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A little digging uncovers family’s nearly-lost story of immigration. See page 6

‘Dooleys’ examines Maymont residents’ influence

For drive-in, a good sign indeed Local theater owners’ long wait for highway signage is finally over By Roslyn Ryan Editor

For nearly as long as John Heidel and his wife have owned their drive-in movie theater in western Goochland, they have been working to secure a highway sign that would help direct motorists to their location. Last week, after nine long years, their efforts finally paid off. Thanks in large part to the work of

Goochland supervisor Susan Lascolette and newly-elected Del. John McGuire (R-Glen Allen), officials with the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) have agreed to allow drive-in theaters to be featured on Tourist-Oriented Directional Signs, or TODS, those blue signs that help

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In this archive photo, a rainbow appears over the Goochland Drive-In. The Hadensville theater has become a popular tourist attraction since opening in 2009.

Goochland students compete in Legion oratory contest Contributed report

On Jan. 10, American Legion Post 215 held their annual Oratorical Contest, during which Goochland High School students Gus Payne and David Tremain researched the Constitution and its Amendments in preparation for the event.

Each student gave an eight- to 10-minute prepared speech and a threeto five-minute impromptu speech. For each speech, there were no notes allowed during the presentation. With the impromptu speech, they were given a topic and five minutes to

prep. They were judged on their knowledge, skill, and poise under pressure. Gus Payne moved on to the District Level competition, the results of which were not available at press time. He was coached by the Post’s Oratorical Coordinator, John Myers.

Payne and Tremain, along with their families and their Government teacher, Alexa Moser, will be attending the Post’s Feb. 20 Membership Meeting, where they will be honored during an awards ceremony. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m.

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In many cases, authors choose the subjects of their books themselves. For Goochland author and historian Mary Lynn Bayliss, however, the most recent project she embarked on appears to have chosen her. Bayliss, whose book “The Dooleys of Richmond: an Irish Immigrant Family in the Old and New South” offers a richly detailed portrait of one of Richmond’s most influential families, said she was first approached about taking on the task while chatting with a fellow guest at a party. Best known by many Central Virginians as the family who called Maymont home — and eventually donated the property to the City of Richmond for use as a park — the Dooleys were major players in the South’s business and philanthropic circles during the late 19th and early 20th century, donating vast sums to support public health, education and the arts. Bayliss, a former Maymont see Bayliss > 3

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Drive-in continued from > 1 alert passing drivers of important entertainment or cultural resources in a given area. Heidel had previously been told that his Goochland Drive-In was classified an attraction, disqualifying it from the list of places that could be featured on a TOD sign. Heidel continued to plead his case, “but we always just met with the wall of resistance,” he said. McGuire, for his part, said he first heard about the sign saga while on the campaign trail last year, and soon began to notice a familiar refrain. McGuire says he kept hearing again and again how people from out of state had come

Bayliss continued from > 1 Foundation board member and volunteer who also holds a doctorate in English Literature and History, suspected that delving into their would provide a window into one of the most tumultuous periods of Richmond’s history. What she didn’t know was that her research into the family’s story—a captivating, made-for-the-silver screen tale involving immigration, war, and vast fortunes gained and lost—would ultimately span the next two decades and involve hundreds of hours spent sifting carefully through archives and newspapers. Bayliss’ task was made more difficult by the fact that many of the family’s personal papers had been lost or destroyed. Without those resources to draw from, Bayliss’ work is particularly remarkable said Dale Wheary, Maymont Curator and Director of Historical Collections and Programs, calling the book “the definitive source” on James Dooley and

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all the way to Goochland to visit the theater but struggled to find it. McGuire inquired about the issue, only to be told that it was a lost cause. It was then that he realized he might be able to help — or at least try. “I was a Navy SEAL,” McGuire said, “and we like a challenge. I wanted to see ‘Can we solve this thing?’” McGuire said he realized after talking with VDOT officials that they might be able to find some common ground among all parties involved. A meeting was arranged in his office with Heidel and VDOT representatives, and the group was eventually able to reach an administrative solution. The new signs should be up within the next 45 days, McGuire says, and will be a

testament to what can happen when people come together to find “common sense solutions.” Ultimately, he says, it’s not just about helping one business, but also about making the entire region a more enticing place for visitors from all over the state and beyond. “When people come in from out of state and they buy food here, when they buy gas here and enjoy the area, that’s good for Goochland,” he said. To Heidel, the news about the signage was huge not just for him, but also for the five other remaining drive-in theaters in the state. “It’s just a win-win situation, and I couldn’t be more pleased,” he said. “It’s a validation — it means everything.”

