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ENJOY! Shenandoah County Living AUGUST 2014
Livestock competitors bring experience to county fair
Tiffany Heishman, 14, of Strasburg, stands with Hatfield, left, and Rocky, two purebred shorthair steers she raised. She plans to show cattle and goats at the Shenandoah County Fair, scheduled for Aug. 22-30. Josette Keelor/Daily
By Josette Keelor
Area children showing livestock at the Shenandoah County Fair might be young but they bring years of experience to help them lock horns with the competition. Braden Stern is only 9, but the Lebanon Church resident has been training to show steers since he was about 4 years old. Each year he attends the Frederick County Fair with his mother Samantha Stern, agriculture education teacher at James Wood Middle School in Frederick County, and he has participated in four or five bucket calf shows, bringing calves up to a couple months old. “I only showed cows, so itʼs my first year for sheep and pigs,” Braden said. “I just wanted to see what I like the best out of the three and then I might choose only one for the next couple of years.” He has raised two of each animal and
will participate in five shows, showing only one of his heifers because theyʼre in the same weight class. “I guess my mom got me into it because she showed sheep when she was little,” he said. “She wanted me to show when Iʼm 9, right now.” Tiffany Heishman, 14, of Strasburg, also followed in her parentsʼ footsteps when deciding to show goats and steers. Her parents Ray and Tracey Heishman were in the Future Farmers of America club at Strasburg High School, respectively, from 1986 to 1989 and 1988 to 1992. Tracey Heishman was club president in 1992.
A rising freshman at Strasburg High School, Tiffany said sheʼs been showing goats since she was Bradenʼs age and decided the following year to add cattle to her routine. “Itʼs just a great experience and it teaches you so much about responsibility because the animals canʼt take care of themselves,” she said. She said she joined 4-H as a Cloverbud because of her friends. “I grew up to love it,” she said. “Everyone, theyʼre so nice and they all want to help you.” Heishman will attend the state 4-H SEE LIVESTOCK, PAGE A2
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Congress in Atlanta at the end of November after winning the public speaking category for her presentation, “Iʼm not the farmerʼs wife.” She also earned her way to the FFA nationals in agriscience with her project “Whatʼs growing on your cutting board?”
“Most people donʼt even think about that when youʼre cutting your food,” she said.
Using the lab at Valley Milk Products in Strasburg, she tested which cleaning supplies did the best job cleaning cutting boards contaminated with meat.
“Clorox wipes and hot soapy water were the cleanest,” she said. She scrubbed the boards by hand and said she also found that glass cutting boards were more sanitary than wooden or plastic ones.
Tiffany also shows crafts at the fair, planning 30 entries, including a gingerbread house, a birdhouse and recycled items, “Whatever I can do throughout the summer,” she said.
In preparation for the fair, Tiffany sent out about 30 letters to area residents and businesses hoping to spread the word about her show.
“At county fair, itʼs a cattle auction, so the more letters you send out the better chance you have [of selling],” she said. “The more people you have bidding the higher the prices go.”
“If anyone wants to come bid, they just need to call the [Virginia Cooperative] Extension agent,” she said.
Limited to selling two animals a year, she said she plans to sell one cow and one goat. Then at the state fair in Caroline County, “You can sell as many as you want,” she said.
After fair season, she will buy her show cows for next year and start the process again, raising cows to show and selling them to a buyer to use for meat.
In addition to the fair, she has four cattle shows in the winter followed by three or four goat shows. Each fall she usually welcomes about 20 new baby goats.
“This year I had more of animals that Iʼve raised myself,” she said. She bred and raised all of her 16 boar crosses and two
Tiffany Heishman gets a kiss from her goat Sugar, left, while Superman waits beside her. Superman was named for his brown markings, called a cape. Josette Keelor/Daily
purebred boar goats herself, except for one. “It was more of the full experience.” When Braden attended the Frederick County Fair last month, his mother explained, it was a different experience than in past years.
“Heʼs got big britches,” Stern said. “He thinks heʼs this experienced thing, but heʼs in for this whole new world of excitement.” Asked what heʼs looking forward to, Braden said, “I guess the rides, theyʼre kind of fun, but I like showing the best.”
They go every year, she said, but “he especially went to watch and learn and pay attention ... to watch skills of other showmen, to know what to do.”
The Shenandoah County Fair will run from Aug. 22-30 at the fairgrounds near the Interstate 81 exit in Woodstock. For information on the fair, call 540-459-3867 or visit Now preparing for the Shenandoah County http://www.shencofair.com. To bid on an Fair, she said, “This is his first real show for animal, call the Virginia Cooperative Extension office at 540-459-6140. competition where he actually will sell his animals.” Contact staff writer Josette Keelor at 540-465-5137, ext. 176, or And is he nervous? Not according to his jkeelor@nvdaily.com. mother.
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Guy Gochenour, of Woodstock, competes in his tractor named Stress Test. Gochenour helped start the modified tractor pull event at the Shenandoah County Fair more than 20 years ago. Courtesy photo by Eastern Extreme Pulling
t an age when most teens are learning how to hold the steering wheel, Guy Gochenour was hauling thousands of pounds on his tractor.
