only agreed to speak with a reporter about the accident on the condition that the girl, who lost a lot of possessions in the fire, could remain unnamed. Her said she was simply exhausted from overdoing it at school and work, and doesn’t need any more stress. “I can’t imagine how he felt,” Ludwig said of the initial phone call to the girl’s father. “The realization — just three seconds. If she had had a kid or another passenger, we could be dead. It’s a car. It can be replaced. So can everything else.” But, Ludwig pointed out,
the life of your child can’t. That knowledge has bonded the two fathers. “I have a 24-year-old. I wondered if someone would stop and help him,” Ludwig said. Awards or no awards, attention and congratulations aside, Ludwig stressed that his actions aren’t remarkable. “A hero is the 18-, 19year-old boys in Afghanistan, the veteran who spent years in a war, the cop, the fireman. They’re heroes. I’m just the right guy at the right time. If it wasn’t me, it would have been somebody else.”
after that as well, until he “ages out” at 22. Mitchell’s parents are proud of what he has accomplished as a member of Carolina Crown. “I was just so proud he made it into Carolina Crown. That was a huge undertaking,” said Kathy. “I cried when they announced the winner.” “Scot really challenged himself,” said his father Rob. “Just trying to get into the top drum corps was a big challenge. We were both very proud of him when he made it and then when they won.”
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Scot Mitchell, front, shows the athletic demands of playing in a world championship drum corps in this photo of the Carolina Crown Drum Corps performing in Indianapolis last August, where they won first place.
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Goochland County Animal Control will be hosting an open house from 10 a.m. to noon on Oct. 5 at 1900 Hidden Rock Park Lane. The event will offer tours, door prizes and more. The special guest for the evening will be Dr. James Lavender, The Goochland County First Friday Films from who will bring his lions and tigers. Volunteer Fire-Rescue 4 to 6 p.m. at the Cochrane Association will hold its annual Sunday, Oct. 6 Rockville Branch Library. See meeting at 5:30 p.m. on Oct. a great family movie on the Bring your pets to the 12, 2013 at the Luck Stone big screen with your friends. Blessing of the Animals at Grace Refreshments provided by the Episcopal Church at 11am on. Corporate Headquarters, 515 Friends of the Rockville Library. All kinds of pets are welcome. Stone Mill Drive in Manakin For more information call 804- Please leash or crate as neces- Sabot. All members of the fire749-3146 or visit the library at sary. It is a very enjoyable appre- rescue companies and the auxiliaries are urged to attend. 16600 Pouncey Tract Road. ciation of our furry, finned and Wednesday, Oct. 16 hoofed companions. Everyone Saturday, Oct. 5 Toddler Storytime begins The Goochland County is welcome. at 11 a.m. at the Goochland Wednesday, Oct. 9 Health & Fitness Expo serves Branch Library for ages 3 to 5 to promote health awareness Toddler Storytime begins in the Goochland community at 11 a.m. at the Goochland years old. Call 804-556-4774 or is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Branch Library for ages 3 to 5 visit the library at 3075 River Goochland Sports Complex, years old. Call 804-556-4774 or Road West for more informathe corner of 522 and Rt.6. visit the library at 3075 River tion. Thursday, Oct. 17 There will be free health screen- Road West for more informaings from one of Virginia’s top tion. Preschool Storytime begins healthcare systems, games and at 10 a.m. for ages 3 to 5 years Thursday, Oct. 10 activities for children, informaold. Mother Goose Storytime tion about healthy living from Preschool Storytime begins begins at 10:45 a.m. for ages experts, giveaways, and more! at 10 a.m. for ages 3 to 5 years 6 to24 months with an adult. Hosted by Goochland County old. Mother Goose Storytime Call 804-556-4774 or visit the Parks, Recreation & Facilities, begins at 10:45 a.m. for ages library at 3075 River Road West the free event will feature many 6 to24 months