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In this issue‌ Fauquier Community Theatre The Holidays are here ‌and MORE!
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The Partnership for Warrenton & The Main Street Merchants Present
An Old Time Christmas
Discover Christmas as it was …and still is in Historic Old Town Warrenton The Holiday Seasson Begins on Friday, December 1st at 5:45 pm Lighting of the Mosby Museum • Festival of Lights Parade
Arrival of Santa
Children’s Christmas Shop Opens at Gum Drop Square
Other Holiday Entertainment Includes:
Horse Drawn Wagon Rides • Live Nativity Warrenton Middle School Band • Girl Scout Choir Fauquier-Liberty High School Combined Choirs St. John’s Children’s Choir Blue Ridge Barbershop Quartet • Strolling Carolers
The Merchants of Old Town Warrenton will be open late on Fridays to help you find that perfect gift for everyone on your shopping list. During December, the award-winning Gum Drop Square will be open Friday evenings from 6-9 pm, Saturdays 11 am - 3 pm, and Sundays 1 - 3 pm.
Children can visit with Santa and then shop with the elves in Santa’s Christmas Shop
For more information about all of the Holiday activities during December, see our website at
www.historicwarrenton.org
or call the Partnership for Warrenton Foundation at 540-349-8606
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generous mix As you stroll along with your of generations steaming cappuccino, you past and the will appreciate the bonus grandeur of of avoiding long lines and gourmet and specialty heavy traffic, a refreshing shops will guarantee and unencumbered time, you Christmas spirit far from the mall. And galore on Main Street in then, if you thought you Warrenton, Virginia this were close to heaven, keep year. strolling. “ We look forward Not just exclusive to offering wine tastings on to the desires of our both Saturdays and Sundays children, this calendar throughout the holidays,” of events provides the comments Annette opportunity to unleash Johnson, co-owner of The the child within you. Town Duck. A breathtaking scene to behold At one end of Main Street, A breathtaking scene to behold as the festival of lights illuminate the Mosby Museum will invite you the street and the precious sounds as the festival of lights illuminate the to step into history to appreciate from the Live Animal Nativity, a magnificent restoration with the bell ringers and the strolling street and the precious sounds from the candlelight tours. On Friday, carolers fill the air. The merriment December 1st, spectators are of the traditional Christmas Parade Live Animal Nativity, the bell ringers encouraged to gather in front of of Illumination and the marvelous and the strolling carolers fill the air. the Spillman-Mosby House located talent of many performing groups at 173 Main Street. Santa in his offer memorable entertainment horse drawn carriage will arrive at and cheer to all ages, all amidst the shop, you will feel highly validated when 5:45 PM in front of the home, where hustle-bustle of shoppers excitedly you support the local shopkeepers in Santa will take his seat and commence discovering the perfect gifts in the wide their diligence to offer a broad collection the procession of elves and other array of shops. of specialty gifts, to provide for you a See Holiday on page 9 If there had to be a sound reason to helpful and friendly shopping experience.
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enchanting Holiday delights. Santa will then exit to his carriage following the Grand Illumination to jingle bell down to the opposite end of Main Street to his famous secret workshop, Gum Drop Square, beautifully transformed for the holidays in the historic John Barton Payne building. Just to witness this artistic and magical transformation is worth a peek, even if you are not vying for a moment on Santa’s lap. The building is now handicap accessible and is located at 2 Court House Square. Make your visit with Santa a lasting keepsake with a photograph taken by Santa’s Elves. The Christmas Children’s Shop is designed to give children the opportunity to do their Christmas shopping on their very own. Yet more Elves bustle to assist children with selecting gifts for their families. The element of surprise created for children “The Spirit of Christmas in is remarkable as only they, with Old Town is the direct result their own personalshopper Elf, gain of the Spirit of Volunteerism. entry into this mystical and Volunteering truly is the gift magical space. that keeps on giving. Cost of gift items range between $1 and $3, complete with free giftwrapping. This wondrous shop has been the recipient of the “Award of Merit for an Exemplary Project” presented by the Virginia Downtown Development Association. Continue this holiday fantasy with your own horsedrawn carriage ride and do not resist the temptations of the fine dining offered locally.