his wife, Sallie. To John Kneebone, a professor of History at Virginia Commonwealth University, Bayliss’ book did a masterful job of illuminating a figure to whom he hadn’t previously given much consideration. “I suppose I thought of him as a really rich guy who was a philanthropist, but he didn’t really figure into the way I thought about Richmond history,” said Kneebone. “That the Dooleys were Irish in origin and Catholic in religion meant that they stood to the side of the Richmond-Americancultural mainstream, and that gives the book, too, a perspective for observation. The Dooleys were insiders, yet not quite, and that situation sheds light on them and on Richmond.” Bayliss said she found an undeniable joy in uncovering and stitching together the story of a group she describes as one of the city’s most prominent — and philanthropic-families. “It’s a million-piece puzzle, but every once in a while

you get a new piece,” Bayliss explained. “Eventually, over the years, it begins to fill in.” As she continued on her quest, Bayliss says she began to understand more and more just what unique figures both John Dooley and James, his son, had been. Bayliss has always enjoyed writing history as if it were a novel, she says, and these men’s stories were perfect for that form. To her, illuminating the lives of lesser known historical figures is always a worthwhile endeavor, even if it takes a great deal of digging to uncover the truth. “What they did in their day is still affecting us in our day,” she said. “And that is just extraordinary.” These days, Bayliss can’t help but laugh as she looks back on the early days of her research into the Dooley family, back when she wasn’t sure what surprises lay ahead. “I had no idea what I would find,” she says happily, “but it turned out to be extraordinarily good.”

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Obituaries STEPHEN P. LAWSON Stephen Paul Lawson Sr., 78, of Goochland, passed away peacefully in his home on Jan.25, 2018. Born on June 30, 1939, in Spencer, West Virginia, Steve was a dedicated husband

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and Charlotte Lindemuth; two brothers, Fred Lawson and Phil Lawson; three sisters, Marge Rosselot, Susie Travis and Debbie Ray; and a host of nieces and nephews. He worked for many years in Goochland, managing several large farm operations, earning many accolades before establishing Lawson Fencing with his sons. Throughout the years, he devoted significant time and energy to coaching men’s and women’s softball teams, which provided the opportunity to travel the country competing. Visitation was held Sunday, Jan. 28, at Norman Funeral Home in Goochland. Celebration of Life services were held on Monday, Jan. 29, at Smyrna Baptist Church, with interment in Greenwood Memorial Gardens in Henrico. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Alzheimer’s Association.

FAYE H. KILPATRICK Faye Hines Kilpatrick, 90, of Crozier, and long-time resident of Litchfield, Connecticut, passed away peacefully at home among loved ones, her treasured Maltese, Leo, lying at her side, on Jan. 23, 2018. She was predeceased by her husband of 49 years, Robert D. KILPATRICK Kilpatrick; her parents, Ellwood Raeford Hines and Clarissa Jane Carter Lewis Hines, of Richmond; and by two sisters, Margaret Patton (Sam) of Birmingham, Alabama, and Mary Louise Tate of Norfolk. She leaves behind five children, Robert “Patrick” D. Kilpatrick Jr. (Heidi) of Los Angeles, California, Kathleen S. Kilpatrick of Crozier, Lauren D.

