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Volume 60, Number 37 • October 1, 2015
Residents will salute local bird enthusiast
Festival honors deputy’s memory
GHS Homecoming 2015
Celebration will honor retired local mail carrier’s dedication to her postal patrons — and blue birds
Funds raised during annual event support scholarship fund By Roslyn Ryan Editor
By Roslyn Ryan Editor
Residents of the Randolph Square neighborhood will be honoring recently retired mail carrier Rita Schultz during a special celebration on Oct. 4, though one small detail of the event may still need to be pinned down: how, exactly, to refer to Schultz. To call her a mail carrier — or “Mail Ma’am,” as she has been lovingly addressed at times — doesn’t quite do it. Schultz, after all has become known throughout the area and beyond for her knowledge of birds and gardens, and is a trusted resource for many residents. “She is just a beloved figure here,” said Randolph Square resident Tony Pelling, adding that Schultz “doesn’t so much just deliver the mail” as make it her business to chat with folks, offer treats to their dogs, and serve as what he describes as a kind of “community care watchdog.” If Schultz has gained a measure of notoriety for her warmth and community-mindedness over the years, she may be even better known as a staunch defender of the local bluebird population. An expert on bluebirds who has been
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Preston Loveland and Julia Trongone celebrate being named the 2015 Goochland High School King Homecoming King and Queen. For more on this year’s homecoming game, see page 12.
An honors graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) with degrees in Criminal Justice and Homeland Security, Gabriel Pearce loved to learn. So when the Henrico County deputy was tragically killed in a car crash in June 2014 in Goochland, his family knew that a scholarship would be the best way to honor his memory. Pearce On Oct. 3, the Gabriel Pearce Memorial Scholarship Fund-raiser and Fall Festival will be held from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Berea Baptist Church at 15475 Ashland Road in Rockville. The event, which will feature live music, food, a silent auction, kids’ games, vendors, crafters and a bake sale, will raise money to help provide a scholarship for a Patrick Henry High School student planning to attend VCU. A young man who wanted to make a difference in the world, Pearce “always see Fundraiser > 2
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The Goochland Animal Shelter, located at 1900 Hidden Rock Lane in Goochland, has the following pets available to a good home: A neutered male pit, about 1 year old; a neutered male orange Tabby, about 5 years old; and a female pit, between 3 and 5 years old. The shelter also is currently in need of donations of cat litter. Anyone interested in adopting a pet is urged to visit from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. The facility has many lost dog and cat fliers posted. For more information on these pets, as well as the many more still in need of homes at the Goochland Animal Shelter, call (804) 556-5302. You also can visit the shelter on Facebook at “Goochland County Animal Control.”
INCIDENTS AND REPORTS The following is a selection of recent calls to the Goochland County Sheriff’s Office.
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wanted to help others,” remembers his sister Alisa. “I think that’s what led him to a career as a sheriff’s deputy.” Pearce, just 23, was killed when his car ran off the side of
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Rockville Road in Goochland in the early hours of June 26, 2014. His sister said he is remembered by all who knew him as a tremendously hard worker and a person who could make even the toughest situation better.
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“Gabe always made everyone around him laugh and always found humor in every situation,” his sister added. “He made everyone feel good about themselves.” For information in the scholarship fundraiser, visit gpfundraiser.weebly.com.
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Candidates come together
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Candidates for local county government officers met for the NAACP-sponsored Candidates Night Wednesday, Sept. 23. The NAACP holds the event every four years to allow residents to hear candidates’ views on issues of local interest.
Company 2 stew sale set for Oct. 24 Contributed report
For the ninth year in a row, Crozier Company 2 Fire Auxiliary will be hosting its annual Brunswick Stew and Bake Sale on Saturday, Oct. 24. This is the main fundraiser for the auxiliary every year and has grown in popularity. Tickets must be purchased in advance — the group makes over 900 quarts of Brunswick Stew but they are all sold ahead of time. Dale Agnew, who has chaired the event for eight years, will once again serve as “Stew
Mail Carrier continued from >1 featured in Audubon magazine, Schultz erected over 100 bluebird houses on the properties along her route (with the property owners’ permission), all the while offering anyone interested an education on the birds’ habits and habitat.
Queen,� and a dedicated core of individuals in the Auxiliary, including “Stewmaster� Lloyd Minter, will keep things running smoothly. Those who would like to contribute items to the group’s bake sale can drop them off at the station on Friday evening (Oct. 23) or early Saturday morning. Bake sale items go on sale at 10 a.m. and stew can be picked up after 1 p.m. The auxiliary uses the money raised during the stew sale to provide for extra items for the firefighters and rescue person-
nel who cover the fire station in Crozier. In the past, they have bought lockers, exercise equipment and a gas grill among other things. Tickets may be purchased from any auxiliary member. The cost is $8 a quart again this year. For more information or to purchase tickets, call auxiliary president Ann Casey at (804) 784-5898. Crozier Company 2 covers all of Crozier in addition to a few streets in Manakin-Sabot and in Oilville.