with an adult. for more information. local community partners. Call 804-556-4774 or visit the Saturday, Oct. 19 Contact Rebekah Reynolds, library at 3075 River Road West Program Coordinator at rreyn- for more information. Seek the Unknown: Magic! olds@co.goochland.va.us or at begins at 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Saturday, Oct. 12 (804) 556-5854 for more inforGoochland Branch Library. For A fall festival will be held ages 11 to 18. Wow your friends mation. from 1 to 4 p.m. at Envoy at and family with these nifty The Goochland Lady the Meadows, 2715 Dogtown magic tricks you learned at the Bulldogs Fastpitch softball team Road in Goochland. Activities library. Pizza, drinks, & dessert will be hosting a Fall Bazaar include an antique car, truck provided by the Friends of the fundraiser from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and bike show, Haywood food Goochland Library. Call 804on Saturday, Oct. 5. at the soft- truck, games, kids bouncy 556-4774 or visit the library at ball field beside Taylor’s Exxon house, meet and greet with 3075 River Road West for more (1924 Sandy Hook Rd). The Goochland Bulldogs football information. cost to reserve your spot is $15 team, Live music From Glory if you reserve before Oct. 1 ($20 Road Bluegrass Gospel Band, Company 3 Centerville Fireafter that). For more informa- several area vendors and much Rescue will host a Spaghetti tion call Lisa at (804) 516-0353 more. Dinner from 6 to 8 p.m. at or Stephanie at (804) 728-8772. the firehouse. Dinner includes Zendoodle will be from 10 spaghetti, salad, beverage and Yard sale donations will be taken Friday Oct. 4th from 5-7 p.m. a.m. to noon. at the Goochland dessert. Adults $8 and children at Napa Field. Any donations Branch Library. For ages 11 and under 12 are $4. Eat in or take left over will be donated to the up. Create original images by out.
Wednesday, Oct. 23 Toddler Storytime begins at 11 a.m. at the Goochland Branch Library for ages 3 to 5 years old. Call 804-556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information. Thursday, Oct. 24 Preschool Storytime begins at 10 a.m. for ages 3 to 5 years old. Mother Goose Storytime begins at 10:45 a.m. for ages 6 to 24 months with an adult. Call 804-556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information. Saturday, Oct. 26 Goochland County Fall Festival from 12 noon to 6 p.m. at the Goochland Sports Complex, the corner of 522 and Route 6. This annual free family event offers a free live concert by award-winning Michelle Nixon & Drive. Crafts, Halloween costume contest at 1:30 p.m., petting zoo, pony rides, carnival games and much more for the entire family. For the first time, the event will include the Baked Apple Pie contest for the best apple pie in Goochland. Parking shuttle service will be available. Rain date is Sunday, Oct. 27 from 2 to 6 p.m. Please visit www.co.goochland.va.us or call 804.556.5854 for more information. Wednesday, Oct. 30 Toddler Storytime begins at 11 a.m. at the Goochland Branch Library for ages 3 to 5 years old. Call 804-556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information. Thursday, Oct. 31 Preschool Storytime begins at 10 a.m. for ages 3 to 5 years old. Mother Goose Storytime begins at 10:45 a.m. for ages 6 to24 months with an adult. Call 804-556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information.
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Fall continued from > page 1 in Goochland (FLAG), the Goochland Historical Society, and a Moon Bounce and face painting for kids. When: From 1 to 6 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 6 Where: Benedictine Preparatory School on River Road.
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Giving peace a chance Goochland Elementary School students spent the morning of Oct. 1 taking part in the Pinwheels for Peace initiative. In honor of National Bullying Prevention Month, the students placed hand-crafted pinwheels on the school’s front lawn. Photos by Roslyn Ryan
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Diane Rigsby helps two students place their pinwheels on the front lawn of Goochland Elementary School.