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The Partnership for Warrenton, in collaboration with the Merchants and the Town of Warrenton, orchestrates a virtual army of volunteers, and this month of magnificent events is made possible by hundreds of people giving thousands of hours. The tremendous efforts and donations of many generous individuals, students and businesses are evident as you discover the excitement of this community. “The Spirit of Christmas in Old Town is the direct result of the Spirit of Volunteerism. Volunteering truly is the gift that keeps on giving. At the heart of the Partnership’s successes are hundreds of passionate volunteers who give their time, talent and financial resources that have made our community so special. It is genuinely gratifying to serve a cause, work with people, solve problems, see the benefits and know that I had a hand in them. I am proud to be a volunteer with the Partnership
for Warrenton.” Kitty Enright – coowner, Molly’s Irish Pub Indeed a transformation that this small town creates for those who venture far and wide in search of capturing the Christmas spirit. Come experience the hospitality of a town that still
cherishes and promotes the meaning of community. Call your friends and neighbors and plan some time in Old Town Warrenton to enjoy the holiday cheer together. You can bet it will turn into a fantastic annual tradition!
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Local Red Cross Chapter to Host
Black Tie Crystal Ball Soiree Warrenton, VA ~ November 15, 2005 The Fauquier Chapter of the American Red Cross will be hosting a gala affair on December 15 at the Fauquier Springs Country Club. The event, dubbed the Black Tie Crystal Ball Soiree, will not only delight its participants with music, dancing, fine dining and an exciting auction, but will also help raise funds for this vital community organization. The Black Tie Crystal Ball Soiree will play an important part in the Fauquier Chapter’s fundraising plans. “We encourage everyone who understands what a critical role the local Red Cross chapter plays in our community to join us,” said
Lina Marengo-Frank, Fundraising Committee Chairman. “It’s the perfect opportunity to not only show your appreciation for all the Red Cross does, but to have an absolutely wonderful time while doing so!” Attendees can look forward to live music, provided by the 20-piece St. Thom Cats band. Tickets can be bought individually or by the table. Individual tickets are $250. Sponsorship ads can also be purchased for those who would like to support the event but are unable to attend. For more information please call Lina MarengoFrank at (540) 349-2516. --- Community Event --Happy Holidays Smiling Singles Sat, Dec. 3, Christmas luncheon party at Kelley & Jimmy’s place. Please bring a side dish to share & a wrapped gift costing $5$10 for gift exchange. RSVP to Kelley 349-0196 Fri, Dec. 8, Christmas Chorale at WUMC You must purchase your own ticket!
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Sat. Dec. 9, Help Carol decorate the christmas tree. 12 - 5 Bring a dozen cookies for exchange. RSVP to Carol at 347-1513 Living Christmas tree program at WUMC. You must get your own free ticket available at church. Performance dates: Thurs, Dec. 14 & Fri. Dec 15 at 7:30 pm. Sat. Dec 16 & Sun. Dec 17 at 4 pm & 7 pm Warrenton Lifestyle
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istoric Old Town Warrenton is the perfect place to shop for anyone in your life. With everything from jewelry to gift baskets and dinner to dessert you can get it all done with one stop and a stroll. Fine dining to family atmosphere filled restaurants and shopping with the dogs in tow are all acceptable behaviors. Buy a gift, have it wrapped, drop it at the post office, pick up lunch and be back at the office for that meeting.
