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Goochland resident Del Clay, a disabled veteran, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2013. Now, his family and friends are in a race against the clock to get him the treatment he needs
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Just in time for the holidays, a Goochland family has a brand new home of their own. Goochland Habitat for Humanity celebrated the dedication of its 20th home on Oct. 19, handing over the keys to the Scott-Prosser family. To begin the ceremony, George Price, president of Goochland Habitat for Humanity, introduced the invocation by Rev. Rosemary Price. Knight Bowles then shared some thoughts on the history of the Goochland chapter’s founding, with instrumental accompaniment provided by Bert Henley. Bowles pointed out that the ScottProsser family had not only put in the requisite number of “sweat equity” hours required to obtain their see Habitat > page 2
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embers of a Goochland group are hoping the community will continue to rally around them as they work to secure life-saving treatments for a decorated military veteran. The Pray4Clay Warriors will be holding several benefit events in the coming weeks to help raise funds for Del Clay, a county resident currently engaged in the battle of his life. Clay, a recipient of the Purple Heart for injuries sustained while serving two tours in Iraq, was diagnosed with Stage IV pancreatic cancer in 2013 and eventually learned that he has a particularly rare form of the disease. The diagnosis is not Clay’s first brush with serious illness. While on his final deployment during Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2011, Clay
suffered a stroke and was diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury as a result. After a lengthy stay in a military hospital, Clay was declared medically retired. According to those working on behalf of Clay and his family, doctors have said that the only treatment that could extend Clay’s life is a medical trial currently underway in Houston, Texas. “All we can do now is to keep pushing forward,” said Melissa Clay, Del’s wife of nearly 30 years. “It’s been heart wrenching but we have turned over every rock...we’re just never going to give up.” The Pray 4 Clay Warriors organization is attempting to raise $15,000, money that will help pay for the first of six treatments Clay will require. The group has already raised around $1,800 thanks to a benefit concert held at see Clay > 2
Goochland resident Del Clay, shown with his grandchildren Caleb and Annabelle, is hoping to travel to Texas in December to undergo treatment for pancreatic cancer.
American Legion Post 215, the American Legion Auxiliary, and the Goochland High School Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps will present a ceremony honoring veterans at 11 a.m. on Nov. 11, 2014 in the Goochland High School auditorium. This follows the tradition started in 1947 when the first Veterans Day was observed, paying tribute to all those who serve and have served in the military. The guest speaker this year will be Col. Catherine Hundley, who is retired from the United States National Guard. Col. Hundley holds the unique distinction of being the first female to be promoted to the rank of Colonel in the history of the Virginia Army National Guard. In 1997, she also became the first female from the Virginia Army National Guard to graduate from the U.S. Army War College. The ceremony is open to the public and all are invited. For more information, call (804) 708-0513. Benedictine College Preparatory School will be hosting a Veterans Day see Veterans Day > 2
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Goochland High School’s new Marine Corps JROTC unit will host a Veterans Day gathering at the school on Nov. 11.
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Habitat home, but had almost doubled the amount needed. Steve Fleming then introduced Katherine Scott and Karl Prosser, who have been together for over 15 years. Also in attendance were Katherine’s children, Kimberly, Geralene and
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Goochland High School and a bingo fundraiser at Randolph Elementary School. On Saturday, the group will be holding an Army vs.
Jonathan and her 2 year old granddaughter Kenya. During the ceremony, Bowles presented the couple with a rake and a shovel to help in maintaining their yard. Rev. Price presented them with a family bible and led the gathering in a Recitation of Dedication, after which Shirley Christian read the poem “Love
Fallen Alumni Veterans. The guest speaker for this event will be Col. Persse K. Deverell III, a member of the Class of 1960. The ceremony will be held on the Corps Parade Ground and parking will be available in the front of the school. Marines basketball game from 3 to 7 p.m. at the Goochland Sports Complex at 1800 Sandy Hook Road. A bingo fundraiser is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 14, at Byrd Elementary School at 2704 Hadensville Fife Road
is the Cornerstone.” The family was then given the keys to their home. With the completion of the Scott-Prosser home, Goochland’s Habitat fchapter has now built one house for every 1,000 people in the county, earning it one of the highest “homes built to population” ratios in the U.S.
Those wishing to attend are asked to RSVP to Patrice Pyle at (804) 708-9525 or pyle@benedictinecollegeprep. org. Special seating will be available for all veterans and families of alumni honored in the Reynolds Memorial. and a BBQ Chicken Dinner will be held on Saturday, Nov. 22 (time and location to be announced). For more information on the efforts of the Pray 4 Clay Warriors, visit CaringBridge. org and search Pray 4 Clay.
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Jones earns Eagle Scout rank Franklin Jones IV chose to take on was a prayer garden — because just getting the task t might be fitting that accomplished nearly required a the Eagle Scout proj- measure of divine intervention. ect Rosewell “It was stressful,� Jones, 17, admitted, but he continued to forge ahead. He had decided to construct the prayer garden, to be located at Gum Spring United Methodist Church, after talking with then-pastor Jeffery Hall. Since the church was in the process of building a new sanctuary at that point, Jones thought the project would be a way to help with the transition. “I decided it would be good to do this for the church so they wouldn’t have to worry about it,� Jones said. Getting the prayer garden built required a lengthy approval process, and meant getting the blessing of both the Boy Scouts and the church. “It took years,� Jones said.
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Jones also had to balance the planning and approval process with his school work at Goochland High School and his extracurricular activities, including participating in the Future Farmers of America and the Future Business Leaders of America. Still, he persevered through the planning process, and finally the construction day arrived. Jones said he could not have gotten the installation completed without the help of the 30 volunteers — including fellow members of Troop 710 — who came out to help. Fours after they started, the group beheld the culmination of all that effort: a perfectly divine prayer garden, complete with a stainless steel cross, a pathway, and a landscaped area ringed with boxwoods and azaleas. The project was a hit with church members, but also impressed scout leadership as well. On Sept. 28, Jones was awarded his Eagle Scout rank, the highest level a Scout can achieve.