Kilpatrick (Richard Petrovits) of Cromwell, Connecticut, Tracy C. Kilpatrick of Palmyra, and T. David Kilpatrick (Korri) of Fargo, North Dakota; 10 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren; and her brother, Edwin Hines of Chesterfield. A life-long student, athlete and teacher, Mrs. Kilpatrick was a graduate of John Marshall High School and Westhampton College, University of Richmond. She earned two master’s degrees in education and psychology from the University of Hartford and Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, respectively, moving from the classroom and playing fields as a beloved teacher and coach to guidance counseling and family counseling in the later years of her long career in both Virginia and Connecticut. With their move to Connecticut in 1957, in support of Mr. Kilpatrick’s work with the Connecticut General Insurance Company, Mrs. Kilpatrick’s southern charm, energy and wit contributed greatly to her husband’s rise to head the company and later, CIGNA Corporation, and to his success in those positions. A fierce tennis player and avid horsewomen, Mrs. Kilpatrick was a member the Country Club of Virginia, where she played tennis until the age of 85, and of the Litchfield County Hounds and Deep Run Hunt Club in Goochland. She continued to shoot and foxhunt well into her 80s and to enjoy trail riding until just the year before her passing. She was committed to preserving land, historic places and history, and contributed to many nonprofit and educational organizations, including the Virginia Historical Society and Montpelier; the universities of Virginia and Richmond; St. Christopher’s School and St. Andrew’s School, both in Richmond; and recently, to

Sweet Briar College, whose unique role in fostering and honing the leadership skills of women she long promoted during her many years as a counselor of high school students, and recently, as a donor. Mrs. Kilpatrick gave as well of her time and talents in support of her values: she was active, often as a leader, in a number of civic and political organizations, including, among others, the Chapel Guild of Cannon Memorial Chapel at the University of Richmond; the Board of the Tandem Friends School; the Board the University of Virginia School of Continuing Education; a member of the Monticello Cabinet; a docent at Wilton House in Richmond; and as a volunteer at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. An avocational genealogist, Mrs. Kilpatrick was a member of the Jamestowne Society; the Colonial Dames of America; the National Society of Colonial Dames; the Daughters of the American Revolution; and the United Daughters of the Confederacy. She was as well the founder and a long-time member of the Republican Women’s Club of Goochland County. The family wishes to thank her long-time helper, Angela Payne, and the careful caregivers at Paradise Home Care and Intrepid Hospice, who smoothed the last months of Mrs. Kilpatrick’s passage. The service was held on Saturday, Jan. 27, in Cannon Memorial Chapel at the University of Richmond, and a reception followed immediately in the atrium of the nearby Gottwald Science Center. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Mrs. Kilpatrick’s memory to the University of Richmond, Robert D. Kilpatrick Scholarship Fund.

JOHN P. MCCANN John Patrick McCann, 73, of Richmond, died Monday, Jan.

22, 2018 at his home with his wife and children by his side. He was born in Youngstown, Ohio, to the late Mildred Mary Schneider McCann and Paul Jerome McCann. John is survived by his wife of 47 years, Rebecca Lee McCann; sister, Barbara McCann Lehnerd; three children and their spouses, Stephanie McCann Sullivan (Mark), Shannon Bess McCann (Rob Stull), John Patrick McCann II (Anne Farmer); seven grandchildren, Griffen Sullivan Hilton (Craig), Kaeler Sullivan, Tilly Sullivan, Bridget Sullivan, Adelaide McCann, Sawyer McCann, Delaney Stull; one great-grandchild, Jonas Hilton; and a large group of friends and colleagues whom he cherished. He graduated from N o t r e D a m e University MCCANN magna cum laude in 1966. He went on to attend New York University for an MBA and graduated with distinction in 1968. Following his graduation, he enlisted into the Marine Corp during the Vietnam War; upon discharge in 1971 he had earned the rank of Captain. He continued his service with the Marines as a Reservist until 1977. Following the war, John worked as Vice President and General Manager of ICO Development Corp in Columbus, OH from 19711974. In 1974, he moved to Richmond and worked as the Managing Officer, President, CEO, and Chairman of United Dominion Realty Trust (UDR) until 2001. During this time, he also served as Chairman of NAREIT Board of Governors. In 2002, John became the see Obituaries > 5

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Obituaries continued from > 4 Executive Director of New Town Associates, LLC. In 2012, he stepped back from day to day operations but retained the title of Executive Director and his seat on the Board of Directors. John McCann formed McCann Realty Partners, LLC, with partners Fleet Wallace and Brand Inlow in 2004. He worked as a Managing Member and Chairman of the company, whose mission is to invest in and develop apartments throughout the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Texas. In 2013, John retired and Matt Akin took over his role in the company. John McCann remained Chairman Emeritus of McCann Realty Partners until his death and loved visiting the office as much as possible. During his many years in the multi-family housing and commercial real estate fields he served as the Director of Storage USA and as Director of Lawyers Title Insurance Co. He