Science continued from > page 1 craft a solution that involved affixing a device to a pair of 3D glasses that would work with the neurotransmitters inside the viewer’s head. Though he jokingly refers
to the idea as “completely dangerous” given today’s technology, he thinks that perhaps in the future such a solution might be feasible. As for his own future, Rosenbloom is planning to go to film school after he graduates, focusing his talents on the
Students placed pinwheels along the outline fo the word “peace,” which was spray painted on the school lawn.
more technical aspects of filmmaking, the side he has come to appreciate from watching personal favorites like Jurassic Park and the 1968 version of Planet of the Apes. Asked about the prize he won for his state-level win, a Kindle Fire e-reader,
Rosenbloom admits he gave it to his mom since reading books off a screen gives him a headache. Could this be another possible problem to solve in the future, perhaps? “Yeah,” he said, smiling. “It could be.”
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CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 Keep your intentions hidden from others until you are ready for the big reveal, Capricorn. This will help make the surprise even more exciting for all those involved.
TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 It is not a good week to begin new projects, Taurus. In fact, cosmic signs point to finishing up anything you have outstanding. Try to focus on financial matters as well.
LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 Enjoy a short vacation, Leo. It may be a jaunt to a weekend hideaway or something off the beaten path, but make the most of this well-deserved escape from the daily grind.
SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 Scorpio, you may have a desire to travel and seek adventure, but right now finances won’t allow it. If you can keep expenses down, you may have the opportunity soon.
AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 Aquarius, discussions reach a point where you want to make permanent changes to your plans. Mull things over before making any final decisions, but enjoy this exciting time.
GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 Cooperate with others this week, Gemini. This works best when you embrace compromise. Listen to what others have to say and always keep an open mind.
VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 Virgo, you are feeling domestic this week, so enjoy puttering around the house these next several days. You can catch up on decorating or renovating the home.
SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 Expect to have luck on your side this week, Sagittarius. As a natural born risk-taker, all you need is a little incentive to get out and take a chance.
PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20 Personal details about your private life may become public, Pisces. How this information is handled depends on your reaction.
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One win over the line for Benedictine By Eric Kolenich Richmond Times-Dispatch
Much of what Alex Williams learned about football he learned from his grandfather. He was told about the great running backs, including Walter Payton and Jim Brown. Saturday, with the seconds ticking off the clock and the game on the line, the Benedictine running back remembered what his grandfather told him. “Just keep your legs running.” With a minute to go, Williams broke three tackles and muscled his way 27 yards to the 4-yard line. Three plays later, he scored the game-winning touchdown with 30 seconds left. Williams, a freshman running back, scored twice Saturday as Benedictine defeated St. Christopher’s 1410. The Cadets (2-3) led for only 30 seconds all day. But it was the right 30 seconds. Neither team scored in the first half. The Saints took a 7-0 lead in the third quarter when Giles Thompson completed a 9-yard pass to a leaping Garrett Taylor in the corner of the end zone. Benedictine tied it when Williams leaped over the pile, scoring from 2 yards out. When the Saints’ Thomas Cottrell kicked a 23-yard field goal with 2:03 left in the game, it looked as if St. Christopher’s (3-2) would pull out the win. But on the next drive, the Cadets tore down the field, going 61 yards in three plays. At 5-foot-6, Williams is the shortest player on the team. But on that 27-yard run to set up the touchdown, St. Christopher’s defense struggled to wrap their arms around Williams, who weighs
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Above, Benedictine running back Alex Williams (32) falls across the goal line with 32 seconds left to give the Cadets a 14-10 victory over host St. Christopher’s Saturday afternoon. Left, Williams finds running room as the Cadets’ try to overcome St. Christopher’s 10-7 lead in the final two minutes of the game.
165 pounds. “His motor is nonstop,” Benedictine defensive lineman Clelin Ferrell said. “He always runs hard. It’s hard to get him to slow down.”