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each year, Gochenour and his tractor, Stress Test, compete in the Interstate Pullers league. He won Pennsylvaniaʼs Keystone Nationals Pull in his class for the past two years.
Although heʼs considered one of the tractor pull veterans at the fair, he said he doesnʼt have any plans of leaving the “farmerʼs He said tractor pulling has evolved over the sport” anytime soon. “We farm with tractors as equipment all day years as better parts have become available, leading to more horsepower and more and then play with our tractors on the reliable engines. weekends, basically,” he said. “Itʼs a good Gochenour helped start the modified tractor sport. Itʼs a lot of good people.” pull event that features tractors designated Kyle Foltz, 16, is a third-generation puller just for pulling at the Shenandoah County who will be competing in the fairʼs farm Fair more than 20 years ago. tractor pull. He said heʼs learned quite a few things “Itʼs got bigger turbos and bigger injectors and bigger injection pumps,” he said. “And since starting out last year. that kind of stuff, you canʼt farm with that.” “You gotta pick the right gear,” he said. “If When heʼs not competing in the county fair you pick a too low gear, youʼll run out of Gochenour, 49, a Woodstock farmer who competed in his first tractor pull at 16, has done it for the past three decades.
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Friday, August 22
Monday, August 25
5:00 PM Gate Admission $4 (13 and over); 12 & Under FREE 5:00 PM Midway Opens – First Bank Presents - “There’s Power in One” SPECIAL RIDE PRICING - $1 PER RIDE 6:00 PM ATV DRAG RACING - Sponsored by: The Northern Virginia Daily & Valley Motorsports & The River 95.3 Grandstand Admission $5
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Saturday, August 23
Friday, August 29
4-H/FFA Sheep Showmanship, Market & Open Shows (Show Arena) Grading of 4-H/FFA Market Steers, Lambs, Goats & Hogs Midway Opens - Armbands available Brian Buchanan on the Comfort Inn of Woodstock Free Music Stage 4-H/FFA Beef Showmanship Workshop (Show Arena) “NATIONWIDE DEMOLITION DERBY” Sponsored by Lewis & Sons Nationwide Insurance, Valley Towing, WUSQ 102.5 & WKCY 104.3 Grandstand and Stage Side Admission $14
“Family Fun Day” Games for kids of all ages! 7:00 AM Registration for Greased Pig Contest Forms available in the Fair Office – “Children’s Day” Sponsored by: Mid Atlantic Farm Credit, Shenandoah County 8:00 AM 4-H/FFA & Open Breeding Beef Show (Show Arena) Farm Bureau, Skip’s Auto Body, Hampton Inn 12:00 PM 4-H/FFA Beef Showmanship & Market Steer Show (Show Arena) 8:00 AM Greased Pig Contest Begins (Lilly Show Barn) 1:00 PM Midway Opens - Armbands available 8:00 AM Receive Exhibits in Exhibit Building #1 8:00 AM Registration for Games and Contests 6:00 PM Luke Lucas and New Brew on the Comfort Inn of Woodstock (Patio behind Ft. Valley Ruritans Food Stand) Free Music Stage *** Requires a partner in the same age group. (Entry Fee Applies) 6:30 PM 4-H/FFA Goat and Swine Showmanship workshops – (Show Arena) For entry fee info and registration forms please call 540-459-3867 or 8:00 PM “NATIONWIDE DEMOLITION DERBY” visit www.shencofair.com or stop by the Fair Office. Sponsored by Carmeuse Natural Chemicals, KFQX & 98 ROCK 9:00 AM Seed Spitting Contest Grandstand and Stage Side Admission $14 9:30 AM Kiddie Tractor Race & Barrel Hoop Race 10:00 AM Shenandoah Valley Dressage Association 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Musical Freestyle Horse Expedition & Mounted Games “Senior’s Citizen’s Day” Half Priced Admission Senior Citizens until 4:00 PM (Horse Arena – Infield) 8:00 AM 4-H/FFA Swine Showmanship, Market and Breeding Show (Show Arena) 10:00 AM Rolling Pin Toss for Women, Animal Sounds Contest & Frisbee Toss 10:00 AM 4-H/FFA Goat Showmanship, Market and Breeding Show (Show Arena) 10:30 AM Sack Race *** 1:00 PM Harness Racing Begins - Sponsored by The Northern Virginia Daily 11:00 AM Three Legged Race *** 5:00 PM Midway Opens - Armbands available 11:30 AM Wheelbarrow Race *** 6:00 PM Just 4 Fun Band on the Comfort Inn of Woodstock Free Music Stage 11:30 AM Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies – Official Opening at Gate #1 6:30 PM 4-H/FFA Dairy Showmanship Workshop (Show Arena) 12:00 PM Charles H. Robbins Sr. Equine Barn Dedication 