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Goochland brothers Russell and Michael Gambino are serving in the U.S. Marine Corps reserves pursing their education in college. Before joining the Marines, the two participated in many things
together, serving as altar boys and earning their Eagle Scout certifications. Brandon Brightwell (Goochland High School Class of 2015) graduated from Parris Island and earned the title
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A volunteer orientation for Goochland Free Clinic & Family Services will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6, in Room 234 in the Goochland County Administration Bldg (1800 Sandy Hook Road). This event will offer a chance to find out how to be more involved in helping neighbors in need. At Goochland Free Clinic
and Family Services, volunteers have the opportunity to work in an environment of care while satisfying personal goals such as sharing skills, learning new skills, meeting new people, being a part of a team or just doing something different from their regular job. For more information, contact Diane Reale at dreale@ co.goochland.va.us or at (804)
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Community Calendar Thursday, Oct. 1 The Goochland Chamber of Commerce is inviting all residents in Goochland and surrounding counties to come out and enjoy meeting local businesses in a casual and fun setting at the annual Goochland Chamber Biz Expo from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Heart of Va Boy Scout Camp. This event will feature activities including door prizes, food trucks, beer and wine tastings, haircuts for charity, family portraits, and fingerprinting for kids. Plus, fun for children with a bounce house, air brush tattoos, a fire truck and more. It is a chance to learn about the many local businesses and organizations that offer products and services available. The event is free and a portion of proceeds will go towards the Goochland Chamber Scholarship Fund. For more Information, visit facebook.com/gvachamber, or goochlandchamber.org.
West. The meeting is open to the public. Anyone interested is welcomed to attend. For more information, contact Doug Shackelford at (804) 556-2409. Mizpah Christian Church will host a men’s 6-week Bible study starting at 7 p.m. The topic will be “The quest for authentic manhood.” All men are invited to attend. For more information, call (804) 457-4463. Thursday, Oct. 8 The Goochland Powhatan Master Gardeners will welcome Nori Burnet, Richmond’s “Moss Lady,” at 9:30 a.m. at Grace Episcopal Church, 2955 River Road West in Goochland. An expert in all things moss, Burnet has had her lawn documented by the Smithsonian. This lecture will be presented free. For more information, visit www.gpmga. org or call (804) 556-5841.
Sunday, Oct. 4 Shady Grove Baptist Church in Gum Spring will celebrate its 144th anniversary at 10 a.m. The Reverend Otis R. Spelman of Forest Baptist Church in Meherrin will be the guest speaker. The public is invited to come and worship. Shady Grove Baptist Church is located at 3384 Oakland Church Rd in Gum Spring.
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Salem Christian School will be hosting its annual Fall Festival & Craft Show from 10 a.m. -2 p.m. This event will feature Christian music, food, activities, hay rides, alpacas, and more. There will be free music performed by the school’s preschool threeand four-year-olds, elementary students, and middle and high school chorus. All proceeds will benefit Salem Monday, Oct. 5 Christian School. The school The Goochland Chapter is located at 1700 Cardwell of Virginia Oath Keepers, Road in Crozier. serving Henrico, Hanover, Louisa, Goochland and The Hermitage High Powhatan will hold its reg- School Class of 1995 will hold ular monthly meeting at 7 its 20-year reunion at 7 p.m. at p.m. at the Goochland Public The Broadberry at 2729 West Library. The Library is Broad Street in Richmond. located at 3075 River Road All class members and their
guests are invited (21 and older please). For more information, visit https://hermitageclassof95.wordpress.com/. Saturday, Oct. 17 The Goochland County Volunteer Fire-Rescue Association will be holding its annual meeting at 5:30 p.m. at the Richmond Country Club, 12950 Patterson Avenue in Richmond. All members of the Fire-Rescue companies and the Auxiliaries are urged to attend. The 25th annual Short Pump Ruritan Club Craft Show will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. inside Short Pump Middle School, located at 4701 Pouncey Tract Rd., in Glen Allen. This event will feature food, fun, gift and craft s of all kinds. Over 70 crafters and vendors will be participating. Crafts to be sold include handmade jewelry, purses, fall and Christmas decor, dog collars and clothes, scarves, Native American art, baked goods, homemade jellies and jams, breads, candy, note cards, photography, birdhouses, scrapbooks, doll clothes, handmade soap and candles, and Thirty-One. Flu Shots and free blood pressure checks will be offered. This event is free. For more information or to participate email suebzink@aol.com.