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Goochland author Ron Spessard will be appearing from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 8, at the Barnes & Noble bookstore at Longwood University. He will take part in a book signing for his first book, “Homespun.� The book, which was pub-
lished this year, is a compilation of stories from Spessard’s childhood, which he spent living with his extended family on a rural farm. Spessard tells tales of a simpler time in America, and his narrative highlights a way of life that is quickly fading into the past.
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Italian Monkey Bread 1 tube Pillsbury pizza crust 12 oz Mozzarella cheese Italian seasoning 1 cup butter, melted 2 cloves garlic, minced Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Add the garlic to the melted butter in a small bowl. Cut the pizza dough up into small squares and dip into butter and garlic mixture. Arrange into a layer in a Bundt cake pan. Cover with a layer of cheese and sprinkle with Italian seasoning. Layer remaining pizza dough, cheese and seasoning. Bake until golden brown, at least 30 minutes. Serve with warm pizza sauce for dipping. Serves 12. see Menu > 5
Dear Fashioner of The Most Lovely Thanksgiving Table Ever, Less is more! Case in point: the power of an exotic pumpkin on a bare table. You will spend very little for a lot of praise this year if you just round If you are yourself up three entertaining white pumpkins. Group them togeth- a large crowd er or set in a row. and don’t Call upon nature have enough for wisps of evergreen, grapevine or matching tree branches, nestle linens, serving them around the pieces or pumpkins and scatter some tea lights if tableware, mix you have them on it up! hand. Voila! If you wish to enhance the formality of the occasion, layer on a tablecloth and cloth napkins. If you are entertaining a large crowd and don’t have enough matching linens, serving pieces or tableware, mix it up! Autumn is all about color so you can pull this trick off easily, especially around Thanksgiving. I think there is nothing more fun than multi-colored glass goblets at each place setting. However you choose to style your table, I hope I have given you enough inspiration to spark some ideas of your own. Here s wishing you a perfectly fetching and festive table and a very happy Thanksgiving! Mrs. Smith-Cole is a wife, mother (of three), interior designer and active member in the Goochland Woman’s Club. Have a question for Fern? Send it to editor@ goochlandgazette.com.
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tablespoons milk and sugar, Chocolate Lasagna mixing well. Stir in 1¼ cups continued from >4 36 regular Oreo cookies Cool Whip; spread mixture over cold crust. In bowl, whisk 6 tablespoons butter, melted Classic Crockpot 8 ounces cream cheese, soft- pudding and 3¼ cups cold spaghetti milk. Spread this layer over ened 2 tablespoons olive oil cream cheese layer; set for 3 3/8 cups cold milk, divided 2 onions, chopped five minutes. Spread remain¼ cup granulated sugar 2 green bell peppers, chopped ing Cool Whip over the top. 12 ounces Cool Whip, divided 2 stalks celery, sliced Sprinkle chips evenly over 7.8 ounces Instant Chocolate the top. Freeze for one hour 4 teaspoons minced garlic Pudding or refrigerate for four hours 3 pounds lean ground beef 1 ½ cups mini chocolate chips before serving. Serves 8. 2 carrots, diced 2 cups mushrooms, sliced Crush Oreos to fine Looking for more recipes like 28 ounces tomato sauce crumbs and place in a large this? The popular Goochland 3 cups water 28 ounces of stewed tomatoes, bowl. Stir in butter. Transfer Woman’s Club cookbook 50 blended mixture to a 9 x 13 Cheers! is loaded with already undrained 2 tablespoons parsley, minced baking dish ad press into the put-together meals for every bottom of a pan to form a occasion. To get your own copy 1 tablespoon died oregano crust; refrigerate. Fluff cream contact Patsy Garber at pagar1 tablespoon sugar cheese with a mixer. Add two ber@comcast.net. 2 teaspoons salt 2 teaspoons black pepper 1 pound dry spaghetti
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all the guests with a dinner party the evening before the wedding. Anne is a graduate of Mills E. Godwin High School and The Georgia Institute of Technology and attended the University of California, Santa Barbara. Trent is a graduate of Charles E. Jordan High School, North Carolina State University and University of California, Santa Barbara. They are Ph.D. candidates in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Vanderbilt University and reside in Nashville, Tennessee. They honeymooned in California this summer.
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Miss Anne Douglas Talley and Mr. Trenton Marcus Tovar were married at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 15, 2014, at the Hermitage Country Club in Manakin-Sabot. Ms. Kathleen Cronin Kennedy, a friend of the family, officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Ms. Deborah Allen Talley of Richmond and Mr. Jeffrey Glenn Talley of Dallas, Texas. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lofton Douglas Allen of Emporia and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Spencer Talley of Manakin-Sabot. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Armando Tovar of Durham, North Carolina. He is the grandson of Mr. Delmar Elliot Hamilton of Durham, North Carolina, and the late Mrs. Mildred Lee Hamilton and Mrs. Berta Tovar of Irvine, California, and the late Mr. Guillermo Tovar. The bride and groom were each escorted by their parents, who also offered blessings for their marriage. The bride wore a strapless gown of ivory silk with a sweetheart neckline and an A-line silhouette. She carried a Bible, covered in white roses and hydrangeas, that had been carried by her maternal grandmother, her mother and her aunts. She wore her late great-grandmother’s wedding ring and carried a handkerchief belonging to the mother of the officiant. Miss Carol Elizabeth Talley of Virginia Beach, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor. Miss Katherine Ann Hendley of Dacula, Georgia, cousin of the bride, served as bridesmaid. They wore purple strapless sweetheart chiffon sheath dresses and carried nosegays of pink roses. The best man was Mr.