This time Williams went through the pile instead of over it. He reached the ball out with his left hand just enough to break the plane of the goal line. The ball was knocked out
an impact as a freshman. But scoring -- he picked up his second and third touchdowns of the season Saturday -- feels natural. He did plenty of that last year with the Benedictine Middies, the school’s middle of his hand, but it was too late. school team. He already had scored. The Cadets have won two “I just had to reach across consecutive after dropping and get it over,” Williams said. their first three. Coach Greg It does feel a little strange, Lilly said he thought those Williams said, to make such
losses humbled his team and made them work harder. Benedictine quarterback Bryce Hamilton completed 11 of 26 passes for 122 yards and one interception. Raymon Minor caught four passes for 84 yards. The Cadets held St. Chris to 141 offensive yards. Ganon Hingst rushed 25 times for 62 yards for the Saints. John Fiorelli recorded 101/2 tackles for St. Christopher’s. Sean Menges, in his second week up from the junior varsity, had 61/2 tackles and a sack. Benedictine 0 0 0 14 — 14 St. Christopher’s0 0 7 3 — 10 StC — Garrett 9 pass from Thompson (Cottrell kick) B — Williams 2 run (Cougill kick) StC — FG Cottrell 23 B — Williams 3 run (Cougill kick)
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Quick boost propels Bulldogs to road win By Jim Ridolphi Special Correspondent
The outcome of a football game is sometimes changed in a matter of minutes. In other cases, it takes only seconds. That was the case in Goochland High School’s victory over Buckingham High School, 4113. The Bulldogs scored two touchdowns in 20 seconds to close out the first half of Friday’s contest with Buckingham, claiming a 21-13 intermission lead and changing the complexion of a game that found the homestanding Knights nursing a 13-7 lead as the final minutes of the half began to tick off. With a minute to go, Bulldog quarterback Reid Chenault hit Jaylen Allen with a 29-yard scoring pass that gave the Bulldogs a 14-13 lead. The Knights began a drive deep in their own territory, but were not content to run out the clock. Tyrell Hicks intercepted quarterback Leon Ragland, and Chenault quickly seized the scoring opportunity with a pass to Conner Saunders for 38 yards and a touchdown. Early in the third quarter, Ricky Gordon booted a 29-
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Goochland defenders close in on Buckingham running back Kenneth “Peanut” Johnson in the Bulldogs’ 41-13 victory over the host Knights Friday night.
yard field goal increasing the Bulldog lead to 24-13, but the Knights weren’t ready to surrender. They mounted a drive deep in to Goochland territory that ended when running back Peanut Johnson lost the ball as he struggled for extra yards against a stout Bulldog defense. The Knights then received the full dose of Bulldog football when the visitors mounted a 19-play drive that took eight
minutes off the clock and resulted in a 14 yard Raleigh Marria field goal. Jordan Jefferson picked off two passes in the fourth quarter and Chenault added a touchdown on the ground. The Bulldogs ended the night’s scoring the same way they started with a short run by David Dyer, his second touchdown of the evening. In between those touchdown runs, Dyer provided
the steady offensive effort that earned the tough yards when the bulldogs needed them. Midway through the season, the senior running back’s reliable ground game is becoming a signature of the still-evolving offense. “He’s a horse. We’ve got other kids who are more flashy, but he does the dirty work inside,” Fowler said. “He’s a real football player.” The 41-13 thumping didn’t
accurately indicate the competitive nature of the contest, and both coaches appreciated their teams’ levels of play. “Coach Gill is one of the finest coaches in the state and he runs a great program,” Fowler said. “To come in here and for our kids to play as well as they did at times makes us very happy.” Fowler said the team continues to improve and he saw periods when his team really gelled. He also noted lost opportunities. “We played well at times but we missed a lot of opportunities,” Fowler said. “We dropped maybe four touchdown passes in the first half.” While Fowler’s offense has received most of the headlines this season, the coach said it was the defense that gets the credit for this win. “The defense only gave up one touchdown,” Fowler said. “I thought our defense played well tonight. We worked really hard this week in practice.” Fowler said extra preparation by defensive coordinator Dan Summitt and excellent scout team preparation really made a difference in the game’s outcome. Fowler’s defense came up