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Sunday, Oct. 18 The Second Union Baptist Church Senior Choir, of 2843 Hadensville-Fife Road, in Goochland, will celebrate its Annual Day at 3 p.m. The group will commemorate the day with a “100 Men in Black March for Christ”. The keynote speaker will be Rev. James Matthews of see Calendar > 16
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Trump candidacy telling By Roslyn Ryan Editor
A word of warning: What I am about to say may break a few hearts and elicit a few angry letters —but I am going to say it anyway. Donald Trump is not going to be president. He is going to be and apparently already is a force to be reckoned with, and he is going to be a thorn in the side of many. And, of course, he is going to be entertaining. But he is not going to win the presidency. Listing the reasons why would take up more space and ink than we have available, but to do so also would overshadow one very interesting point about the fact that someone like Donald Trump (a man who has managed to stay relevant for the past several decades by ingeniously turning himself into walking, talking, oddlycoiffed caricature) has captured the attention —and the steadfast support — of so many. At the very least, the fact that a Donald Trump presidency is being discussed outside the realm of comic strips and late night talk show parodies tells us one simple fact about the American public: A lot of us are very, very angry. To a man, just about every person I know who sincerely supports Trump’s alleged bid for the presidency has become enamored
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with him largely due to the billionaire’s somewhat pugnacious attitude toward, well, just about everyone. “He tells it like it is,” they say, pointing to the fact that Trump “doesn’t seem to be afraid of anything or anyone.” In a world that had become uncomfortably politically correct for many, Trump wantonly insults women, minorities and fellow presidential hopefuls, burnishing his self-styled image as a man whose vast wealth has made him untouchable. For people fed-up with the smarmy charm of career politicians, Trump offers just the opposite: He is perhaps the most unapologetically uncharming candidate in recent memory (need proof? During the last debate, he made the typically boorish governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie, look almost demure). Trump, his supporters feel, is a brawler — and he’s fighting for them. When it comes to Trump, there is certainly more to be written. But who will be the one to address the rising tide of anger and dissatisfaction among certain segments of our population is anyone’s guess. No, I’m not concerned about Trump sitting in the Oval Office, or about him having access to the Nuclear Codes. I’m concerned about what his “candidacy” says about us.
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A closer look at our economy By Del. Lee Ware, R-65 Contributing Columnist
“So, how is Virginia’s economy faring today?” Every day somebody asks me that question. In the wake of the Federal Reserve’s recent decision to maintain an historically unprecedented low level of interest on charged to central banks, and in view of Ware the suggestion
on Friday, by Fed Chairman Janet Yellen, that the Fed will finally raise the rate of interest sometime yet this year, the question takes on even more importance. As chairman of the Finance Committee of the House of Delegates I am privileged to participate in regular meetings among legislative and Administration leaders about the condition of Virginia’s economy. From these meetings there is arising fairly good news for Virginian families, individuals, workers, employers, and taxpayers. For example, in a meeting with
the money committees of both the House and State Senate recently, Governor Terry McAuliffe reported that revenues from all taxes assessed by the Commonwealth for the fiscal year that ended on June 30 had exceeded by over $500 million the expectation of just one year ago. Readers will remember that the General Assembly and Governor had cooperated in reducing state expenditures for the current twoyear budget by roughly $2.4 Billion. So, that revenues increased by see Ware > 7
Letters to the Editor Information presented about candidate for clerk is inaccurate
Concerns raised by recent letter from county commissioner
Dear Editor, Dale Agnew’s opponent for Circuit Court Clerk has gone to great lengths to fabricate figures pertaining to the Clerk’s Office. He ignores revenues to the office from the state and uses incorrect staffing figures from another county in an attempt to make odious comparisons. Clearly, he lacks the most basic understanding of the workings of this office and its relationship to state and county government. The fact is, the county contributed $303,886 of local tax dollars to the Clerk’s budget. That budget was approved and agreed to by the Board of Supervisors in a public setting. Under Dale’s leadership, the Clerk’s Office returned $548,022 in revenue to Goochland County last fiscal year for a net gain to the County of $244,136. My vote is for Dale. She is a very professional and capable Clerk. There is no place in the Clerk’s Office for her opponent’s fuzzy math. Thomas B. Munson Crozier
Dear Editor, I would like to address this to current Commissioner of Revenue. In reference to your article in the Gazette dated Sept. 24, 2015, let me first say “Thank You” for your 34-plus years of service and dedication to Goochland County, and I wish you a well-deserved, joyful retirement. With all due respect, Commissioner Bryant, you made some comments in the September 24th edition of the Gazette that I feel compelled to address: First, you mentioned in the article that you had heard of Buddy Bishop’s Facebook page conjecturing that you have not provided sufficient customer service as Commissioner. If you will please look at his Facebook page (www. facebook.com/votebuddybishop see the August 30th post) and website (www.buddybishop.com), you will see this is not accurate. In fact, at several speaking engagements, and most recently at the NAACP debate on September 24th, Buddy commended the Commissioner’s office
for their customer service and that he plans to continue, expand and build on. You also mentioned that there have been statements made that the Commissioner’s office does not take credit cards for payment. These statements might have been made, but not by Buddy Bishop. To be specific, Buddy’s technical comments have been examples about interacting with the County in a modern fashion. Such as, utilizing quick and easy billing and digital payment options via a smart phone. Another example would be filling out forms directly online in lieu of downloading PDF files, printing them off, manually filling them out and mailing them in. One of Buddy’s goals is to improve the ability to work collaboratively across all levels of local government, working together “gets things done”. Finally, you stated that you heard it has been inferred that the Commissioner’s office is not in the 21st Century with computer technology. As we all know, Technology moves at an alarming rate and is continuously upgrading and changing. With 20 years of experience see Letters > 8
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Ware continued from >6 about a fifth of that amount offered a modestly encouraging assessment of private economic activity across the Commonwealth. More recently, the president of the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank, Jeffrey Lacker, likewise sounded an upbeat note on the economy. This came during his remarks to some 300 business leaders assembled by the Richmond Retail Merchants Association. Mr. Lacker underscored his analysis by casting a vote later in September to raise interest rates for the first time in six years. Defending that view, Mr.