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On development issue, who are we afraid of? By Roslyn Ryan Editor
When I was around 10 years old, I succeeded after a year of begging in convincing my parents to let me take on a small afternoon paper route in our hometown. It was only a few square blocks, but, boy, was I proud of myself. Even on the coldest days, I would haul out my shiny newspaper cart and load it up, looking — or so I liked to think — very much like a grown-up career woman going about her business day. It was on one of those cold, blustery winter days that I happened to pull my cart past an elegantly-dressed woman on her way into a bank (in my memory she is swathed in fur and dripping in diamonds, but that memory may have become a bit embellished over the years). After taking stock of a child who apparently looked, to her, like an early 19th century street urchin, she fumbled in her handbag and pulled out a few dollar bills. “Here,” she said crisply, thrusting the bills at me just before she swept through the doors of the bank. “Take this.” Before I could even say thank you, she was gone. I suppose, in retrospect,
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that it was meant to be a kind gesture. But even at that young age I felt the sting of being judged a charity case. More than that, the way she looked at me — and the fact that she had been careful to keep herself an arm’s length away — left a feeling that is still hard to describe even so many years later. Sadly, I can’t help but feel the old, familiar pull of that memory whenever I come across debates like the one currently playing out in District 4. During the recent District 4 Town Hall meeting, a number of Centerville’s Parke at SaddleCreek subdivision residents reportedly expressed serious reservations about the kind of businesses that could possibly be located nearby. Furthermore, there was some handwringing about the kinds of people that such businesses would attract. There is a part of me that desperately would like to ask during one of these debates — respectfully, of course — just what sort of businesses and people we are worried about. To be sure, I am not begrudging anyone the right to live in a nice, safe, quiet, neighborhood, free from the see Zoning > 7
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Delta Kappa Gamma donates school supplies Sandra Barkley, left, secretary of the Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, presents Megan Willis, second grade teacher at Goochland Elementary School, with a box of supplies from the recent state Delta Kappa Gamma Executive Board fall meeting. Megan’s name was drawn at random and the prize was presented during the Goochland Elementary School faculty meeting
on Oct. 16. The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International is a professional honor society of top women educators from around the world promoting excellence in education. Established in 1929, Delta Kappa Gamma is just for women and provides members with valuable professional and personal growth opportunities.
The Alpha Epsilon Chapter in Goochland County has 35 members made up of active and retired educators. Members attend leadership training, mentor students and new teachers, purchase books for literacy programs, support the Jackson Family Blacksmith Shop Museum and the Second Union (Rosenwald) School Museum, and award grants.
Letters to the Editor Residents should be concerned about sludge permit application Dear Editor, We have just recently become aware of an alarming issue that will impact Goochland, Hanover, New Kent, Surry, King & Queen, Prince George, and King William counties. Here is the bottom line: The Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is in the final process of deciding on a permit (VPA00584) to approve SYNAGRO Central, LLC to spread sludge in Goochland, and 6 other surrounding counties, which would include applying this industrial sludge to more than 16,000 acres
(covering 322 fields) of land allowing a 10 year span for dumping this waste. Part of this 10 year permit is for land located here in Goochland. The industrial sludge will come from three plants in the area: Tyson’s Foods in Glen Allen, Smithfield Foods in Smithfield, and the Rock Tenn paper mill in West Point, and will be applied at 1-2 dry tons per acre of land. As for wet tons, Smithfield would be 15-30 tons per acre, Rock Tenn would at 15-30 tons per acre, and Tyson at 6-15 tons per acre. DEQ reports some of the chemical composition of this industrial sludge includes copper, lead, aluminum, mercury, arsenic and other carcinogens. While DEQ and other
advocates of the product state there is overwhelming evidence showing decades of usage of sludge with no negative effects to the environment, wildlife, or health of those around it, others against the usage of this sludge say it’s toxic, causes health problems, and is detrimental to the environment. If the extremely offensive odor and the swarm of flies that it attracts isn’t enough to concern you, then the heavy metal content of the industrial sludge and the potential threat of contamination to shallow wells and waterways should outrage people. Several of us from Goochland and other counties attended a standing room only public meeting with the see Letters > page 7
Letters continued from >6 DEQ and Water Control Board at Innsbrook on Thursday, Oct. 23 in opposition to the Synagro permit to dump industrial sludge. The citizen testimonies and outcries in opposition to this permit were very factual and alarming. Several personal testimonies included cases of health issues and even death after being exposed to industrial sludge. Second to the health issues, the main concerns included the potential threat of contamination to shallow wells and waterways and lack of testing and monitoring by the DEQ. In addition to the concerns with the industrial sludge adversely affecting the public and the environment, there are major concerns with Synagro. There have been several cases alleging neglect, mishandling of products, and violations by Synagro in the past. Most recent violations include, a lawsuit was filed against the company alleging that the company was illegally dumping chemicals, violating antipollution laws, and illegally ran waste disposal at the plant located in Houston, Texas. In addition, in 2012, residents noticed the product in tributaries going into the rivers in Essex, Fauquier and Goochland. DEQ officials found this to be a violation and the State Water Control Board fined Synagro $65,000. The company paid a $16,250 fine and agreed to a two-year environmental study on this problem.
Zoning continued from >6 fear that they might one day wake up to find that someone has opened a greasy spoon type restaurant or a car wash 15 feet from their driveway.
Synagro filed for bankruptcy in April of last year, after defaulting on debt. The company was sold to privateequity firm EQT Infrastructure II LP in August of last year. Please do your own homework. There are numerous web sites: Just type in Synagro or Slugevictims.com. The Goochland County Board of Supervisors submitted a Letter of Request to the DEQ stating they would like to have a better understanding of the components of this industrial sludge as well as assurance of better testing and monitoring. They have requested industrial sludge not be land applied until further research, similar to the JLARC biosolids studies conducted in 2005 and 2008 be conducted, and industry-specific regulatory standards be developed and implemented, and ongoing testing and monitoring protocols be established. The deadline for submitting public comments is fast approaching, which is Nov. 7, and the State Water Control Board will make their final ruling on this permit on Dec. 11, 2014. If this issue concerns you, and we hope it does, please submit your comments to the following and include your name and address (Refer to Permit #VPA00584 for Synagro Central, LLC):
ginia.gov Michael Murphy, Regional Director Virginia Department of Environmental Quality 4949-A Cox Road Glen Allen, VA 23060 Phone: 804-527-5053 Fax: 804-527-5106 Email: michael.murphy@deq. virginia.gov Robert Dunn, Chairman State Water Control Board 4105 Millwood Road Chester, VA 23831 Thank you, Margie Derreberry and Val Turner Goochland
Parks and Rec thanks county for supporting festival
Dear Editor, Goochland County Parks, Recreation & Facilities would like to take the opportunity to thank all of the individuals, collective organizations, the community and volunteers for their participation and continued support of the Goochland County Fall Festival. The Department wishes to extend special thanks to our Sponsors, “Bronze” Sponsorship Keystone Truck & Tractor Museum; “Supporter” Sponsorship Practical Defense Seth Mullins & Parrish Ford; “Friend” 4949-A Cox Road Sponsorship Riverside Pace, Glen Allen, VA 23060 Martin’s, Liberty Mutual Phone: 804-527-5132 & Family Chiropractic Fax: 804-527-5106 Center of Richmond; Email: seth.mullins@deq.vir- “Buddy” Sponsorship Curves
But common sense would seem to dictate that development outside the bounds of a residential area, while certainly subject to current zoning ordinances, can’t (and won’t) always conform to the tastes of the people living nearby.