with five turnovers, and Knights coach Craig Gill said that was more than enough to sink his team’s efforts. “The turnovers really hurt us, especially when we were trying to get back in to the game in the second half,” Gill said. The veteran coach applauded his team’s effort, but offered words that reinforce his philosophy on the game. “They say football builds character, but I say football shows character,” Gill said. “We didn’t show character when we gave up those two big plays right before the half.” In the final evaluation, Gill pointed to a simple reality that summed up Friday’s game. “They executed well on offense and we didn’t.” Goochland Buckingham
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G — Dyer 2 run (Marria kick) B — Edwards 63 pass from Ragland (Johnson kick) B — Johnson 26 interception return (kick failed) G — Allen 29 pass from Chenault (Marria kick) G — Saunders 38 pass from Chenault (Marria kick) G — Gordon 41 FG G — Marria 31 FG G — Chenault 8 run (Marria kick) G — Dyer 6 run (Marria kick)
St. Catherine’s gets last-minute victory over Collegiate By Dave Lawrence sports@goochlandgazette.com
For many sports fans, there’s nothing better than watching two rivals slug it out until one gets the upper hand in the closing seconds of the game. For fans of the Collegiate School and St. Catherine’s School field hockey teams, that’s exactly what they got last Tuesday when St. Catherine’s
Sasha Walmsley took a pass from Ida Farinholt and drove it into the back of the Collegiate net with 55 seconds left in regulation to give the Saints a 2-1 victory over the visitors. “Collegiate-St. Catherine’s games are always competitive, very skillful,” said St. Catherine’s coach Don Warner. “I think on this field today we had six to eight, perhaps 10, Division I athletes – maybe not
all in hockey – but Division I athletes nonetheless. When you’ve got that many kids that are that athletic playing with and against each other, you’re going to have a fun game.” Collegiate took an early lead on a converted corner by Dodi Allocca, with an assist by Ana Yoo with 8:25 remaining in the first half. St. Catherine’s had plenty of chances to score in the first
half, but Collegiate keeper Campbell Brewer blocked the way. “We’d managed enough pressure to perhaps find a goal in the first half,” Warner said. “Campbell Brewer is an excellent keeper and she closed the door on us more than once. In the second half we managed to figure out a way to get it behind her. Brewer finished with 11
saves. The Cougars’ lead did not last long into the second half, though, as Farinholt scored an unassisted equalizer for St. Catherine’s with 26:03 remaining in regulation. The game stayed knotted at 1-1 until Walmsley’s go-ahead goal in the final minute. “It’s a high-pressure game, and it was really fun in that respect,” said Collegiate coach
Karen Doxey. “We played a great opponent who in a lot of ways really controlled the ball and really put a lot of pressure on it. … It was a fun game.” Collegiate St. Catherine’s
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St. Catherine’s students catch the wind By Dave Lawrence sports@goochlandgazette.com
While most of the sailing world’s attention was focused on Oracle Team USA’s spectacular comeback to win the America’s Cup race last Wednesday, a small group of students from St. Catherine’s and St. Christopher’s schools gathered at Osborne Landing on the James River south of Richmond to do some sailing of their own – but it was not just for fun. The students are members of the two schools’ sailing teams. St. Catherine’s, with athletic facilities in Goochland, and St. Christopher’s are two of a handful of schools in the area with a sailing team, but they are far from the only schools in the state that compete in racing as a sport. A mix of private and public schools – most from the Virginia Beach, Hampton Roads and Chesapeake regions – participate in Virginia Interscholastic Sailing Association-sanctioned events. In the past, sailing was a major part of the region’s economy. Now, it is seen as something of an oddity – many students at the St. Catherine’s, for example, are not aware of the team’s existence. “I actually didn’t know there was a Saints’ team until I got to high school,” said Alex Tolleson, one of St. Catherine’s team captains. “I actually played field hockey for one year during the fall season, so I wasn’t able to [sail] my freshman year. But I gave up on that and switched to sailing.” Tolleson caught the sailing bug at a summer camp – a fairly common way for team members to discover the sport. “When I was 7 I went to
Photos by Dave Lawrence
Above, a flotilla of boats begins to spread across Christchurch School’s Rappahannock River course after the start of a race on Saturday, Sep. 21. Left, St. Catherine’s sailing team members Lilli Cooper (left) and Elizabeth Magee prepare for their race.