Lacker reported that consumer spending (which represents two-thirds of the nation’s Gross Domestic Product, or GDP) has risen, business investment has advanced, and housing starts continue a steady, if unspectacular rise – altogether registering what he described as “significant progress� in the nation’s economy. While both these reports contain solid and even encouraging economic news, it is important to add that, in both cases, the positive prognoses were accompanied by words of caution. For example, with regard to interest rates controlled by the Federal Reserve, Mr. Lacker’s was the sole dissenting vote in the Federal Open Market’s
Committee last week. In other words, his peers all voted to continue low interest rates in the belief that the economy requires continued stimulus. Likewise, in speaking after the governor, Ric Brown, the Commonwealth’s Secretary of Finance, acknowledged under questioning that most of Virginia’s budget “surplus� must be dedicated to replenishing our Rainy Day Fund. That is a necessary and prudent hedge because the Rainy Day Fund has been invaluable in enabling Virginia to navigate a series of recessions. In mid-November, I will be part of two important meetings about the economy and its implication for the budget of our state government. First
will be the annual two-day retreat in northern Virginia of the House committee on Appropriations, together with members of the Finance committee that I chair. Later in November, I will join a number of Virginia’s leading business officials and senior General Assembly money committee members in offering our estimates regarding the state of the economy. This group is the Governor’s Advisory Council on Revenue Estimates (GACRE). Our collective reflections will be considered when the governor, Secretary Brown and others prepare their proposed biennial budget. The budget for 2016-2018 will be the first crafted by
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the McAuliffe administration. The governor will present his proposal at the always-highly anticipated meeting of the money committees of both the House and State Senate on Dec. 17. Between that meeting and the convening of the General Assembly of 2016 on Jan. 13, no doubt a great deal more economic activity will require the careful review of those of us challenged with stewarding the resources provided by taxpayers for the proper functioning of our state government. Del. Lee Ware represents the 65th House District, which includes western Goochland,eastern Fluvanna, all of Powhatan and western Chesterfield.
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Ever wondered what it might be like to live in a relative time of peace? All are invited to travel back to the far, far distant past and see how Bonnye Matthews, award-winning author of the “Winds of Change “novel series describes how life might have been just after the eruption of a super-volcano, Mount Toba in Sumatra in 75,000 B.C. This event is free, and will begin at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 4, at Grace Episcopal’s Parish House at 2955 River Road West in Goochland. Matthews’ series focuses on the peopling of the Americas prior to the Ice
Age. Through five years of exhaustive research, Matthews has rewritten what scientists thought they knew about early man and how the Americas were populated. Her premise is that great events not only affect the Earth but also have an effect on living things. The eruption of Mt. Toba, called Baambas in the novels, sets off a time of peace as people have to deal with a dramatically changed environment and the possibility of a reduced human population level on Earth. In Matthews’ view, the part of the Ice Age from the mid-20,000 B.C. to 10,000 B.C. ushered in a time of war among people on earth that continues to the
present, as it constricted environments and compacted populations of people. The film also takes viewers into the tectonic nature of the planet, including how subduction zones, tsunamis and earthquakes work in relation to the land in the novel. The film gives an overview of the ancients — Neanderthals, Cromagnons, Denisovans and Homo Erectus — and offers a paradigm shift in how it’s possible to view Homo Sapiens today, based on current genetic findings. Matthews will answer questions after the film, and books and DVDs will be available for any who wish to add them to their library.