was a board member for VCU Real Estate Foundation and the Circle of Excellence, the Urban Land Institute and the National Multi-Housing Council. He was an active member of the Richmond community, participating in many organizations dedicated to helping those in need of food, housing, and education. Because of his devotion to community, John played an active role within many boards and organizations. In addition to his time helping at the Freedom House, he chaired and did service work for Virginia Supportive Housing, St. Joseph s Villa, Better Housing Coalition, Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority, Virginia Housing and Development Authority, Rebuilding Together, NCCJ (National Conference of Community and Justice, and The Community Foundation. Johnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s greatest passions were Notre Dame Football (Go Irish!), tennis, and skiing with his family. He loved spending time with his grandchildren, playing Old Maid, biking in

NEWS: Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Going on in Goochland County Hilton Head, and taking his this life Jan. family on incredible vacations. 23, 2018. John has a great heart and a She was beautiful soul, his family and preceded friends are going to miss him. in death by Visitation was held on her husFriday, Jan. 26, at Blileyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s â&#x20AC;&#x201C; band, James Central, and a Mass of Christian E. Rollins; Burial was held on Saturday, and sons, ROLLINS Jan. 27, at St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Catholic James M. Church on Gayton Rd. A recepand Richard tion followed at Hermitage G. Rollins Sr. Left to cherish Country Club. In lieu of flowers, her memory are son, Marion donations may be made to St. F. Rollins; and daughter, Mary Josephâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Villa or Better Housing Coalition

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(Lorenzo) Reavis; daughter-inlaw, Maria Rollins; 14 grandchildren, 30 great-grandchildren, 29 great-great-grandchildren, and a host of other relatives and friends. Her remains rested at the Robert Mealy Funeral Home in Goochland. Funeral services were held on Saturday, Jan. 27, at Jerusalem Baptist Church in ManakinSabot, Dr. Emanuel Harris, pastor. Interment Jerusalem Baptist Church Cemetery.

IRENE L. SLAUGHTER Mrs. Irene Lucy Mitchell Slaughter, 88, of Crozier, peacefully departed this life on Saturday, Jan. 20, 2018. She was born on Dec. 31, 1929, to the late Fountain and Lucy Mitchell. Irene was preceded in death by four brothers and seven sisters as well as a son-in-law and greatgrandson. She accepted Christ at an early age and was baptized see Death Notices > 13

GLYNDA MEALY Mrs. Glynda Mealy, of Goochland, departed this life Jan. 15, 2018. She is survived by two loving sons, Christopher and John; and a host of other relatives and friends. A memorial service was held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 27, at the Robert Mealy Funeral Home Chapel in Goochland, Va.

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Walker offered example of quiet courage, conviction By Roslyn Ryan Editor

he news, when it came last week, was delivered by email, signaled by a ping and a pop-up news alert on my phone. The reason for the alert was to share that noted Civil Rights leader Wyatt Tee Walker had passed away at his home in Chester at the age of 88, bringing to a close a life spent working tirelessly on behalf of equality, understanding and peace. I did not experience the early days of the movement Walker was such an instrumental part of, nor was I ever privileged to meet him personally.

My only very small connection to him, outside of a fascination with the work he did and a deep admiration for his tremendous courage and fortitude, was that he once coached a youth a football team that my father played on in Yonkers, New York. My father remembered Rev. Walker fondly and spoke of him often, and his certainly could be counted among the millions whose lives Walker touched. It is interesting, though not entirely surprising, that a cursory Google search will not produce many notable quotes from Walker. There are no t-shirts or coffee mugs emblazoned with his photo for sale. And yet, the impact he had on the

world in which we live is clear and undeniable. Most of the adults of my generation certainly understand what racism and prejudice are, and many have witnessed those twin evils for themselves. What most of us would likely find harder to fathom, however, are the kinds of institutionalized, legally enshrined injustices that Walker chose to face down. There are plenty of examples of people taking to the streets and fighting for what they believe in these days, and I wouldn’t dare belittle or demean a single one. But it is difficult to imagine that any fight could be quite as punishing as that waged by those who demand human rights

from a society that doesn’t even seem to fully agree that they are human. Walker never abandoned his commitment to Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy of nonviolent resistance in the face of oppression, and likely did more to help elevate the cause of equality than history has recorded. And while his name may not be instantly recognizable to many, there are few moments that pass in a day when we are not the beneficiaries in some way of the societal shifts he helped bring about. There are few men who one can truly say helped changed the world for the better. Walker, in own his quiet, eloquent, fearless way, was one of them.