one camp and sailed Optis, which are like floating bathtubs for little kids,” said Ryan Hodgson, another one of St. Catherine’s team captains. The floating bathtub experience did not curb Hodgson’s
enthusiasm. The following year she went to a sailing camp and has kept sailing since. New team member Lilli Cooper’s first sailing experiences were more familial. The recent transplant from Indiana
spent a lot of time at her grandparents’ home on Lake Wawasee in the northern part of the state. “I would spend my summers up there,” Cooper said. “We had always had sailboats.
My dad would go out and my grandpa would go out and I was always invited to go along with them. At first it was very scary, with all the waves, and being scared to tip over and stuff, but I began to adjust.” Soon she was going to sailing camps, too. “I absolutely loved it,” Cooper said. Unlike most sports that run on massive infusions of adrenaline, sailing can inspire a significant amount of serenity. “It’s a calm sport,” Hodgson said. “You kind of can get in
your own zone and focus on what your own boat is doing and how you’re going to get around.” But the team members know that life on the water has its moments. “Last week we had a small watercraft advisory due to how windy it was,” Cooper said. “Many people see it as a very laid-back sport, but when the conditions are rough, the sport is quite intense.” St. Catherine’s and St. Christopher’s have separate teams, but they share coaches – Mike Karn and Ted Quinn – boats and practice facilities. Both have a family tradition of sailing. Quinn’s grandfather, David Stanfield, got into sailing in Virginia via the Boy Scouts in the 1930s – they sailed canoes jury-rigged with a mast. When Stanfield’s family moved to Baltimore, Stanfield, now 90, joined a Sea Scout troop that refurbished an abandoned skipjack – even finding a new mast to replace the missing spar – and sailed it on the Chesapeake. Sailing is still a part of Stanfield’s life. He and Quinn went sailing together in May. Even though team members like Cooper have seven decades to go to catch up to Stanfield’s age, many plan, like him, to keep sailing as a part of their lives. Tolleson, for example, checks to see whether prospective colleges have sailing teams. Whether or not Cooper continues to compete, she expects to continue her family’s sailing tradition. “It’s always been something that I know I will do for the rest of my life, that I will want to bring into my children’s lives.” Cooper said. “With my family, it’s something we all enjoy to do.”
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Goochland schools receive $50,000 grant to study impact of year-round school Contributed Report
The Goochland County Public Schools have received $50,000 in grant funding to be used in planning for a pilot year-round school initiative at Randolph Elementary School. The division will begin immediately recruiting an extraordinary educator to study the feasibility of the pilot program and TUESDAY EVENING 4 PM 4:30
to make recommendations to the board regarding potential implementation. The intended program will follow the “school-within-aschool” model and will serve one Kindergarten and one First Grade classroom. “It’s important to understand that no parents will be required to enroll their children in the program. If feasible, all parents will have the
opportunity to explore it and select this if they see it as a good fit for their child,” explained superintendent Dr. James Lane. The grant application program suggests a potential timeline, but no details will be finalized until the feasibility study is complete. Students who participate in the year-round pilot would likely start in mid-July 2014 and attend class-
es for nine-weeks at a time, with three-week intercessions following each session. “We see this as a wonderful way to reduce “summer slump” in learning retention and provide remediation opportunities for some students during the intercessions,” commented Sandra Crowder, principal of Randolph Elementary School. “We are thrilled to be considered for hosting the