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October is Fire Safety and Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Manakin’s Company 1 Volunteer Fire-Rescue will be holding its annual BBQ Fundraiser from noon to 4 p.m. on Oct. 18 (rain or shine) at their station located at 180 River Road West. Event tickets will be sold by volunteers prior to the event and will be available at Portico Restaurant (12506 River Road) or at the station after 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Tickets also can be purchased online through the station’s website, (www.Manakin1.com,) until midnight the day before the event.
The cost of admission to this year’s event is $12 for adults and $5 for children ages 6 to 12. Children 5 and under are free. The admission price includes a meal of BBQ or hot dog with coleslaw, baked beans and potato salad and drinks. Additionally, pint-size containers will be available for $10. The auxiliary will hold a bake sale featuring homemade treats. Attendees will be able to take part in many special events including: HCA Blood pressure tests and general health information. Disaster preparedness information. Fire Education & Public Safety displays.
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Fun and educational activities for kids. Goochland Historical Society exhibit and information. Monacan Soil and Water exhibit and information. Goochland Animal Shelter & Search & Rescue Dogs. Fire station equipment on display. Vehicle extraction demonstration A limited number of tickets for the BBQ will be available at the door, so organizers prefer tickets to be purchased in advance. For more information, visit www. Manakin1.com.
ly, and it is my understanding that Goochland will soon begin doing just that with a new integrated financial management system being brought online in the next year or so. Buddy’s experience and expertise will greatly benefit being in step with this and thus provide better and faster service from the Commissioner of Revenue, other county offices the commissioner’s office interacts with and to the people they serve. Emotions and passions run very high during opposed campaigns, each candidate is vying for a single
position and their supporters are working diligently to get them elected. Unfortunately, all too often, through hearsay or conjecture, misinformation is disseminated, creating unnecessary hard feelings and conflicts, but by stating facts, the truth is revealed and the campaign can proceed with some amount of civility and integrity. I wish you much happiness in your retirement at the end of your term, and thank you again for your service. Respectfully submitted, Margie Derreberry
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Obituary NANCY WALDROP Nancy Hamner Waldrop, 81, of Goochland, passed away peacefully on Monday, Sept. 21, 2015. She was predeceased by her parents, Lindsay and Cora Hamner; by sister, Laura Ladd; and her brother, John T. “JT.� Hamner. Nancy was the beloved wife of the late Edward M. Waldrop; loving mother to Keith Waldrop (Jennifer), Sandra Williams (Eric), Leslie Farah (Ken) and
Ken Waldrop (Lisa). She is survived by her sister, Merwin Reynolds; five grandchildren, five greatgrandchildren and extended family and friends. Nancy was an elegant and principled woman who cherished time with family above all else. She and Edward were devoted partners and enjoyed a long and fulfilling life together. Nancy was an avid
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walker and enjoyed reading, sewing and being in the out of doors. Her membership in Smyrna Baptist Church was an important part of her life and brought her much joy. She will be dearly missed. Funeral service were held at Smyrna Baptist Church on Saturday, Sept. 26. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the church cemetery fund, 1470 Rock Castle Road, Goochland, VA 23063.
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Dear Reader, What is it they say about one’s spouse’s choices? Never balk for you are one of them! That said, finding common ground between ruffles
and camouflage could surely present its challenges. Fo r t u n a te l y, varying tastes merged in the right way can also evolve into a perfectly lovely and interesting design. I always persuade couples to talk over their ideas, pointing out that this collaboration will actually allow them the best of both worlds. If they are willing to lay out what s most important to each, they are off to a good start! Let’s say one person wants an energized atmosphere and the other wants a more calming palette. Neutral colors such as smoky blues, soft grays, bright whites, rich beiges and light parchment hues complement one another and are great choices for walls, window treatments and bedding. These colors also work well with other colors that each of you may delight throwing into the mix. Of these, consider choosing solid, textured fabrics
that don t sway too far feminine or masculine. Introducing patterns such as a geometric or chevron and dotting them around the room on pillows, a bed skirt, upholstered bench or ottoman can punctuate just enough energy to the space without taking over the design. Going with leather on a chair or headboard is also a neutral approach, keeping style in check as well as allowing for one who may prefer less fabric and a slightly bolder look. Remember, there is more to agree on than just colors and fabrics. Price is usually a factor so establish a mutually agreeable budget and prioritize early on. Later, as you start layering on, keep in mind that accessories such as wall art are very personal selections. If you cannot agree on a particular artist or art style, consider enlarging mutually favorite black and white photographs of the two of you and/or family members, pets, landscapes or waterscapes you ve visited together. Teaming up to place these photos in oversized, simple,
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contemporary frames and arrange them on the wall is a fun way to endear the room to both of you. Mirrors are neutral elements, whether you choose a grouping for the wall or one large floor mirror to bring in more function. When selecting lighting, if you cannot agree on finishes such as silver or gold/ wood or ceramic, there is always glass which is not only versatile and reflective but elegant and neutral. Choosing furniture with clean lines is a most agreeable option as well. As you can see, even with the most diverse tastes, there are so many ways to meet in the middle. I hope I have helped you on your way to creating a wonderful bedroom that will be dynamic and relaxing enough for both of you to love and enjoy! 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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Wyatt Smith (24) was part of a bruising and classic Goochland rushing attack, totaling 339 yards on the ground. Smith also scored a touchdown in the win over the Statesmen.