Digging unearths forgotten family immigration story By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Columnist

s our country debates a change in immigration policy, the discussion prompted me to inquire about my family’s story, and how coming to America not only changed the life of my grandfather, but the generations of family that followed. I remember him as a small man, careful with words but always thoughtful and compassionate. As a child, I have fond memo-

ries of the feasts hosted by my grandfather, the big bowl of spiked eggnog at Christmas or the seafood buffets. I searched for more evidence regarding my grandfather who immigrated from Corsica and settled in Montgomery, Alabama. As a child, we heard stories about how Papa opened a lunch counter at a young age and stood on a soapbox to access the customers seated at the bar. Finally I discovered an obituary written by C.M. Stanley, a

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Montgomery Advertiser reporter. It told a story that was much more complete than what I recalled from my childhood. Fred Louis Ridolphi was born in 1871 on the small island of Corsica, and at age 12 was sent to America by an overprotective mother who didn’t want her son drafted in the French Navy. He was met by James Vencentelli in New York, and traveled to Montgomery to join a small Corsican community in the city. After working at several res-

taurants in the commerce area of Montgomery, Papa acquired The Pickwick in 1905. The diminutive restaurateur had married my grandmother six years earlier and begun a family. What when purchased was a small lunch counter evolved into one of the South’s finest restaurants as the years passed, and Fred Ridolphi’s hospitality was well known throughout the South. Papa’s restaurant sat below the Clancy Hotel. The city’s Southern see Immigrants > 7

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Letters to the Editor Community made Christmas Mother program a success story once again Dear Editor, The Goochland Christmas Mother program reached 729 county residents in 2017, and 267 families were given a happier Christmas thanks to the work of hundreds of volunteers and support from the community. Of the 267 families supported, 111 were “adopted” to local organizations and families who provided for “their” families on behalf of the Christmas Mother. The involvement and support of adopting groups enables the Christmas Mother to better support families. This year saw a greater than 35 percent increase in families adopted over last year, enabling the organization to do more for its families. Adoptions are a vital part of the association’s ability to help so many in need. “It is a huge undertaking to match up so many of our families with those who want to provide for them in the name of the Christmas Mother,” said Cindie Valentine, GCM President. “Our adoptions chair, JoAnn Dabney, worked with a team of volunteers to match recipients with donors. The generous support from the community is so important to our helping so many in need.” From those who volunteered for shopping and wrapping, prepared boxes for delivery, collected canned goods and other donated items, to those who contributed monetarily, it was truly a community effort. One hundred volunteers turned out to shop for recipient gifts on Shopping Day, and over 100 came to make those gifts beautiful on Wrapping Day. Thirty bicycles and helmets were donated, as were meals for working volunsee Letters > page 7

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On Jan. 16, the Virginia State Conference NAACP held its Annual Lobby Day at the Virginia General Assembly. Goochland Branch members and fellow representatives across the Commonwealth joined State President Rev. Kevin Chandler in lobbying delegates and senators on issues relevant to the NAACP. After attending a House of Delegates event honoring the late Civil Rights icon Nannie B. Harriston, the group closed their day with a press conference where they vowed to return on cross-over day to assess their efforts.

teers and so much more. The childrens bicycles are donated each year by the Richmond Area Bicycle Association. Goochland’s Christmas Mother program provides food, clothing, and other special gifts and support to meet the needs of each approved family. The work of hundreds of volunteers is required to organize donated and purchased food and supplies, shop for and wrap gifts and deliver the items to each family. Volunteers from county organizations such as the Goochland Rotary, the Goochland Woman’s Club, and the Goochland Sheriff’s Office support the effort along with many businesses, schools, families, and individuals. Volunteers are key to meeting the need, and it is a community effort that many enjoy participating in each year. A county resident is asked to serve as the Goochland Christmas Mother during the

year and are still coming in. To read more about the Goochland Christmas Mother and learn about volunteer opportunities, visit their web site at goochlandchristmasmother.org Sincerely, Anne Hardwick Goochland

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League baseball team and many of the players ate downstairs at The Pickwick. New York Yankees manager Casey Stengel was just a player in those days, and he and Papa became close friends and spent evenings discussing politics and baseball. The article listed a number of notables who dined at The Pickwick. Some of the names I recognized, but most I didn’t. Stage performer George C. Cohen, James Stewart and Al Jolson “always headed for the Pickwick when they reached town.” The article spoke of Papa and his relationship with his staff, a dedicated and lifelong group of waiters who my grandfather considered family and often visited his home.