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Fortunately, there are places people can choose to locate their homes where they are virtually guaranteed to avoid the indignities of living near a strip mall or a having to pass by the unwashed masses queuing up for a burger at a fast food joint:
Goochland, The Goochland Gold Spot, Goochland Pharmacy, Dreamshine Tack & Celebrations at Bandit’s Ridge. Parks, Recreation & Facilities would like to specifically thank the County Agencies, our Community Partners, and those who supported the Fall Festival: Goochland County Board of Supervisors, the Recreation Advisory Commission, Goochland County Fire & Rescue, Sheriff’s Department, Health Department, Sheryl Holcomb and all who organized and supported the Cole Starke Memorial Home Run Derby, Pamunkey Regional Library Goochland Branch, Animal Control, Department of Forestry, Goochland County Schools, Goochland Rotary, Company 4 & 6 Ladies Auxiliary, GES PTA, Goochland Historical Society, Va. Cooperative Extension 4-H Animal Science Club, Trailblazers and Thunderhooves, Thistle Down Alpaca’s, Goochland Family YMCA, Goochland Gazette, Jeanie & Lester Bryant and Creative Awards & More. For more information on upcoming programs, Department sponsored special events, and the Winter Spring 2015 Program Guide, please visit the Department website at www.co.goochland.va.us or find us on Facebook to share your Festival pictures! Thank you for your continued support! The Goochland County Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department
They are called private islands. Sadly, Goochland doesn’t have any. So those who choose to live here may be forced to live with the uncomfortable reality that neighborhoods — like so many other things in life — sometimes change.
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Community Calendar Thursday, Nov. 6 Storytimes will be held at the Goochland Branch Library. Toddler storytime, for 2-year-olds accompanied by a parent, starts at 10 a.m. Mother Goose storytime, for children who are 6 to 24 months old and accompanied by a parent, will start at 10:45 a.m. Preschool storytime for 3- to 5-year-olds will begin at 11:30 a.m. For more information, call 804556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West. Friday, Nov. 7
will be held with registration starting at 8 a.m. for the 9 a.m. race at Goochland High School. The 5K route is somewhat rolling through Bulldog Way and Holland Hills subdivision. Runners and walkers are welcome. Adult registration is $25, and high school and middle school students can register for $15. Go online to register at http:// gyl5k14.eventbrite.com, or register on the day of the race. Proceeds will benefit Goochland Young Life, a ministry that serves high school and middle school students in Goochland.
A First Friday Film will be shown from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Cochrane Rockville Branch Library. The whole crew is invited to enjoy a movie on the big screen. Refreshments will be provided by the Friends of the Rockville Library. For more information, call 804-749-3146 or visit the library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Road.
The Noel November Holiday Bazaar will be held 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Goochland High School. Holiday and specialty food items will be for sale, along with jewelry, books, fabric art, baked goods and more. Organizers expect more than 35 vendors. The event, which is sponsored by Goochland High School’s All Night Graduation, will Storytimes will be held at also feature raffles. the Cochrane Rockville Branch Library. Preschool storytime, Sunday, Nov. 9 for children 3 to 5 years old, will begin at 10:30 a.m. Family stoSt. Mark Baptist Church, locatrytime, for all ages, starts at 11 ed at 4596 Factory Mill Road in a.m. For more information, call Maidens, extends an invitation to 804-749-3146 or visit the library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Road. the ordination and consecration service for Deacons-Elect Vernon Fleming and Marcus Walker and Saturday, Nov. 8 Deaconesses-Elect Gloria Fleming, The Goochland Young Life 5K Jean Minor and Renee Walker
at 4 p.m. Rev. Alex Shelley, pastor of Mt. Olivet Baptist Church in Montpelier, will be the guest preacher. His choir, ushers and congregants will accompany him. The public is invited to worship and celebrate with the St. Mark Baptist congregation.
Tuesday, Nov. 11 “August 1914: My Grandfather’s War” will be presented from 7 to 8:30 p.m. by Desmond Savill at the Cochrane Rockville Branch Library. Celebrate Veteran’s Day with Savill’s presentation on the events leading up to World War I, complete with a display of family artifacts. Refreshments will be provided by the Friends of the Rockville Library. For more information, call 804-749-3146. Thursday, Nov. 13 Storytimes will be held at the Goochland Branch Library. Toddler storytime, for 2-year-olds accompanied by a parent, starts at 10 a.m. Mother Goose storytime, for children who are 6 to 24 months old and accompanied by a parent, will start at 10:45 a.m. Preschool storytime for 3- to 5year-olds will begin at 11:30 a.m. For more information, call 804556-4774.
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screaming in my ear, above the din . . . Dad! . . . Dad! . . . DAD!!