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Fauquier Community Theatre Delivers Another Gift for the Holidays
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by Dr. Robert B. Iadeluca
ne of the funniest and most often performed plays of American Theater will be presented this December by the Fauquier Community Theatre in Vint Hill. Written by American playwright Joseph Kesselring, Arsenic and Old Lace is a fast paced play with great witty dialogue and unforgetable scenes. The first Broadway production of the play was at the Fulton Theater in New York City. Directed by Bretaigne Windust, it opened on 10 January 1941, later transferred to the Hudson Theater and closed there on 17 June 1944 after having played 1,444 performances. It has become best known through the film version -- filmed in 1941 but not released until 1944 -- starring Cary Grant and directed by Frank Capra. It is a black comedy play about serial killers, the plot centering around a family where mental illness is rampant. The farce revolves around Mortimer Brewster, a theatre-hating drama critic who must deal with his crazy family and local police in Brooklyn, New York. He debates whether to go through with marrying, Elaine, the woman he loves. His family includes two spinster aunts, Aunt Abby
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and Aunt Martha, who think they are performing a charity by poisoning lonely elderly men. They treat each of these men to a glass of home-made elderberry wine laced with arsenic, strychnine and “just a pinch� of cyanide. Their brother believes he is Teddy Roosevelt and spends most of his time either charging upstairs, thinking he is charging up San Juan Hill, or else in the basement where he is digging locks for the Panama Canal. He sees those persons who are put out of their misery by his two sisters as victims of Yellow Fever and buries them in the canal locks. Another brother, Jonathan, is criminally murderous and -- due to botched plastic surgery to evade the authorities -- now looks like horror-film actor Boris Karloff. (The original part was played by Karloff himself.) He arrives at the house accompanied by a Dr. Einstein with whom he plans to set up an operating room in the house so the doctor can give new faces to criminals. See Theater on page 20
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Theater continued from page 18 Aunt Abby and Aunt Martha are perceived by their neighbors as kind and gentle souls. Even the local police, their friends, stop by to chat
Top: Actors Bob Cohen, Ted Ballard & Amanda Cansler; Right and Bottom: Actors Dave Cansler & Amanda Cansler.
Cohen, Deb Hanson, Dave & Amanda Cansler) were the four leads in FCT’s 2005 fall musical, Guys and Dolls. This is the second presentation this season to be given by the Fauquier Community Theatre. It will take place for three week-ends starting December 1st. Performances on Friday and Saturday start at 8 p.m. Sunday matinees begin at 2 p.m. Tickets are $14 for adults and $12 for Seniors (60 and over) or students
(to age 18 or full time undergraduate college student to age 23) All seating is reserved. Season subscriptions are available. To subscribe please call 540-349-8760. Subscribers may simply call and their seats are reserved for the performance of their choice for each production.. The first presentation of the season, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, was a musical which over three weekends played before an audience of over 1,600. The third will be Woman in Black, a mystery which will open January 26. The Fauquier Community Theatre is comprised solely of volunteers. All particiants, whether they be performers on the stage or those helping behind the scenes, give of their time without pay. There is no skill which is not useable in the theatrical world. Examples, in addition to the skills of acting, singing, and dancing, are carpentry, sewing, electrical, audio, exterior painting, plumbing, and graphic
and have coffee and to protect these sweet old ladies. Arsenic and Old Lace is a strong play with many hilarious moments, depending often on split second timing or entrances and exits. It is filled with weird characters behaving outrageously. Those lovers of the performing arts who want an evening of frantic action, ironies, comic routines, and dramatic surprises will find Arsenic and Old Lace measuring up to their expectations. Directed by Kevin Sowers, the main characters and those who play them are: Aunt Abby: Deb Hanson Aunt Martha: Sherry Bendt Mortimer: Dave Cansler Elaine: Amanda Cansler Teddy: Don Richardson Jonathan: Ted Ballard Dr. Einstein; Bob Cohen Four of the cast members (Bob 20
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arts. Residents of Fauquier County and surrounding counties are encouraged to offer their services by calling 540-349-8760. Residents from any county may become FCT members. Becoming a member entitles one to Complimentary Opening Night “Meet the Cast” Receptions, the Right to Vote (over 18), and FCT’s “Spotlight” Newsletter. Different membership categories can be determined by phoning the above number or contacting www.fctstage.org. Checks for membership may be remitted to Fauquier Community Theatre, P.O. Box 3046, Warrenton, VA 20188. Dr. Robert B. Iadeluca is a clinical psychologist on Hospital Hill in Warrenton, specializing in depression, anxiety, substance abuse and chronic pain management. He is a volunteer chairman of the FCT public relations committee which is responsible for publicity of the season’s shows and for community relations.
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Where In Warrenton? Where in Warrenton was this photo taken?