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All are invited to bring the whole crew for a great movie on the big screen. Refreshments will be provided by the Friends of the Rockville Library. Call (804) 749-3146 or visit the library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Rd. for more information.

Goochland Free Clinic and Family Services will be opening the doors to its new building to the Goochland community from 3 to 6 p.m. All are invited to come celebrate and tour the new building, located at 2999 River Road West.

Family storytimes are held at the Cochrane Rockville Branch Library at 10:30 a.m. Call (804) 749-3146 or visit the library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Road for more information.

The Goochland Republican Women’s meeting will be held at 10 a.m. at Manakin Firehouse, located at 180 River Road West. The meeting will feature local Manakin Sabot resident August Wallmeyer. Wallmeyer will bring his unique perspective as a former radio and television news reporter, government speech writer, and energy lobbyist as he discusses his book, The Extremes of Virginia. All are invited.

Saturday, Feb. 3 The Goochland Branch Library will be hosting a workshop entitled “Essential Oils: Discover Mother Nature’s Medicine Chest” from 10 to 11 a.m. This workshop will explore therapies and uses of essential oils with Jody Hauschild, certified massage therapist and wellness coach. Call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information.

Sunday, Feb. 4 Shady Grove Baptist Church in Gum Spring celebrate Black History Month with the theme “Rooted in Our past, Growing into Our Future.” The four events will take place during morning worship service at 10 a.m. This Sunday, Brother Darius Parker will be the guest presenter. Tuesday, Feb. 6 The Goochland Branch Library will be hosting a “Learning Microsoft Word” class from 10 a.m. – noon. Participants will learn how to complete basic tasks in Microsoft Word 2010, including editing and saving a documents and adding formatting. Call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library to sign up for this class. Thursday, Feb. 8 Storytimes at the Goochland Branch Library are as follows: Toddler Storytime at 10 a.m.; Preschool Storytime at 10:45 a.m.; and Mother Goose Storytime at 11:30 a.m. Call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information.

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Goochland’s Romeo Moreno won the James River District title on Thursday, Jan. 25, at Amelia High School in the 126-pound weight class. Moreno accomplished a 5-point move to win by a 9-8 decision over his opponent. It was part of a busy week of wrestling for the Bulldogs.

Moreno wins district title for Bulldogs wrestling By Billy Fellin Sports Editor

It was a busy week for the Goochland Bulldogs wrestling team. First, on Jan. 23, Goochland participated in a tri-meet at Mills Godwin against the Eagles and Hermitage Panthers.

The match was a special one for Goochland wrestling coach Mike Nadder, as he is a Mills Godwin graduate and was the school’s first state champion in wrestling. “It was very special to return to Godwin,” he wrote in an email. “All of those coaches over there are friends of mine and they run such a

well-coached program and I wanted my kids to experience wrestling the larger schools like that and to see where we need to be as a team.” Hermitage and Godwin are both Class 5 schools, three classifications larger than Goochland. However, the Bulldogs held their own against the

Eagles and Panthers, with several of the wrestlers battling tough and pulling out wins. “All of the kids wrestled tough, but I was really impressed with Cody Nash, my 113-pounder, he won both of his matches by pin,” Nadder wrote. “Romeo Moreno, my 126 pounder,

had a really tough match against Godwin and although he lost 11 to 2, he was very much in the match until the end when his opponent picked up some extra points as Romeo was trying to hit some big moves.” Then, the Bulldogs hosted Armstrong and Cosby on Jan. 24 prior to participating in the

James River District tournament. “I feel like we performed really well considering the competition we were going against,” Nadder wrote. “We are a very inexperienced team, but the kids have shown a lot of improvement and are see Bulldogs> 10