Goochland resident Ron Spessard in honor Disoriented, I stop the engine, sweat pouring down my face and look into the of Veteran’s Day. smiling faces of my children. My son, It’s a brilliant, crisp, cloudless day in laughing and teasing says, “Zoned out Virginia and the sky, a North Carolina again, huh Dad?” I give him a sheepish Blue, is framing purple dogwoods, red smile as my daughter hands me a cup oak and golden poplars. The smell of of cool water while at the same time, fresh cut grass, the last of the season, fills playfully smacking her brother on the the air in a scene so perfect you wish you shoulder. could live forever. “Just Veteran’s Day,” I respond and The drone of the lawnmower mes- both turn and race down the hill toward merizes me as I steadily, rhythmically, the porch stairs laughing and pushing push up the hill away from the house each other. noting there’s still time to finish before sundown. My daughter calls back, “Hurry up and finish, Dad.” I hear a vaguely familiar sound, a flapping and rushing of wind, faintly at first, Watching, I smile and feel content, so then overpowering as I look to the east. complete, thinking. Two children, a boy Just above the tree line. and a girl, a gleaming white colonial, a There! . . . There! The lead gunship, rotors making near gale-force winds, comes into view with M-60s blazing from both sides, pushing back Charlie. Many more are coming and everyone is yelling to be heard. Hold the perimeter! Hold the line! Secure the LZ! The wounded need be taken out. Charlie’s mortars have the range and he’s pushing back. Hold the line! Hold! Everyone must get out. Even the Silent Ones, especially the Silent Ones. Their fight is done. No one gets left behind! The line holds and I hear someone
good woman inside! It just can’t get any better than this. Turning to finish, I pull the starter rope and the engine returns to life shattering the calm, soundless day. As I walk up the hill pushing mindlessly behind the mower, I begin to laugh to myself. Softly at first, then loudly, for I know, I know that in just a short while I will find myself looking back. Back over my shoulder. Back toward the sunset. Back to just above the tree line. There! There! Isn’t that a . . . ?
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BUTLER, Mrs. Clossie, departed this life on October 27, 2014, at Heritage Green Assisted Living Residence in Lynchburg. She was born September 26, 1919 to the late Otha and Margaret Mealy. In addition to her parents, Butler she was preceded in death by her husband, Donald Butler; sisters, Mamie Wyatt, Sarah Rideout, Vera Kinney, Clara Bowman and Rachel Mealy; and brothers, Aubrey, Robert, Russell, Odell and Roy Mealy. Mrs. Butler is survived by her steadfast and loving sisters, Virginia Mealy and Francenia Banks; her beloved sons, Reginald and Howard Butler (Geral); grandchildren, Ishmael Butler, Omar, Alfred, Maya Fraser-Butler, Tami Morton and Teri Brandon; and 11 great-grandchildren. She will also be remembered by many nieces and nephews. Mrs. Butler grew up in Goochland County, where she graduated from Central High School. A memorial service was conducted Saturday, November 1, 2014 at Community Funeral Home with Rev. Rodney Forrest officiating. Interment will be held at a later date at the Mealy Family Cemetery, Goochland. The family received friends at the residence of her son, Howard and Geral Butler, 519 Belvedere St., Lynchburg, Va. 24503. Condolences may be emailed to comfuneral@aol.com. Community Funeral Home served the family. www.communityfuneralhomeinc.com.
Overton Ligon LIGON, Overton L. “O.L.” Jr., 94, of Manakin-Sabot, passed away October 28, 2014. He was preceded in death by his parents, Overton L. and Ila Bowles Ligon; and his sister, Frances Ligon Gordon. He
is survived by his wife of 50 years, Mary Leber Ligon; his sons, Overton L. “Le” Ligon III and Joseph D. Ligon; niece, Nancy McCord; and nephew, “Skippy” Gordon. During WWII, he proudly served his country in the 5th Army 978th Ordinance Depot Company. He was very active in the community, as a charter member of the Goochland Volunteer Fire Department, active in Crozier Fire Company 2, a charter member of Goochland American Legion Post 215 and a lifetime member and Life Elder of Hebron Presbyterian Church. He loved his family, garden, farm and wood shop. Visitation was held Friday, October 31, 2014, at Norman Funeral Home. Graveside services were held at Hebron Presbyterian Church, ManakinSabot, on Saturday. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Goochland Volunteer Fire Department Company 2.
Francis McGee McGEE, Francis E. Jr., MD, a loving husband, father, grandfather, uncle, friend, and neighbor passed away October 27, 2014. Born in Baltimore, Maryland, Frank grew up in Falls Church, b e com i n g McGee an Eagle Scout, earning his Amateur Radio license (W4ZNU), and working in the peach orchards near his home where he found an enduring love of country life. He attended Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University and matriculated to the Medical College of Virginia. He received his postgraduate training in Neurology at MCV under Dr. Cary Suter. He continued his post-graduate training as a Fellow in electroencephalography and electromyography at the Mayo Clinic under the direction of Dr. Donald W. Klass and the
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www.goochlandgazette.com Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children in London, studying under Dr. Giuseppe “Pep” Pampiglione. In 1971 after his training, he joined Neurological Associates in Richmond, a practice begun by Drs. Laurie Rennie and A.B. Harrelson. Frank had a productive professional life, authoring numerous articles and giving presentations at both local and national levels. From the mid-90s until his retirement in 2010, he and his wife, Jan, were focused on Phase II and Phase III clinical trials for FDA approval of medication to help those suffering from conditions such as stroke, multiple sclerosis, migraine, and seizures. He was a Fellow of the American Academy of Neurology and loved teaching medical students as an MCV adjunct professor of clinical neurology. He served as the president of the Virginia Neurological Society and was also chairman of the American Heart Association’s Virginia Council Stroke Task Force. Applying the same gusto and joy he had for the practice of medicine to his personal life, he purchased a small western Henrico County farm in the early 1970s that had seen its better days and moved his suburban family out to the country shortly thereafter. Restoring the farm and learning how to work it led Frank and his family on a series of adventures that, decades later, are still a source of deep laughter. Moving to the country also permitted Frank to pursue his passion for fox hunting and he developed many deep and enduring friendships over the years with his fellow riders. At Deep Run Hunt Club, he was a Joint Master of Fox and Hounds from 1992 to 2001 and was the club’s president between 1990 and 1992. He was the only son of Francis E. McGee Sr. and Margaret W. McGee, who preceded him in death. Survivors include his wife of 52 years, Janet Rife McGee, two children, Christopher T. McGee of Richmond and Blair
McGee Raber of Washington, D.C.; one daughter-in-law, Charlotte Blaylock McGee and one son-in-law, Stephen David Raber; four grandchildren, Christopher McGee, Eleanor McGee, Catherine Raber and Margaret Raber. The family received friends Thursday, October 30, 2014 at Bliley’sCentral, 3801 Augusta Ave. A Mass of Christian Burial was held Friday, October 31, 2013 at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart with interment that followed in Hollywood Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests gifts to your favorite charity.