Big second half ensures happy Homecoming for the Bulldogs By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Writer
And, they’re off. Goochland and Randolph Henry were fueled and ready for blastoff as the two teams met in a James River District matchup last week at GHS. Scott Carter picked up the opening kickoff and galloped 80 yards for a score with seconds off the clock, and the Bulldogs led 7-0 before the Statesmen touched the ball. It also didn’t take University of Virginia commit Joseph Reed long to confirm his status as he rumbled 80 yards from scrimmage on the Statesman’s first offensive play, making it 7-6 as the extra point failed. “After Scott ran the opening kickoff back, we came out a little flat and you can’t
do that against a guy like Reed,” coach Joe Fowler said after the win. “It didn’t take long for Joe to wake us up after that 80yard run.” Cordell Mattox gathered in a 25-yard Reid Chenault pass for the next score, giving the Bulldogs a 14-6 advantage, still early in the game. Marcus Burton excited the homecoming crowd on the next possession as he see Bulldogs > 13
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Madelyn Ott (21) can not only get the kills on the outside for Goochland, but her size allows her to be a threat on the middle block as well, seen here with teammate Brenda Moore (1) against Collegiate on Sept. 21.
Ott brings the heat for Bulldogs Outside hitter is committed to D1 school By Billy Fellin Sports Editor
When Goochland’s Madelyn Ott goes up for a kill, you know who hit the ball when you hear the sound. Ott’s swing from the outside is powerful, driving through the ball, and, more often than not, landing on the court on the opposing side. Point, Goochland. Ott said her journey to the volleyball court was through the softball diamond, which she said she tried but it wasn’t for her. “I was always tall, so I thought (volleyball) would be something fun to try,” she said. “I had played soccer, basketball, softball, all these different sports. And, I fell in love with it.” That love affair led to volleyball quickly becoming what she described as her “favorite thing to do.” “I play year-round,” she said.“I couldn’t imagine doing anything else besides vol-
leyball.” Like many volleyball players in the Richmond area, Ott plays travel volleyball. Her team at U-Turn has played across the country, in places such as Las Vegas, Indianapolis and Florida, just to name a few. Ott said the competition level is high and intense during travel volleyball games, something she said she enjoys very much. The commitment to the game and her skills landed her an opportunity to play at the Division 1 level at Georgia State, after the program left their card with her coach at a tournament. Initially, Ott said she was “iffy” about going to Georgia State, which is a city school, because of her country upbringing. When she visited, that mindset totally changed. “Georgia State gave my coach their card (at a tournament) and I called them when I got back in town. And, they talked to me for a really long time,” she said. “I went down there with an open mind, and I fell in love. It’s such a family environment there, it’s awesome.” While her college career is set, Ott is
currently a key cornerstone in the Bulldogs attack that has been rolling on opponents this season, including nine kills against Bluestone on Sept. 24, 10 kills against Central Lunenburg on Sept. 22 and 10 kills against Collegiate on Sept. 21. “She has a very important role,” Goochland coach Jennifer Erixon said. “Obviously, we feed her the ball a lot. She’s a big person in the middle and can get up pretty high on her blocks. She’s a good server, and has been working on her defense this year. She’s a strong part of the team. I don’t think we’d be as successful without her.” The Bulldogs are undefeated thus far this season, and, while the Quad Rivers Conference tournament is still “down the road,” they look to be the early favorites to make it to regional and perhaps state play. “This season is going really well,” Ott said. “We just all have the same mentality this year, to get out there and do our best.” That mentality might just mean some more dominant sets for Goochland with Ott continuing to swing on the outside this season.