7:30 PM “TRACE ADKINS” 12:00 PM All 4-H/FFA Livestock due on grounds Sponsored by Woodstock Garage, SHENTEL, 12:15 PM County Tractor Pull (Grandstand/Stage) Admission: FREE – WUSQ 102.5 & WKCY 104.3 Sponsored by Rockingham Cooperative Track & Premium Grandstand Seating $45 12:30 PM 4-H/FFA Livestock Weigh-in (Hogs, Steers, Lambs, Goats) Grandstand Seating $40 1:00 PM Midway Opens - Armbands available 1:00 PM Judging Begins: Exhibit Building #1 6:00 PM Many Nights Ahead on the Comfort Inn of Woodstock Free Music Stage “Veterans’ Tribute Day” FREE ADMISSION for Veterans until 6:00 PM 6:30 PM MODIFIED TRUCK & TRACTOR PULL 10:00 AM Ultrasound for Market Hogs, Steers and Lambs Sponsored by G.B. Foltz Contracting and AmeriGas 11:00 AM Grandstand Ceremony honoring Veteran’s with Distinguished Grandstand & Stage Side Admission $12 speakers and Veteran’s Organizations. Guest Speaker, Color Guards, Massanutten Military Academy All Veteran’s Welcomed and Recognized “Shenandoah County Firefighter’s Day” All Shenandoah County Fire & 1:00 PM Harness Racing Begins – “In Memory of Marvin Sigler” Rescue Personnel FREE Admission (with proper ID) 5:00 PM Midway Opens – Armbands available 9:00 AM 4-H, Silver Spurs 4-H & Open Horse Show (Horse Show Arena – Infield) 5:00 PM 4-H/FFA and Open Dairy Showmanship & Show (Show Arena) 10:30AM Youth Lawn & Garden Tractor Pull – (Grandstand) 6:00 PM Thrashen Hollar Band on the Comfort Inn of Woodstock Admission: FREE - Sponsored by Conicville VFD Free Music Stage 11:30AM Adult Lawn & Garden Tractor Pull – (Grandstand) 7:00 PM “MARK WILLS” with Opening by Virginia Dreams Admission: FREE - Sponsored by Conicville VFD Center Stage Show Sponsored by Harrisonburg Auto Mall, WSIG 96.9 & B105 11:00AM 1st Annual Emergency Vehicle Display & Firefighter Muster (Infield) Track & Premium Grandstand Seating $20 1:00 PM Midway Opens - Armbands available Grandstand Seating $15 1:00 PM Vehicle Extrication Demonstration (Infield) – AirCare Display 2:00 PM 4-H/FFA Livestock Skill-A-Thon – Show Arena 4:00 PM Vehicle Fire Demonstration – (Infield) 6:00 PM High Ground on the Comfort Inn of Woodstock Free Music Stage 6:30 PM 4-H/FFA Open Meeting (Show Arena) followed by 4-H/FFA Livestock Grading Workshop and 4-H/FFA Sheep Showmanship Workshop 7:00 PM Shenandoah County Fireman’s Competition (Grandstand) Admission: FREE - Sponsored by LD & B Insurance
Tuesday, August 26
Wednesday, August 27
1:00 PM 5:00 PM 6:00 PM 6:30 PM 7:30 PM
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Kyle Wilson, far left, Kiersten Wilson, Collin Nicholson and Matthew Seal hold up the craft projects theyʼre entering into the Shenandoah County Fair. Collin was painting his birdhouse when this photo was taken. Ryan Cornell/Daily
Best in class: Kids submit entries to fair By Ryan Cornell STRASBURG -Each August, the Shenandoah County Fair receives hundreds of entries for judging, ranging from baked goods and vegetables to craft projects and photography.
so they wouldnʼt have to compete with each other,” she said. “Theyʼre each in their own category.”
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“She can decide whether to hang it on her motherʼs door or Kyle Wilson, 6, created donate it to them a cheery sunflower out [American Legion] and of a terra cotta flower they could chance it pot and popsicle off, but I think she sticks. should keep it,” Brown said. He even walked The competition is always fierce, with kids around the neighborCollin Nicholson, 9, hood collecting rocks submitting their best used a kit to build and to use as a ballast to and most creative paint a red and white keep the sunflower up. works, and this yearʼs birdhouse. fair is no exception. Kyleʼs older sister, Matthew Seal, 11, Kiersten, 10, created a used a woodburning Brenda Brown watches patriotic wreath out of pen, sandpaper, colover four kids at her Strasburg day care five clothespins. ored markers and sheldays a week. The kids She got the idea from lac to design an artful work on their craft proj- the inspirational project campfire scene. ects while at the day website, http://www. “My grandpa always care, and are sending pinterest.com. does these all the them into the fair for Brown said Kiersten is time, so I always wanttheir first time. an active junior mem- ed to do it, so I tried it,” “We tried to do entries ber of the Strasburg he said.