Edward Miller MILLER, Edward “Curly” Leon, Jr., age 85, of Sandy Hook, formerly of Sykesville, went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, October 28, 2014 at St. Mary’s Hospital in Richmond. He was Miller born August 12, 1929, in Pikesville, Maryland, the son of the late Edward Leon Miller, Sr., and the late Virgie Belle Naylor Miller. He served in the US Army during the Korean War. He was an Engineer for Bell Atlantic Phone Companies. He was a member of the Church of the Open Door in Westminster, Maryland. He was the beloved husband of the late Margaret E. Miller. He was the devoted father of Wendy Carter and husband Charles and the late Kimberly McCulloh. He was the dear brother of Dorothy Kreiger and the late Robert Miller. He was the loving grandfather of Josh and Brandon Carter. The family received friends at the Burrier-Queen Funeral Home & Crematory, PA., 1212 W. Old Liberty Road, Sykesville (Beside South Carroll High School) on Friday, October see Obituaries > 16
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Benedictine storms into playoffs with LCA win Revenge comes early for Cadets, but Saints loom this Saturday By Jim Ridolphi Special Correspondent
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n the day after Halloween, there were still a few goblins floating around Bobby Ross Stadium at the Abbey. With a cold northeast wind whipping through the River Road campus, the Cadets hosted Liberty Christian in a key Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association (VISAA) game that ultimately decided who gets home field advantage for the playoffs … and who goes home. The Cadets (ranked first in the VISAA and 10th in the Richmond Times-Dispatch Top 10) took advantage of two defensive touchdowns and another on special teams to post a 35-19 victory over the Bulldogs. “We played well enough to win and took advantage of some LCA mistakes,” said Benedictine coach Greg Lilly. “We were able to establish the running game on offense which helped. Defense bent but didn’t break.” Scott Bracey led the Cadets on an opening quarter scoring drive with Ramon Jones capping the effort with a fouryard touchdown run.. Liberty answered when Lamar Webster sprinted down the Cadet sideline for a 68yard scoring run that drew the Bulldogs close at 7-6. The second quarter featured a pair of exchanged fumbles. With the Cadets driving into the redzone, a key fumble ended the drive. Ellis
Brooks returned the favor on the ensuing possession when he jerked the ball loose and Parrish Gordon picked it up and rumbled 86 yards for the score. Donovan Tennyson took the second half kickoff and returned it for a touchdown to give the Cadets a 21-6 advantage. Quarterback Jake Waldrop replaced an ailing Bracey and took full advantage of the opportunity, connecting with Tennyson for a 35-yard third quarter score and, added to a TJ Dunn pick six and another Jones rushing touchdown, the Cadets were up 35-19. “Scott hurt his non-throwing shoulder early in the first quarter,” Lilly said. “He wanted to play, but I pulled him so he could get some rest and get healthy for the playoffs.” With seven minutes left in the game, Liberty drove to the Cadet 17-yard line where they faced a fourth and 10. K’jon Coley picked off a Kaleb Bohrnstedt pass to end that threat and secure the win for the Cadets. The victory secures home field advantage for the Cadets, a notable edge in next week’s opening playoff games. Liberty ends their season at 4-5, but walked away with a statistical victory over the Cadets, doubling them in time of possession. But a few key plays and strong play by the Cadets’ defense and special teams made the difference on the cold, rainy day. “Our defense was awesome from an effort standpoint.
When you play fast and run to the football, good things will happen,” Lilly said. “LCA did a good job with their passing game but as I said, our defense bent but didn’t break and made them earn their points. The kicking game was a critical advantage for us on Saturday,.” The win over the three time state champions means Benedictine wraps up first
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place and secures a first round game at Bobby Ross against Richmondbased St. Christopher’s. “We need to keep our preparation at a very high level Monday thru Friday like it has been the past two weeks,” Lilly said. “It’s great to see our guys still competing in practice after
Top, Anthony Roberson (88) gathers in a Scott Bracey first half pass to set up the Cadets in Bulldog territory. Ramon Jones finished the drive for the Cadets. Left, Quarterback Scott Bracey (9) eludes Liberty tacklers on a first quarter run in last week’s 35-19 Cadet victory. Bracey injured his non-throwing shoulder in the first quarter, but played the entire first half. Above, Ramon Jones heads to the sidelines after scoring the first of his two rushing touchdowns.
13 weeks of football. St. Chris guys to play in.” will be a great challenge and Game time is 2 p.m. on a very fun atmosphere for our Saturday.