rumbled 42 yards for his first score of the evening. But Reed again found a way to shred the Bulldog offense and scored midway through the second quarter and converted a two-point conversion for good measure. Goochland led 21-14. Daric Clarke scored from a yard out and the Bulldog lead seemed comfortable. Goochland quickly realized no lead is safe when Reed is at the opposing controls, a correct assumption. After completing a touchdown throw to Dujour Davis and a consecutive two-point conversion, the Statesmen were close at 28-22. With six seconds to go in the half, Reed swept right for six yards and the Statesmen tied the score, 28-28 at halftime. Clarke got his second score on a five-yard run as the third quarter ended and gave the Bulldogs a lead they would not relinquish, 34-28. Burton also got an encore score when he scampered 28 yards for a score and Akai Timberlake snared a Chenault pass for the two-point conversion. Wyatt Smith capped the offensive show for the Bulldogs with a one-yard run and Sullivan Young converted for
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the 49-28 final. “We threw the ball the first half but the run game was there the second half and that’s more consistent for us and safer,” Fowler said. “We stayed calm the second half and didn’t make mistakes and were able to grind it out.” It was a second half performance for the Bulldogs that produced 21 unanswered points, but it was Reed who lived up to the hype with 172 yards on 23 carries and was 10 for 20 passing for 94 yards and a touchdown. “He’s an electrifying football player who’s going to do great things in Charlottesville,” Fowler said. “We’re glad he’s headed that way and won’t be in Charlotte Courthouse any more.” Bulldog running back Calvin Martin finished the evening with 111 yards. “It’s the second week in a row Calvin has really stepped up for us, and Daric Clarke also played really well for us tonight.” Clarke, Burton, Martin and Smith combined for 339 yards on the ground for the Bulldogs. Fowler said this year’s squad is a work in progress and each week he notes improvement. “We are slowly but surely getting to where we need to be. We have a long way to go, but we are making progress.” The Bulldogs travel to Prince Edward this week.
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Calendar continued from >5 Monticello, New York. Guest singers will be Men on a Mission of Powhatan. Dinner will be served following the program. Manakin’s Company 1 Volunteer Fire-Rescue will be holding its annual BBQ Fundraiser from noon to 4 p.m. (rain or shine) at their station located at 180 River Road West. Event tickets will be sold by volunteers prior to the event and tickets also
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Fall Leaves continued from >11 photosynthesis. Eventually trees need a rest from all that work converting light to energy. And besides, tender green leaves can’t handle damaging frost and freezing temperatures of winter. Winter dormancy is the time for trees to rest up and rely on stored energy, and fall is the time to prepare for the cold and freezing weather ahead. Leaves contain several color pigments all summer long, but the green chlorophyll pigment is the only one visible because it is involved in photosynthesis. Therefore it masks the other colors, or pigments, while the tree is in
its energy production process. You see only the green coloration in summer. Shorter days of sunlight and cooler nights of fall cue the trees to begin preparation for winter. This means it is time to shut down the photosynthesis process, so suddenly the need for green chlorophyll has ended. Now that the production of the green chlorophyll pigment is over, it finally allows the red and yellow pigments that were there all along to become visible. Carotenoid pigments (think carrot) are responsible for the orange and yellow leaf colors that take center stage after green chlorophyll pigments cease. They are joined by anthocyanin pigments, responsible for the red and pur-
www.goochlandgazette.com ple leaf colors you see. (They also give the red color to apples.) After the brilliant color change process is complete and the colorful background pigments overtake the green, a final chemical reaction produces cells to seal off the connection between the leaf stem and the tree, like a scab, which then forces the leaf to fall off. Finally, energy production is put on hold and the tree can rest safely in dormancy and withstand freezing temperatures. But come spring, sunlight and rising temperatures will signal the trees that it is time to awaken and ramp up the food and energy production once again for another green, shady summer.
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Virginia, Maryland and Delaware Association of Electric Cooperatives, an electric utility trade association seeks Part-time Training Center Coordinator in Palmyra, VA. Provide administrative services related to training classes. Coordinate maintenance and improvement of buildings and grounds. Work to encourage yearround use of facility. Must have proficiency in Microsoft Office products. General knowledge of building and grounds maintenance. Knowledge of Zion Crossroads and Palmyra community a plus. HS degree with 5-10 years of increasingly responsible administrative experience. Technical or vocational school education or some college preferred. Must be a selfstarter and able to work with minimal supervision. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package. Please complete the application at www.odec.com by October 9, 2015. EOE/M/F/V/H No Phone Calls or Agencies Please
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GOOCHLAND COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING 1800 SANDY HOOK RD. GOOCHLAND, VA 23063