Last month’s winner
We will occasionally publish a portion of a photo of some person, place or thing uniquely Warrenton. Correct photo guesses will be put into a drawing. Winner receives a check for $25.00. Send your guess by the 15th of this month to our fax number at (540) 347-0917 or email to WarrentonLifestyle@piedmontpress.com or postal mail to: Warrenton Lifestyle Magazine, c/o Piedmont Press & Graphics, 404 Belle Air Lane, Warrenton, VA 20186.
was Debbie Sviatko of Warrenton for correctly identifying the train turnaround that is located on The Greenway trail in town.
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Holiday Shopping for Everyone Warrenton has it all!
Women of Warrenton
Article by Amy Petty Photos by Karl Pittelkau
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o you have all of your holiday shopping completed? Hopefully, you’re like me and still have most of your list to finish. It makes me feel better to have some company in the procrastination club. If you’re one of those unbelievably organized people who finished Christmas shopping this summer, keep it to yourself. For the rest of us with lots of presents to buy, take a look at the ideas below for everyone on your list. Because Helen Dawley they’re all right models jewelry from here in Warrenton, Hartman’s Jewelers it will also help and a red dress from you avoid the Christine Fox’s. The juggernaut of traffic double-V Jersey dress north of town! by Kay Unger retails for $290.00
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Warrenton offers so many shopping options for the women in your life, it’s easy to knock out your whole list without leaving the town limits. Christine Fox always has a great selection of clothes and accessories, and Pomegranates offers great unique gifts and stocking stuffers. Sears and Peebles have lots Hartman’s carries jewelry styles that are sure to please that special someone in your life. Above: Bracelet, 14Karat Yellow Cultured Pearl and Diamond bracelet, total diamond weight is 0.80ct. Designer Galetea. Retail Price: $2955.00 Below: Gentleman’s Watch, 18Karat Yellow and Stainless Steel Chronograph with non-reflective genuine Sapphire Crystal Hartman Watch, water resistant. Retail Price $810.00
Christmas decorations in the window of The Town Duck frame the District Courthouse on Main Street, Warrenton.
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or Village Flowers to create an arrangement delivered monthly to your best girl.
Don’t Forget the Kids!
Lexi Johnston, 4, plays with the wooden Thomas trains in g. whillikers.
of options, as well. What about some jewelry? Hartman’s has a great selection, and they are happy to special order whatever isn’t in the store. Carter & Spence is a gem in itself for finding that perfect something and Marta von Dettingen has interesting pieces and estate jewelry. Make her something yourself (or buy a gift certificate) at the Bead Shoppe. Stop in the Town Duck for the perfect entertaining pieces and gourmet specialties. Be a romantic! Call Adorations, C&S Warrenton’s Florist, Designs by Teresa
How can we forget the kids when they’re busy circling every item possible in every catalog that comes in the mail? After you make your stops at Wal-Mart and Sears for baby dolls and remote control cars, don’t forget the other places that can offer Sam Quinn and Emma Darlington model clothing something different for the from Dharma & Leopolds on Main Street, Warrenton. special kids on your list. G. The Sky Princess tricycle is a reproduction of a vintage Whillikers offers a nice change model, made with heavy-gauge steel, and retails for of pace from shopping for $252.00. Other available toys include boys tricycles the usual Barbies, Bratz and and an airplane pedal car. Hot Wheels. Or, head over to Earth, Glaze and Fire for a gift certificate to create some long it’s worn. Maybe the photographers lasting treasures. But first - head over at Imagic Photography or the Right to Dharma and Leopold’s to find the Exposure can even snap your pictures special outfit for your kids to wear in for you! the family Christmas card. With any See Shopping on page 26 luck, it won’t get dirty the first time
Larisa Bierman, 5, enjoys the company of Adora dolls. Each one is unique; they range in price from $64.00 to $90.00. December 2006
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The Man about Town Check out the new Lands End section at Sears for some great outerwear to fight the winter cold. Peebles and Horse Country have lots of clothing options, too. Books and CDs from Borders are always a great idea, or how about a pair of cowboy boots, a bottle of wine and a cigar from the Galloping Grape (not bad for one store!). Have an ourdoorsman on your hands? Check out the 4 wheelers and scooters at Virginia Auto Group. Does he need some new wheels? Go all out and buy him a car at Broadview Auto Sales or Country Chevrolet. Maybe they’ll even
have one of those really big bows for the hood.