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Bulldogs outlast Eagles 58-28 in win With the playoffs two weeks away, Fowler is happy to have his number one signal caller back under center, which allows his number one running back/receiver — Jordan Jefferson — to work his magic elsewhere. “He (Reid) looked like he hadn’t missed a beat. He threw some really good balls,” Fowler said. “Our receivers dropped two probable touchdowns and several other passes. The best ball he threw all night went right through the receivers hands and hit him in the facemask.” Magic is just what Jordan
said his team is competing at close to full strength. “We are a different animal when Reid is back there because he can take the top off the defense with the long pass and it opens up the run game because teams can’t pack the box against us,” Fowler said. By Jim Ridolphi But there are still areas of Special Correspondent concern for the veteran coach who realizes it all has to work oochland’s final for a team to advance in postroad trip of the season play. regular season “We still are not playing turned into a shootout, as the like we are capable and we still Bulldogs posted a 58-28 vichaven’t put together a complete tory over the Prince Edward game. There are weeks that Eagles. we are good on defense, but Reid Chenault celebrated struggle on his return to Photo by Jim Ridolphi offense and the lineup vise versa,” Jordan Jefferson was back at running back/receiver/defensive back in last week’s match-up after a two“There is not much that Jordan [Jefferson] he said. “We with Prince Edward. He scored two touchdowns, one rushing and one receiving, and returned an week hiatus interception deep into Eagles territory. Jefferson is shown against Cumberland earlier this year. are getting can’t do on a football field and he due to a knee better on injury by showed that again this week.” special teams tossing three and those to u c h d ow n are crucial in passes in the Joe Fowler close games. win. Penalties are Goochland head coach on his multi-talented athlete Goocland still a thorn coach Joe in our side. Fowler said We need Prince EdWet Crawl Space? Cracked Bricks? Uneven Floors? to eliminate ward challenged his defense Jefferson contributed, rack- the bone head mistakes or we with some talented players. ing up one touchdown on the won’t last long in the play“We came out and moved ground, another through the offs.” the ball at will on offense, air, and adding an intercepBefore the Bulldogs can but defensively we had troution on defense. Issiah Minor concentrate on a playoff oppoble tackling a couple of their also had two touchdowns, nent, they need to prepare for guys,” he said. “A lot of that one by air and one on the an Amelia team who comes to was because they have some ground. Goochland this week to close very athletic and talented “There is not much that out the regular season. players. But we are going to Jordan can’t do on a foot“Amelia comes in with a see a lot of talented teams in the playoffs and we need to ball field and he showed that four game winning streak and Owned & Operated by again this week,” said Fowler. a lot of confidence,” Fowler get better at tackling.” “On offense he was a physical said. “We’ve had some realProfessional Engineers He also addressed a mounting problem for this blocker, an aggressive runner, ly tough games with them and sure-handed receiver. over the years and we expect year’s team: penalties. Stella & Jesse Waltz, P.E., “The biggest obstacle at Defensively, he had a 90- this one to be close as well. Owners times on Friday was ourselves. yard interception return that They are explosive on offense *Any job over $3000. Good only when presented at time of We kept getting penalties for he almost took for a touch- and really play at a fast pace. free inspection. Not to be combined with any other offer. Hopefully, our depth will foolish things. That will get down.” With Chenault back at come into play and we can you beat against really good teams and it will be addressed quarterback and Jefferson per- wear them down.” FREE Inspections & Estimates! 417-6950 www.jeswork.com forming at peak levels, Fowler Game time is 7 p.m. this week,” he said.
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Obituaries continued from >10 31. Funeral services were held Saturday, November 1, 2014, at Church of the Open Door, 550 Baltimore Blvd., Westminster, with the Dr. Norris E. Belcher,Jr. officiating. Interment with military honors followed at Lake View Memorial Park. Memorial contributions can be made to Salem Christian School, 1700 Cardwell Road, Crozier, VA 23039. Online condolences can be left at www.burrierqueen.com.
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The Collazo brothers — Vex, left, Max and Alex— had an awesome Halloween trick or treating in Goochland. The three went as Apocalypse Survivor Hunters.
A haunting in Goochland Goochland kids went all out this Halloween
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McKena Allen sure used her noodle when picking her Halloween costume this year.
Ashley Black was inspired by Minnie Mouse for this adorable costume.
Tyler Black wowed as a crazed clown this year.
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Rotary Notes
Symphony holiday concert slated for Dec. 14 at GHS Contributed report
Eight years ago, a spark ignited in the mind of Adeeb Hamzey. Hamzey, a Goochland Rotarian, suggested that his club bring the Richmond Symphony Orchestra to Goochland. Nothing quite like that had been done before in the county. A symphony performance might help fill an educational void, Hamzey reasoned. Some county residents might be exposed to classical music for the first time. The concert could also serve as a club fundraiser, with proceeds directed toward select charities in the county. Hamzey’s bold suggestion has evolved into a Goochland holiday tradition. Since its incep-
tion, the annual concert has attracted thousands and has raised more than $80,000 for Goochland charities. The tradition continues on Sunday, Dec. 14 at 4 p.m. Nearly 1,000 people are expected to pack the auditorium at Goochland High School for a performance of holiday music sponsored by MEDARVA Healthcare. The first half of music will feature selections from Handel’s Messiah. Following a brief intermission, the symphony will play a variety of popular holiday favorites. The concert will be led by Richmond Symphony’s new associate conductor, Keitaro Harada. Harada, a native of Tokyo, is also music
director of the Richmond Symphony Youth Orchestra. In addition, he continues to serve as associate conductor for Arizona Opera. Charities benefiting from this year’s performance are: Goochland CASA, Goochland Education Foundation, Goochland Free Clinic & Family Services, Goochland Rotary Foundation, and the Goochland YMCA. “Our sponsorship of this holiday event reflects the very ideals of Rotary – ‘Service above Self’,” said Hamzey, the current president of Goochland Rotary. Tickets purchased in advance cost $20 for adults and $15 for children under 18. There is an extra $5 charge if purchased at the door.
Troop 710 assists with flag disposal
Goochland Christmas Mother calling for community support Organizers: ‘adoptions’ key to meeting county need Contributed report
It is not yet Thanksgiving but Goochland’s Christmas Mother volunteers are already hard at work to meet the needs of those in the community who are otherwise unable to have a meaningful Christmas. The association is asking for support for “adoptions” for this year’s Christmas season. Adoptions have become a vital part of the association’s ability to help those in need. County organizations, businesses, churches, schools and families are needed to adopt and provide for eligible recipients. These groups give food and gifts to their adopted families in the name of the Christmas Mother, using guidelines provided.
Goochland’s Christmas Mother (GCM) program provides food, clothing and other special gifts and support to meet the needs of each qualified family. The work of hundreds of volunteers is required to organize the donated and purchased food and supplies, shop for and wrap gifts, and deliver the items to each family. A county resident is asked to serve as the Goochland Christmas Mother during the season, and 2014’s Christmas Mother is Meta Potts. Potts is working hard to raise contributions for the program. Individuals or organizations interested in adopting a family in need should contact the GCM Adoptions Committee at (804) 556-3411. Volunteers also are needed to shop on Tuesday, Dec. 2, and wrap gifts on Saturday, Dec. 6. For more information about adoptions or volunteer opportunities, visit the website at goochlandchristmasmother.org.