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LANDSCAPE & GARDENING Establishing gardens as far as you want to go. If you want a vegetable garden or a flower garden I will come in till, add balance nutrients & amendments. Raised beds & container gardens no problem. Mulching & Winterization. Chris the Gardener, 804-938-0752 or creech7133@comcast.net
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
Announcements AUCTION SALES
Large Absolute On-Site Estate Auction Saturday October 5, 2013 @ 10AM 448 Jouett School Road Mineral, Va. 23117 Selling the Estate of Rosa S. Anthony
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Elite Powerwashing- Cleaning all Surfaces Gutter Cleaning Call 804-314-0150 TREE SERVICE 1 Call For All Your Tree Needs L & J Tree Service, LLC. Stump Removal, 24 hr. Emergency Service Free Est. Fully Ins. Call 229-2694 Great Dane Tree Service LLC. Trimming, Topping & Removal. Minutes from Goochland Call 540-872-2600
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Complete home dispersal, garage, and outbuildings. 1995 Ford R-150 4x4, 2006 Ford Taurus, New Holland tractor, Farmall tractor, Scaggs mower, air compressor, numerous hand and power tools. Nice selection of handmade furniture by E. B. Sprouse in Mineral Va. Dining room, bedroom sets, bookcase, coffee and end tables, corner cabinet, Antique furniture, glassware, china, approx. 1000 pcs. Of gold, diamond and silver jewelry, antique watches, knives, country collectibles, crocks, jugs, antique clocks, linens, new clothing men, women, and children, etc. This is an all day auction with tons of merchandise to buy! Sale held regardless of weather under large tents, refreshments available. For more details and photos, see www.GrindstaffAuctions.com
Public Auction Goochland County Public Schools will hold a public vehicle/ surplus item auction on Saturday, October 5, 2013 at 10:00 AM, at the former bus lot located at 1901 Sandy Hook Road, 23063. Vehicles include: 1997 Oldsmobile Achieva SL (1) 1992 International School Bus (1) 1993 International School Bus (1) 1999 International School Bus Other items: Air Compressors, Angle Iron Bender/Cutter & Press, Bookcases, Bulletin Board, Chairs, Copiers, Countertops & Braces, Desks, Dishwasher, File Cabinets, Flat Files, Gray Boards, Hot Water Heater, Overhead Projectors, Maps, Nail Press, Parallel Bars, Printers, Refrigerator, Shelving, Tables, TVs, Video Cameras For more information call 804-556-5360.
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Affordable, clean, safe and efficient wood heat. Central Boiler OUTDOOR WOOD FURNACE . Heats multiple buildings. Ellis Contracting Inc. 804-366-9536
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Commerci al & Residential Paving Paving & Seal Coating, Tar & Chip, Gravel Driveways. Free Estimates! 10% Fall Discount Call 804-683-0099
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23009 - Selling off remaining inventory of the Old Red Furniture Store. Prices are incredible on quality solid wood furniture. Everything will be sold regardless of price or condition. No reasonable offers will be refused. Sat, Oct. 5, starting at 9 a.m. 15389 Richmond-Tappahannock Hwy. (360)
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LOW INTEREST FINANCING Borrow up to $20K, $386/mo. @ 8% interest. Personal & Small Business Loans. Bad credit okay. Call to apply. 1-888-851-0211
Merchandise FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS BEDS - Queen Pillow Top Mattress Set $150 New, will sacrifice. 804-869-8889 Advertise with The Goochland Gazette Call 746-1235 to hear about The Local’s upcoming advertising opportunities!
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Bed - New Mattress Set in Plastic w/ warr. Full $99, Queen $109, King $189. Delivery/Lay -A-Way. Call 804-218-0680.
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wanted timber! Standingpulp
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Hay for Sale 750 lb round bales. Barn kept. Horse quality. $30.00 each or $25.00 each for 5 or more bales. Storage available for bulk sale. (804) 640-5081
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FREELANDER - 2008 RV - 22’ x 8’w. very good condition, 450 Ford engine. Must see! Serious inquiries only, please, 434-246-2828.