Think outside the Present Face it. You husband doesn’t need any more golf shirts. And your best friend? The last thing she needs is another set of bath gels. But what about a housekeeper? Call Merry Maids, or another cleaning service, and check out paying for services for someone for a month or more. Has your brother’s computer been acting up? Call Dok Klaus to arrange a service gift certificate. If you’re on the high end of gift giving, surprise your husband by outfitting a media room with Front Row Home Theatre. He may never leave the room again, but at least he’ll love your creativity. Or take a favorite memento to Framing by Cyndy and have it ready to hang on the wall by Christmas. Maybe a gift for the whole family is in order with a new hot tub or spa from Payne Pools and Spas.
Be a Giver Traditional chocolate Yule Log from Cafe Torino, $24.95; from Picadilly, a silver Reed & Barton serving platter, $275.00, Heritage Irish crystal goblet that is mouth-blown and hand-cut, $66.00 to $86.50; from The Grapevine, California Orange Muscat, $14.99
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Though many of us have things on our want lists, we really don’t need anything. Start a
Rhodes Gift store carries a wide range of gift items, including Christmas ornaments, candy, cards, candles and unique decorative home accessories.
tradition with your family and friends of giving to charity. Make a donation to Fauquier Habitat for Humanity’s women’s build in honor of your wife, sister, mother or daughter. The SPCA is celebrating their 50th anniversary next year. Why not donate a dollar (or more, of course) for every year they’ve been around? The Fauquier Free Clinic helps hundreds of patients a year. A contribution to them will help make for a healthier community. If these
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organizations aren’t your cup of tea, the Fauquier Family Shelter, the Haven, Fire Department, Rescue Squad and many more are good places for your holiday spending. And let’s not even get into the tax deduction related to these gifts!
Before you start making all of these important arrangements, make sure to keep up your strength. Grab a bite at the Main Street Grill or the Crescendo Bistro, and then have a pint at Molly’s Pub. Oh, I almost forgot about the organized ones who finished their shopping early. Y’all can just order in from Vocelli’s Pizza and put your feet up. Just keep it to yourself.
There’s No “I” in Team! After you’ve finished doing things for everyone on your list. Let’s not forget who really needs a little pick me up. You! Go to Salon Emage for a relaxing massage or manicure, a facial at Therapeutic Skin care or have your hair done at Sherry’s Style. Stop in Café Torino for a tasty lunch or delicious dinner. Have relatives coming in to stay with you? Feign a full house and make them a reservation at the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites. Call Legends Catering or Jimmies Market & Kidwell Caterers to take care of the holiday chow you’ll need and check out the Grapevine for a bottle of wine to share with friends. Don’t forget to buy your tasty desserts at Mom’s Apple Pie.
Have a suggestion for a future column on making a healthier Warrenton? Email your ideas to amytpetty@adelphia.net. Amy Petty has lived in the Warrenton area for the past seven years. She is the Marketing Director for the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites.
C & S Flowers lavishly decorates for each holiday season. At Christmas time, the store is lit by thousands of lights that threaten to overload the circuits, but lend a festive atmosphere to the store, located on Broadview Avenue.
All photography for this article was supplied by Karl Pittelkau of Imagic Photography. To view the business photo gallery go to www.imagicphoto.com then follow the retail business button to the gallery. Also check out www.whitepostphotography. com for more of Karl’s work.
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----- Community Event----ANNUAL COOKIE SALE DECEMBER 7 AND 8, 2006 The 12th Annual Grandma’s Homemade Favorites Cookie & Gift Sale will be held Thursday, December 7 from 4:00 - 8:00 p.m. and Friday, December 8 from 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at the Warrenton Community Center, 430 East Shirley Avenue, Warrenton, Virginia. All proceeds from this sale will benefit the Warrenton Adult Day Care Program. There will be an incredible assortment of cookies, fruitcakes, and snacks to enjoy while browsing. There will be many gifts to choose from also. In addition, we have remembered our fourlegged friends - these treats are a very popular item - they sell out quickly. Warrenton Community Center will be festively decorated for the holiday season with a wonderful selection of Christmas music in the background. For more information call 540-347-2797. We hope to see you there!
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