Tickets may be bought online at www.goochlandrotary.com. They are also available from any member of the Rotary Club of Goochland. The Rotary Club of Goochland is a volunteer service organization, consisting of 57 members who meet each Friday over breakfast at Richmond Country Club. The club’s members provide a wide variety of services for the underprivileged citizens of the county, from delivering free firewood to assisting in the construction of homes for Habitat for Humanity. For more information visit: http://www.goochlandrotary.com. Contributed by Goochland Rotary Club member Paul Miller.
During the American Legion Open House hosted by Post 215 on Oct. 4, the Post collected worn, tattered and torn American Flags. Proper respectful disposal of these flags is an honor and a duty of the American Legion veterans. The Flag Retirement ceremony was conducted by veterans Robin Elder, Joe Wadle and Leo Plante, who were assisted by the Boy Scouts from Troop 710. Contributed photo
2015 John Deere Financial Scholarships announced Contributed report
For more than 11 years, Southern States Cooperative has partnered with John Deere Financial to provide competitive financing programs for Southern States customers. In 2013, the two companies established a scholarship fund available to rising college sophomores pursuing an associate’s degree focused on agriculture. Applications for the 2015 academic year will
be accepted from Nov. 3, 2014, through Feb. 13, 2015. Up to five scholarships in the amount of $2,000 are awarded annually to students who demonstrate academic excellence, strong individual character and significant personal involvement in agriculture. Following the completion of the academic year, scholarship recipients also will receive a paid summer internship at a Southern States Retail
or Agronomy location. “Developing and growing leaders in this industry is crucial to our success,” John Hiatt, Southern States vice president for credit and property management, said. “We’re looking for students with a real enthusiasm for agriculture and a strong work ethic, who share the same love of the land that we do.” For more information about the Southern States /John
Deere Financial Scholarship Program, visit southernstates. com/scholarship or contact the company by email at scholarship@sscoop.com. In addition to the Southern States / John Deere scholarships, Southern States continues to fund a traditional four-year scholarship program through twelve land-grant universities in the Southern States territory.
November 6, 2014
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COMMERICAL SERVICE TECHNICIAN If you are ready to make a change, or eager to take the next step in securing your future in an ever changing industry - Why not join a team that encourages growth, change, and advancement? Join the Southern Air, Inc. team! Southern Air has been in business since 1946 and is expanding in the Richmond and surrounding areas. Primary Responsibilities: Seeking a Commercial Service Technician with strong technical abilities and able to work independently. Willing and able to support a wide variation of equipment types. Requirements: ∂Minimum 5 - 15 plus years’ experience in trade ∂Strong technical skills and diagnostic capabilities ∂Previous experience with chillers, boilers & refrigeration. ∂Good knowledge of electrical & HVAC BAS experience a plus. ∂90 % of work takes place in Richmond and surrounding areas ∂Must be able to pass drug & background test, & have good driving record. Benefits: ∂TOP pay for right individual ∂Equal Employment Opportunity ∂Free Uniforms ∂Program (ESOP) ∂Comprehensive Benefits Package ∂Group Health, Life & Dental Insurance - Starts 1st day! ∂Worker’s Compensation ∂401(k) with employer match ∂Short & Long Term Disability Protection ∂Paid Vacation ∂Paid Holidays Apply at: Southern Air, Inc. 8428 Old Richfood Road Mechanicsville, VA 23116 Phone: 804-559-3947
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Car Pool Car Wash, 11950 W. Broad St. has flexible hours for busy lifestyles. We are interested in hiring employees that can work outside during the hours of 8 AM and 6 PM. Pay is competitive, a driver’s license is a plus and will help you earn more! There is a performance review for a raise every 6 months, earned paid time off and health insurance are benefits for eligible employees. This position is hourly with high potential for quick advancement. Call Mr. Bennie for an appointment - 804-360-7444
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NOW HIRING SALES & FINANCE CONSULTANT Parrish Ford, a 75 year old family owned and operated Ford dealership located 20 minutes west of Richmond in Goochland, VA, is searching for a sales and finance consultant. We differentiate ourselves by providing our sales professionals with the opportunity to earn additional income through products typically handled by a finance manager. This provides our customers a better experience and our employees more opportunity. The applicant must be computer savvy and highly organized with strong written and verbal communication skills. Previous automotive experience is a plus. Dealership offers a competitive compensation plan to include health insurance, 401k, and generous vacation and holiday time that is unheard-of in the retail automotive industry. Call Ray Parrish at 804556-4444.
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Broad Street & Ashland Road Corridor Transportation Plan
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Who: Anyone that Lives, Works, or Travels along Broad Street and Ashland Road Corridors.
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The Goochland Board of Supervisors invites you to participate in a continuing community dialogue regarding the future of Central High School. A meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, November 18th, 7:00 p.m. at Reynolds Community College, Goochland Campus, 1851 Dickinson Road. Anyone is welcome to attend. Central High School will be open on Saturday, October 18th, 11:30A-1P and Monday, October 20th from 9A-11A and 6P-8P for anyone interested in walking through the School.
When: Wednesday, November 12, 2014 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. One 20-minute presentation at 7:15 p.m.
Citizens are invited to send any ideas or questions on Central High School to the below email address or call (804) 556-5811.
Where: Centerville Company 3 Fire Station 52 Broad Street Road Manakin-Sabot, Virginia 23103
Goochland County Board of Supervisors 804.556.5811 countyadmin@co.goochland.va.us
Can’t Make the Meeting? Full information is available in the Planning Office, 1800 Sandy Hook Road, Suite 280, Goochland VA 23063, (804) 556-5860, or E-mail: tcoleman@co.goochland.va.us. Anyone may attend the meeting to express opinions. Meeting accommodations including interpreters provided upon request
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