Brown said the kids had fun creating their projects and plan to reenter next year. “The fair gives you a bunch of cheap projects,” she said. “Popsicle sticks and stuff that kids can do thatʼs not real expensive for people to buy.” Cheyenne Haley, 11, will be competing in a wide variety of categories at the fair. Sheʼs entering submissions, including photography, origami, cookies, flowers and vegetables, for her first time. While the flowers and vegetables come from her yard, two of her
photos capture her out and about -- blowing air bubbles underwater through her nose and together with her horse. A flood this spring may have wiped away nearly everything from the garden of 12-year-old Kyleigh Hepner, but it did little to dampen her enthusiasm. Two years ago, Kyleigh won first place in the fair for her zucchini cupcakes with basil and cream cheese icing. Now sheʼs back to reclaim the throne.
of fresh fruits. “I thought it was something different and a little more healthy [than dessert cupcakes],” she said. Sheʼs also entering a vegetable basket into the fair that will contain tomatoes, squash, zucchini, lettuce and corn. “I would have to say my favorite part is just having fun,” she said. “I have lots and lots of fun.”
Contact staff writer Ryan Cornell at She said sheʼs decided 540-465-5137 ext. 164, to make cupcakes out or rcornell@nvdaily.com
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By Katie Demeria he Shenandoah County Fair Scholarship Pageant is reaching back to its roots.
have seen a decline in participation, and associated costs are likely a leading factor. In order to offset those costs, as well as to draw emphasis away from attire, all participants in the evening pageantʼs opening number were to wear official 2014 pageant T-shirts. “We put more emphasis on personality, looking for the girl next door appeal -- someone who is going to enjoy themselves,” Newland said.
Participants were also asked an on-stage quesThe event celebrated its 55th anniversary this tion meant to illustrate their confidence and year, and co-director Tiffany Painter Newland ability to speak to a large crowd. said some changes were meant to highlight the “We want a warm, sweet personality that is also pageantʼs nostalgic nature. the all-American girl next door,” Newland said. “The pageant has become a staple of the fair,” “This young lady needs to be poised, well-spoNewland said. “Itʼs part of the tradition and the ken, we want her to have a personality.” history, and if nothing else, at the end of the “Maybe their wardrobe may need a little assisday people will always care about who won tance,” she added, “but that can be fixed. Miss Shenandoah County Fair.” Whatʼs in their brains and their hearts, though, Sixty contestants competed for the seven differ- we cannot fix. We want them to be true to themselves.” ent 2014 titles, Newland said. Lauren Heishman, Miss Shenandoah County This year, divisions were changed to reflect Fair 2013, said she became involved so she what they were in the past. The Junior Teen could be a role model for younger girls. Miss and Teen Miss divisions have been combined, for example, into the Junior Miss catego- Heishman, who was in a hit-and-run incident on Interstate 81, said she was able to use her platry. form to educate other young people about drivThe Mrs. Shenandoah County Fair division was ing safety. removed this year -- a relatively new category, “Itʼs a great opportunity for girls, and itʼs a Newland said there has been a decline in par- scholarship pageant, so itʼs a way to earn ticipation. It is not clear yet whether or not it will money for your education,” she said. “Itʼs a wonderful experience. be eliminated entirely, she added.
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in 2009, said one of the reasons she likes to stay involved is due to the nostalgia around the event. “Itʼs your local county fair, and your hometown title,” she said. “Youʼre not representing some title that is 200 miles away.”
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annual Duck Race at 4:30 PM at the bridge. The Festival closes with an old fashioned Hymn Sing at St. John's Methodist Church. The Edinburg Ole Time Festival is sponsored by the Edinburg Heritage Foundation and the Town of Edinburg. Applications are available on the web site for: Patrons, crafters, artists, Fun Run/Walk participants and Antique Car Show entrants.
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Hours: Tues. – Fri. 7 am – 5 pm, Sat. 10 am – 4 pm •Dine In, Deck Seating or Carryout •Call ahead for pre-orders •Catering Available
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Darrell Cook & John Pence - Sales Edinburg, VA 22824 e-mail: cooks@shentel.net www.cookstrailers.com
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JIM & JOYCE HALL
“NO JOB TOO SMALL, GIVE ROSES A CALL”
VISITORS ALWAYS
WELCOME Call us for Farm Tours
Licensed Master Plumbers and Class B Contractor
1165 Cottontown Rd. Strasburg,VA 22657 roseplmb@shentel.net
rosesplumbing.com Office: (540) 4653794 Cell: (540) 481-0185
754 Harrisville Road, Toms Brook, VA 22660 (540) 436-3517 llamasjh@gmail.com www.poseythisisitllamas.com We also do BIRTHDAY PARTIES / TOURS FREE ADMISSION DONATIONS ACCEPTED
Daycare only • Daycare with extra play Daycare with training • Daycare with spa treatment
EXOTIC ANIMALS
Also offering boarding services for exotic animals: Reptiles • Ferrets • Hedgehogs • Sugar Gliders • Birds • Rabbits
Call today to schedule a stay!