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Pets & Animals BIRDS, FISH, EXOTIC ANIMALS Male Emu. Approx 4 yrs old. Good temperament. Needs at least an acre enclosure with good fence. Price negotiable. Call 804-878-5372
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Now Hiring SPECTACULAR SUPERSTAR CASHIERS AND COOKS FOR ALL SHIFTS- especially Mid shifts and 2nd Shifts for Hardee’s of Goochland!! Apply today if you are Energetic, Customer focused with a Can do Attitude at bnecareers.com or call 800-997-1456 (restaurant#2999). EOE
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Miniture Pinschers AKC $400. each Fred and Ginny Fleischman, 804-457-4593
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Goochland resident seeking in home Healthcare Aid. Part time, three days a week. Monday through Friday hours would be 7:30 am - 1:00pm. Saturday hours would be 9:00 am - 11:30 am. Must be dependable and trustworthy. For more information call 804-556-6493.
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NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S SALE OF 2230 Haskin Rd., Goochland, Virginia 23062 (Goochland County, Virginia) In execution of a Credit Line Deed of Trust made by HAZEL B. DANDRIDGE, dated January 18, 2001, securing an amount up to $25,000.00, recorded in the Clerk’s Office of the County of Goochland, Virginia, in Deed Book 453, at page 637 (Seth E. Twery having been appointed Substitute Trustee by Appointment of Substitute Trustee dated August 23, 2013, of record in said Clerk’s Office as Instrument Number 130003190), due to default in payment of the debt secured, the undersigned Substitute Trustee will offer for sale at public auction at the front of the Courthouse for the Circuit Court of the County of Goochland, Virginia on the 7th day of November, 2013 at 9:00 a.m., that certain tract of real estate, known as 2230 Haskin Rd., Goochland, Virginia 23062, located in the County of Goochland, Virginia, being more particularly described as follows: All that certain piece or parcel of land, lying in Goochland County, Virginia, containing 3 Acres, more or less, it being in the Lickinghole Magisterial District approximately 3 miles East of Fife, and lying on the Haskins Road, beginning at White Oak pointers with Warren Childress Est., on the Northwest side of Haskins Road, thence in a Northerly direction along a hedge row a fence with a line of the said Warren Childress Est., to a Black Oak marked with chops as corner with Warren Childress Est., and the John Young Est., now Graves, and thence along the Graves line marked by a wire fence in a easterly direction to a fence post on Haskins Road corner with Graves tract and Robert Bailey, dec’d thence along the said road Southwest to the beginning. LESS AND EXCEPT, 1.00 acre, as more particularly shown on that certain plat made by Kenneth M. Hart dated October 15, 1974, attached to that certain deed dated November 12, 1974 and recorded in Deed Book 138, at page 168, released by Deed of Partial Release dated August 19, 2010 of record in the Office of the Clerk, Circuit Court Goochland County, Virginia, as Instrument No. 100002684.
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Sale subject to all conditions, restrictions, reservations and easements, if any of record and now applicable thereto. Terms: At least 10% cash or certified funds on day of sale; balance due within 30 days. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: Seth E. Twery, Esq. Seth E. Twery, P.C. 715 Court St., 2nd Floor P.O. Box 185 Lynchburg, VA 24505-0185 (434)845-5285 Advertise with The Goochland Gazette Call 746-1235 for more details!
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District 3, Wednesday, October 16, 7:00 p.m. Company 5 Firehouse, 2710 Fairground Road, Goochland District 4, Thursday, October 17, 7:00 p.m. Grace Chinese Baptist Church, 850 Broad Street Road, Manakin-Sabot District 5, Thursday, October 24, 7:00 p.m. Co. 1 Firehouse, 180 River Road West, Manakin-Sabot District 1, Monday, October 28, 7:00 p.m. Byrd Elementary School, 2704 Hadensville-Fife Rd., Goochland District 2, Wednesday, October 30, 7:00 p.m. J. Sargeant Reynolds CC Goochland Campus, 1851 Dickinson Road, Goochland The public is invited to attend any and all meetings!
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