AGENDA
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Susan F. Lascolette, District 1, Chairman Manuel Alvarez, Jr., District 2 Ned S. Creasey, District 3 Robert H. Minnick, District 4, Vice-Chairman Ken C. Peterson, District 5
DATE: OCTOBER 6, 2015 | BOARD MEETING ROOM | TIME: 3:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. Call to Order INVOCATION: Pastor Zack Zbinden, Salem Baptist Church PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 1. Citizen Comment 2. Proclamation Recognizing October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month 3. Chairman’s Comments a. Comments by Sheriff James Agnew b. Joint Town Hall Meetings of the Goochland County Board of Supervisors and School Board in October: District
5, October 8, 7:00 p.m., Company 1 Firehouse,
Manakin Districts
2 & 3 (Joint meeting), October 20, 7:00 p.m., Goochland Library
District
4, October 22, 7:00 p.m., Grace Chinese Baptist
Church District 1, October 26, 7:00 p.m., Byrd Elementary School
c. Central High School (inside) Community Clean Up Day – Saturday, November 14th, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. – Volunteers, Tools, and Pick-Up Trucks Needed 4. Requests to Postpone Agenda Items and Additions, Deletions or Changes in the Order of Presentation 5. Approval of Minutes: September 1, 2015 6. County Administrator’s Comments Introduction of New County Staff
7. Reports a. Fire/Rescue b. VDOT c. Planning Activity d. Update on Status of Storm Water Management Committees e. Accounts Payable f. Credit Card Activity 8. New Business – Consent Items
FY2016 Appropriation of Sheriff Asset Forfeiture Funds
9. New Business a. Comments on Activities of the Richmond Strikers by John Maurer, President and Jay Howell, Executive Director b. Presentation on Proposed Parks and Recreation Master Plan and Request to Set for Public Hearing on Wednesday, November 4, 2015 c. Authorization for County Administrator to Approve Contract with Loudin Builders in the Amount of $2,769,000 for Construction of New Emergency Operations Center d. Amendment of the FY2016 School Budget for Property Acquisition, the Establishment of a Mobile Classroom, and Student Enrollment Increases e. Request for Authorization to set a Public Hearing on November 4, 2015, for an Ordinance to Amend Chapter 13 (Taxation), Article II (Special Assessment for Land Preservation), Section 13-37 (Taxation on use value basis-Application) to Change the Deadlines for Land Use Applications
k. Closed Meeting & Certification: Closed
Meeting: In accordance with the provisions of Sections 2.2-3711 and 2.2-3712 of the Code of Virginia, I move that the Goochland County Board of Supervisors convene in Closed Meeting for the purpose of consulting with legal counsel pertaining to probable litigation related to zoning enforcement, as permitted by Section 2.2-3711 (A)(7) of the Code of Virginia.
Certification:
Pursuant to Section 2.2-3712 (D) of the Code of Virginia, I move that the Goochland County Board of Supervisors hereby certify that, to the best of each member’s knowledge, (i) only public business matters lawfully exempted from open meeting requirements under the Freedom of Information Act, and (ii) only such public business matters as were identified in the motion convening the Closed Meeting were heard, discussed or considered by the Goochland County Board of Supervisors in the Closed Meeting of this date.
f. Request for Authorization to Set a Public Hearing on November 4, 2015, for an Ordinance to Amend Chapter 3 (Animals), Article III (Dogs), Section 3-53 (Running at large prohibited during certain months) to prohibit animals on public property unless they are either caged, securely penned, or on a leash
10. Dinner Break
g. Adoption of the FY2016 Legislative Agenda
13. Public Hearings – 7:00 p.m.
h. There are no Tentative Referral(s) to the Planning Commission for November 5, 2015. i. Zoning case scheduled for public hearing by the Planning Commission on October 1, 2015. District
11. 7:00 p.m. - Chairman Calls Meeting to Order 12. Citizen Comment
Continuation of Public Hearing Deferred on September 1, 2015-
District 1 CU-2015-00002 Application filed by Goochland County requesting a Conditional Use Permit to construct, operate and maintain a communication tower on Assessor’s Parcel No. 6-1-0-32-0 (GPIN 6822-89-3977) located at 4810 Three Chopt Road (future Co. 6 Fire/Rescue). The County plans to construct a 199’ monopole tower as an integral part of the conversion/upgrade of the County’s emergency communications radio system. The subject property is zoned AgriculturalGeneral (A-1). The Conditional Use Permit is required by Article 2, Section 3.3 of the Goochland County Zoning Ordinance. The Comprehensive Plan designates this area for Commercial Use.
4 RZ-2015-00005 (applicant will be requesting a deferral) Application filed by Darvin Satterwhite for Wilton Acquisition, LLC requesting a rezoning reclassification of 97.73 acres from Agricultural, Limited (A-2) and Residential, Limited (R-1) to Residential, Plan Unit Development (RPUD), with proffers, to develop a maximum of 193 lot single-family subdivision on Assessor’s Parcel Nos. 47-10-39-0 (GPIN 7717-61-9753); 47-1-0-47-0 (GPIN 771782-2737);47-1-0-39-A (GPIN 7717-61-4247); 47-1-0-39B (GPIN 7717-61-6724) and 47-1-0-46-A (GPIN 7717-922236). The property has frontage at 2051 Manakin Road 14. Adjournment: The next Regular meeting of the Board of Superviand 2102 Rockville Road. The 2035 Comprehensive Plan sors is Wednesday, November 4, 2015, 3 p.m. due to Election Day designates this area as Single Family Residential, Medium being Tuesday, November 3rd. Density.
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