MIKE’S
AUTO REPAIR COMPUTER ANALYSIS Automatic Transmission Service
Over 80 new & used cars, trucks, vans & sport utilities in-stock & ready for immediate delivery
(540) 459-2125 or (800) 231-4782 Mon. - Fri. 8 am - 5 pm • Sat. 8 am - Noon • Sunday CLOSED www.grubbschevrolet.com 21902 Old Valley Pike • Woodstock, VA 22664
SHEN VALLEY TIRES llc Josh Patton
ENGINE • CLUTCH • TUNE-UPS • AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE • STEERING • SUSPENSION • BRAKES • EXHAUST Mike Rosenberger Owner Operator
creaturecomfortinn.net• 1937 Millner Rd., Strasburg, VA 22657 540-465-3007 • 540-465-2216 (Fax)
PERRY’S ALIGNMENT & SERVICE CENTER 242 E. Washington Street Strasburg, Va 22657
540-465-2777 Fax: 540-465-2778
WE DO STATE INSPECTIONS
Hours of Operation Monday-Friday 7:30-4:00 Weekend The first & last Saturday of the Month
540-436-8006
635 Mount Hebron Rd. • Toms Brook, Va. 22660
WILES SERVICE & REPAIR, INC
709 N. MAIN ST. WOODSTOCK, VA 22664
(540) 459-4656 BRIAN WILES - OWNER
Ph. 540-436-9166 email: joshpattonsvt@yahoo.com
PET BOARDING AND DOGGIE DAYCARE
ETHAN WILES
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Farm tour donations go towards Llama care and Southeast Llama Rescue.
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ROSE’S PLUMBING SVC., INC.
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The Fire Department has a community dinner on Saturday afternoon and there is square dancing in the evening.
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The Edinburg Ole Time Festival, which began in 1981, gets underway the third Friday each September with a lively Opening Ceremony, with activity going on for two more days.
Keeler Auto Service & Tire Quality Auto Care Willie Keeler Owner 328 Front Royal Road Strasburg, VA 22657 540-465-5089 willie@shentel.net
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Town of Mt. Jackson Events
October 11th & 12th Mt. Jackson Apple Harvest Bluegrass Festival, Mt. Jackson, VA 3rd Annual Mount Jackson Music & Harvest Festival will continue to be surrounded by fine crafters, delicious foods and live entertainment. This festival is a great opportunity for all to participate in the history and future of the Mount Jackson, Virginia heritage. Enjoyable and entertaining for the Entire Family! For more information, please visit www.mountjacksonfestivalsinc.com
Shenandoah Valley Corn Maize 14 acres of FUN! OPEN SEPT -- NOV. Maize Quest: The Cornfield Maize Adventure at Bridgemont Farm Mt. Jackson, VA I-81, Exit 269, Mount Jackson - Phone 540-477-4200 - getlostinthecorn.com Flashlight Nights: Friday and Saturday all season long. BRING YOUR OWN FLASHLIGHT! You will choose the way as you discover games and clues. Maize-o-Vision secret decoders help you navigate the puzzle. Maize Quest is a great event for scouts, schools, youth groups and corporate parties. Enjoy victory together as you coast through Space . Maize Quest is located at Bridgemont Farms, the best place in the Shenandoah Valley for fall entertainment. Bring your family for a weekend to remember. Learn and have fun at Maize Quest! 730 East to US 11. North one mile. Left on Route 720 to the covered bridge Journey through miles of trails in a corn maze. Family, friends, youth and adult groups explore to find clues that lead to victory! You will be lost for hours! Season: AugustNovember; open weekends or call for special openings.
Shenandoah Uncorked at the Yellow Barn November 8, 2014 Explore Virginia Wine, food and crafts at the fifth annual Shenandoah Uncorked at the Yellow Barn at Shenandoah Caverns. With over 10 Virginia wineries, great food, unique crafts and a variety of kid's activities, there's something for everyone at Shenandoah Uncorked. Admission is free. Wine tasting is only $15 and includes a souvenir glass. Also explore Shenandoah Caverns right next door--you'll get a special discount with your festival wristband!
Directions: From I-81: take the Mt. Jackson/ Shenandoah Caverns Exit #269. Go east on 730 to STOP sign. Turn left/north on US11. Go 1 mile and turn left on 720/Wissler Rd. Go 4/10 mile and Maize Quest is on the right, just before the covered bridge.
Route 11 Potato Chips originally sprouted in
AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT PARTS & SERVICES
FARM, HOME & GARDEN
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MT. JACKSON FARM SERVICE
• Power Equipment Repair • Stihl Chainsaws & Trimmers • Lawn • Garden • Home • Livestock • Pet • Apparel • Redwing Shoes - Boots
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an old feed store in Middletown, VA and just moved in September 2008 to its own state-of-the-art chipping facility in Mount Jackson. Fry-viewing opportunities abound as do chips for sampling and purchasing. Route 11 is famous for its delicious, old style, kettlecooked potato chips with all natural seasonings. Seasonal specialties include organically-grown Yukon Golds and Sweet Potato Chips. If all the history starts making you hungry, come get your chip-fix at Route 11. Spring, Summer, Fall hours, Monday-Saturday, 95 Winter Hours, call ahead 540-477-9664 Closed on all major holidays. No Admission Fee.