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Roundup: Bulldogs easily handle Dukes in 63-30 final By Billy Fellin Sports Editor

At Goochland High School on Jan. 26, Cumberland’s boys basketball team opened the game up with a 3-point shot for an early lead. Then the Goochland offense went to work and left the Dukes in the dust. Deion Harwood scored 19 points and was one of three Bulldogs players who scored in double-digits as the Bulldogs rolled on Cumberland 63-30. Quincy Snead added 13 points, while Isaiah Motavu scored 10. The teams were close throughout the first quarter until a 7-0 run near the end of the frame gave the Bulldogs a nine-point lead. Then, Goochland went on an 8-0 run to end the sec-

Bulldogs continued from >9 working hard each day to get better.” Wrestling larger schools like Godwin, Hermitage and Cosby recently, as well as Monacan, Colonial Heights, Highland Springs, L.C. Bird earlier in the season, allows the Bulldogs to gain valuable experience, exposure to these long-tenured wrestling programs as well as getting the wrestlers ready for the upcoming postseason. “Coach Wampler and I have put these kids through a brutal regular season schedule for a reason,” Nadder wrote. “We know by wrestling these bigger schools that have been established for 40 years or more that it will pay off when

ond quarter, which gapped Cumberland even further. The Bulldogs led 28-14 at halftime. Cumberland tried to keep pace in the early stages of the third quarter, even going on a 6-0 run, but that only cut Goochland’s lead to 17 points. The Bulldogs answered with a monster 13-0 run that left no doubt as to the result of the game. After falling to RandolphHenry on Jan. 22, Goochland defeated Buckingham 47-31 on Jan. 23. Snead scored 14 points in that win.

The Bulldogs traveled to Cumberland on Jan. 26 and defeated the Dukes 33-21. Gonzalez scored 16 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in that win.

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Goochland’s girls basketball team secured another win on Jan. 23, a 38-32 win over Buckingham. Lanaysia Gonzalez led the Bulldogs with 10 points and 13 rebounds.

Benedictine fell to rival St. Christopher’s 33-27 in the Virginia Independent Schools Dual Championships on Jan. 26-27. The Cadets came out of Pool B on a roll, having soundly defeated Norfolk Academy and The Covenant School. Brenden Barnes, Michael Albergo, Riley Vaughan, Nick Johnson, Christos Avgeros, Bailey Coates and Dalton Collins were all undefeated throughout the tournament. Photo by Billy Fellin Logan Chandler, Josh Yost, Goochland’s Deion Harwood (10) once again lit up the scoreboard for the Bulldogs against CumberCJ Griffith and Malik James land on Jan. 26. Harwood scored 19 points and had nine rebounds in the win over the Dukes. Harwood each went 4-1. hit two 3-point shots and was a perfect 2-for-2 in his only trip to the free throw line.

the postseason comes. The kids will have not seen any better competition in the district or region than they have already seen.” That experience paid off at the James River District tournament, as Romeo Moreno was named district champion in the 126-pound weight class. Moreno won the match with a five-point move to win by a 9-8 decision. Maddie Muniz, Cody Nash and Jonathan Daly each were district runner-up, while Max Moreno, Corey Vincent, Daniel Thompson, Andrew Garcia and Jacob Massey were third-place finishers in the district. As a team, the Bulldogs finished second in the district behind Nottoway. Prior to the upcoming

regional tournament, the Bulldogs got some inspiration after one of their practices. On Jan. 26, Russell Rainer, a J.R. Tucker High School and University of Richmond alumni, spoke to the team. Rainer was a two-time NCAA Division I champion at UR, a two-time international world title holder and was a member of the US National Wrestling Team. Rainer was slated to go to the 1980 Olympics in Moscow, but those were boycotted by the United States and Rainer missed his opportunity. He also holds the US record for fastest pin at four seconds. “He talked to them about life experiences and how to cope with the difficulties that

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come at you in life,” Nadder wrote in an email. “I had many of the parents attend as well and they were excited to be in the room with him. He doesn’t go around

to high schools anymore, just big wrestling colleges like Oklahoma and Penn State. We were really honored to have him there. He is someone that I looked up to when I was in

high school,” he added in the email. Goochland will compete in the Region 2A wrestling tournament on Feb. 3 at Poquoson High School.

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