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abl Avail
• Lawn and Garden Equipment Maintenance • Repair of Farm Tractors and Equipment
Family Owned & Operated Since 1961
• Welding Gas Exchange Center (Airgas)
5451 N. Main Street Mt. Jackson, VA 22842
• Hydraulic Hose Assemblies
Business: (540) 477-2334 Fax: (540) 477-2334
KAGEY
MOUNT JACKSON
Authentic Mexican Restaurant
HEATING & COOLING
THURS. LUNCH SPECIAL Every Lunch
$4.99
Sales, Service & Installation
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JAMES E. ZERKEL HARDWARE, INC.
24 Hour Service 335-8187
FA M I LY B U S I N E S S S I N C E 1 9 4 6 250896
5626 Main Street, Mt. Jackson 477-4247
www.JaliscoMexicanRestaurantVa.com
6191 Main St., Mt. Jackson, VA 540-477-3129 Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30-5pm • Sat 7:30-1pm
5557 Main St., Mt. Jackson • kagey@shentel.net
M O U N T J AC K S O N H A RV E S T F E S T I VA L
Country Road Antiques & Flea Market
October 11 & 12, 2014
The Flea Market with class!
Fine Crafters, Delicious Food and Live Entertainment - Local and Handmade! Socialize Shenandoah Style!
80DO+RS!
Antique Tractor Shack
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1371 Caverns Rd. • Quicksburg, VA 22847 Off I-81, Exit 269
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540.477.9522 OPEN DAILY: Sun.-Fri. 10am-5pm • Sat. 9am-6pm
Two days to enjoy entertainment Music by The Rinards, Chad See & Timber Ridge, Just 4 Fun and more… For Vendor Information Call Now - 540-325-5640
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HAPPY HOUR 3-7pm Margarita Special
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5207 Main St., Mount Jackson, Va 540-477-3105 • www.bowmanbrothers.com
477-3157 • mjfs@shentel.net HOURS: Mon-Fri 7:30 - 5:00 • Sat. 7:30-1:00
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Town of New Market Events The Schultz Theatre and School of Performing Arts presents The Wizard of Oz the Musical!
event will be held at the New Market Fire & Rescue located on 9771 Congress St. New Market, VA
Summer’s End Pup Pool Party! September 21, 2014 at New Market Community Pool 2:00pm-4:00pm
By L. Frank Baum Adapted by Frank Gabrielson With Music and Lyrics of the MGM motion pictures score by Harold Arlen and E. Y. Harburg Background Music by Herbert Stothart Directed by Michael Gwin produced by special arrangement with TamsWhitmark Music Library, Inc.
Come by the New Market Town Hall to Register or click registration form at www.newmarketvirginia.com/visitors/festivalsevents/, fill out registration form and e-mail, mail, or fax the registration form and documented proof or rabies vaccinations to:
Little Dorothy Gale of Kansas, like so many girls her age, dreams of what lies over the rainbow. One day a twister hits her farm and carries her away over the rainbow to another world. Come join Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tinman, the Cowardly Lion and Toto as they travel the universe of Dorothyʼs imagination.
Town of New Market P.O. Box 58 9418 John Sevier Road New Market, VA 22844 Email: b.clem@newmarketvirginia.com Fax: (540)740-9204
Other prizes include: $11,000.00 in CASH, 3- Four Wheelers, an Ex Mark Mower, 30 Guns, 1 Gator, 1 Snow blower, and 5 $400.00 gift cards! From 10:00am- 4:00pm people can enjoy Burgers, Hot Dogs and other delicious sides and beverages. Tickets are $50.00 each and are good for the duration of the event. For More information please call 540-740-8904
To become a volunteer or for more information please contact: b.clem@newmarketvirginia.com
Friday, August 22 and Saturday, August 23 at 7:00 PM Sunday, August 24 at 3:00 PM Friday, August 29 and Saturday, August 30 at 7:00 PM Sunday, August 31 at 3:00 PM
There will be approximately $100,000.00 in prizes raffled off every 5 minutes starting from 11:00am. (Over 60 prizes!) At 5pm a name will be drawn for the Grand Prize: a 2014 CHEVY CRUZE.
September 27-28, 2014 New Market Heritage Days Festival
Come to New Marketʼs Heritage Days Festival located in historic Downtown New Market! Come enjoy Join the New Market Fire and Rescue, with the help pleasures crafted by local vendors, taste local food, of The West Shenandoah Ruritans and the Edinburg and sing along and dance to local musicians music! A fun day for all ages! We invite people from all Traveling Softball Team, for the 10th year of sponsoring the Fall Fling on September 27th, 2014! The communities as well as interested Vendors.
September 27- Fall Fling 2014
Tickets are $15 Adults and $12 for Students/Seniors
Serving the Valley for more than 35 years
Play 4 get one FREE! Shenvalee loyalty card for local golfers. Get yours in the pro shop.
Offer valid August 25 September 21, 2014.
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osen & Sons, Inc.
Not valid for golf packages. Free rounds must be used in 2014.
Mark & Karla Kokkonen • 540.740.8855 9369 Congress Street • New Market, VA 22844
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www.shenvalee.com • 540-740-TEES(8337)
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www.rhomestore.com
via MasterCard® Reward Card after submission.*
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HOME-LAND REALTY CO., INC.
Residential, Commercial, Farms & Acreage
EDWIN M. NEWLAND Owner/Broker
Authentic Mexican Restaurant
Bring this Coupon for a great DEAL! $5.00 OFF Dinner for Two
9560 S. Congress St New Market, Virginia 240606
Office: 540.740.3176 • Cell: 540.335.3176 edwin@shentel.net
Valid 5:00 to 9:00 P.M. Daily Not to be combined with other offers Excludes all alcoholic beverages Expires 12/31/2014
(540) 740-3141
www.homelandrealtyva.com
Sunday & Monday 2 Fajitas + 2 Sodas $20 Monday All-U-Can-Eat Tacos $4.99 Br ing thi s ad an d ge t 5% off ! Tuesday Customer Appreciation Day HAPPY HOUR 3-8 PM Every Lunch $3.99 Margarita Special 2 for $5 Thursday 9403 S. Congress St., New Market Buy any Lunch, Get a 740-9404 Free Drink www.JaliscoMexicanRestaurantVa.com
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“As American as Apple Pie” Serving the Valley since 1972 Southern Style cooking, served in a casual atmosphere. Providing great food and great service. Daily specials, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Full service banquet facilities for birthdays, anniversaries, reunions, holiday celebrations. Check out our gift shop, we have gifts for all occasions.
Personalized Professional Service Serving the Valley since 1950
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Jackson’s Corner Cafe Specialty Hot & Cold Drinks • Frappes Fruit Smoothies • Locally Crafted Teas Bagels, Croissants, Muffins, Pastries & Omelet Croissants!
Commercial and Consumer Lawn Equipment Sales and Service
10% OFF
NEW! Now serving lunch sandwiches!
your next maintenance repair or service
Open Monday-Saturday 8-3
Exmark, Simplicity, Echo & Stihl Authorized Dealer
(540) 740-9010
Monday – Friday 8–5 • Saturday 8–12
Complimentary Wi-Fi Internet Access Located on the 1st floor in the historic Lee-Jackson building in downtown New Market
L.R. Moomaw • Trey Moomaw 9800 South Congress Street New Market, Virginia 22844 www.route11equipmentsales.com
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9386 S Congress Street New Market, VA
(540) 740-3490
Southern Kitchen RESTAURANT
“Over 50 years...featuring some of the finest Southern-style cooking in the Valley.” OPEN Daily 7am - 9pm - Call ahead for Take-Out Orders -
Come out and celebrate New Market’s two-day Heritage Festival! View and buy the work of Artisans, craftsmen, and commemorative pottery!
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I-81 Exit 264 to Rt. 11 South
(540) 740-3514
Local Vendors • Homemade Crafts • Variety of Foods & Entertainment
SEPTEMBER 27-28, 2014 • 9-5 Seeking Vendors Now! For more information call the Chamber of Commerce. Vendor applications available at our website newmarketcoc.net
As you stroll the streets of Historic New Market indulge in delicious food or enjoy some live entertainment. 254409
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Town of Woodstock Events Light up Woodstock Fri., Dec. 5, 2014 • 6 pm Light up Woodstock is held on the Friday evening a week after Thanksgiving featuring a music, parade, wagon rides, visits with Santa on Court Square. For more information, (540) 459-3621
The Brand Names You Know from the Store You’ve Known Since 1945!
Woodstock ROCS-Riley Outdoor Concert Series Friday, September 5, 2014
~ SALES WITH SERVICE ~
Featuring John Richards and The Virginians Concert held in the W.O. Riley Park from 7:00 pm- 9:00 pm. (Formerly known as Music on Main)
VALLEY GARAGE DOOR CO. 240887
INSTALLATION SALES & SERVICE
RESIDENTIAL
Halloween on Court Square Saturday, October 25, 2014 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL
Liftmaster Electric Openers Amarr Doors
540-933-6622 • 888-383-3395 pntbtr@shentel.net
Since 1945
128 South Main Street, Woodstock, VA Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. • Sat. 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. EXPRESS DELIVERY SHENANDOAH COUNTY WIDE
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Trick or treating with businesses, mask making, pumpkin painting, face painting and many other childrenʼs activities.
Scan here with your smartphone
Sales with Service
459-2103 • www.beidlersonline.com
FREE BATTERY & ELECTRICAL SYSTEM CHECK
OVER 50 YEARS IN BUSINESS FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED BREAKFAST READY AT 5:30 A.M DAILY WEEKDAY LUNCH SPECIALS
FULL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR & MAINTENANCE PASSENGER & LIGHT TRUCK TIRES
FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS
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Cook’s Store & Exxon Service Center
Cook’s Automotive Repair & Tire Center
Rt. 42 & I-81 (Exit 283), Woodstock, VA 22664 • (540) 459-4500
Rt. 11 North, Landfill Rd., Edinburg, VA 22824 • (540) 984-4444
“OUR REPUTATION HAS BEEN BUILT ON OUTSTANDING POOL-BUILDING EXCELLENCE AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION”
Stop in and see our NEW SPAS
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Inground & Aboveground Pools • Pool & Spa Chemicals • Hot Tubs • Free Water Testing • Chlorine Products & Baquacil • Replacement Liner ...We also service any other brand of Pool or Spa!
Dale & Carol Fogle 18693 VALLEY PIKE, EDINBURG
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W W W. P O O L N S PA S U P P LY. C O M
Serving the community for over 40 years! We offer a full menu including pizza, salad, subs & pasta. We also offer Wheat pizza & pasta & gluten-free pizza & pasta! Try our most popular everyday special: Buy 1 pizza & get the 2nd half off! (any size, any topping)
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Dine In or Carry out 1013 Shenandoah Square • Woodstock, VA • 459-5363 www.tonyspizzahouse.com Hours: Sun-Thurs. 4-10 pm • Fri. & Sat. 11 am - 11 pm
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Tony’s Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria
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824 South Main St., Woodstock, VA 22664 Office (540) 459-2661 • Toll Free (800) 326-1047 lholler@shentel.net • Website: www.hollerrealtyva.com
The Real Estate Market is booming, call us today! Specializing in foreclosures, short sales, residential, lots, land, farms and commercial. LINDA HOLLER DIANA CRISMAN ALISA EBERLY Broker Owner (540) 335-1477 REALTOR® (540) 335-6316 REALTOR® (540) 325-6192 (C) We are registered HUD agents.
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Extremely well constructed one owner home with custom wood working throughout. Two lots. 3 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths this is home is immaculate inside and out. Oversized two car attached garage. Beautiful hardwood floors throughout house. basement finshed. Lots of extras! $389,900.
JOINS NATIONAL FOREST WITH ONE MILE OF STONEY CREEK. 102+ acres with house with three bedrooms and three baths. Attached and detached garages. $795,000 Also will sale house and 20 acres for $395,000 with $5,000 an acre for additional acreage.
Hilltop setting just west of Woodstock for this brick ranch. House has country porch on front, covered patio on back, 2 car garage, 3 bedrooms,2 baths, 2 fireplaces, large sunroom on back,FANTASTIC MOUNTAIN VIEWS. Must see. $209,900.
4.238 acres with park like setting. House has three bedrooms three full baths with full unfinished basement. Beautiful hardwood floors throughout most of house. Pond is on Property. Very private but only minutes to town. $229,900.
Brick ranch with hilltop setting on 2+ acres of land. House has 3 bedrooms 3 baths, fireplace in LR, large eat in kitchen, family room w/flue, garage, office space, full finished basement, and misc. outbuildings. Must see just west of Woodstock. $299,900.
Beautiful Victorian completely remodeled with 3-4 bedrooms with 2 full baths. Gorgeous kitchen completely new. $179,000.
Beautiful cape cod on almost 2 acres of land with over 2200 sq. ft. of living space. House has 4 bedrooms (one on the first floor or could be den) living room w/stone fireplace,updated kitchen, country porch on front, deck on back, oversized 2 car garage. $279,000.
Duplex in Woodstock with two bedrooms two full baths. Hardwood floors with open floor plan. Front porch and back patio. One car attached garage. $159,000.
3.5+/- ACRES of land with this charming 2 story farmhouse. House has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, wood floors, large kitchendining area. Fenced yard. Lots of plantings and flowers. Country porch on front and screened porch on side. Misc. outbuildings, barn, open land. FANTASTIC VIEWS. Must see. $265,000.
Beautiful cape cod in Woodstock. 3-4 bedrooms with one bath. Nice hardwood floors. Large screened in back porch with large back yard. $129,000.
Colonial style 2 story home,shows very well. House has 4 bedrooms,1 ½ baths, full basement mostly finished. Eat in kitche, separate dining room, country porch,2 car garage,large deck, beautiful landscaped in Woodstock, Va. Must see. $239,900.
Beautiful 4 bedroom 2 and a half bath house in Edinburg. Large corner lot. Two car attached garage and full unfinished basement. $289,900.
Large cape cod on corner lot in Woodstock. House has 3 bedrooms, 3 ½ baths, basement partially finished, oversized 2 car garage, sun room, large patio area, country porch on front. Beautifully landscaped. $299,900.
9.25 acres with barn, many outbuilding and house with three bedrooms one bath. House has been remodeled. Property is all fenced. $275,000.
Extremely well kept ranch style home in Woodstock. House has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, walkout basement finished, 2 car garage, country porch on front, decking on back. Priced to sell. $189,900.
1.019 acres with 3-4 bedrooms and one bath. House has been completely remodeled. Nice level lot. $159,000.
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