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LOCAL NEWS Central Virginia Mission HUB providing relief in disasters

By Amy Wagner Contributing writer Relief comes in many ways. Since 2016 Culpeper has been a host to Central Virginia Mission (CVM) HUB whose focus is disaster relief and emergency needs. One of thirty-five HUBS in the Northeast United States, the Central Virginia HUB is the first in Virginia. Currently there are two in Maryland; one in New York, New Hampshire and Rhode Island; and the majority are in Pennsylvania. Collecting, packing, storing and transporting emergency supply kits and buckets to aid those facing emergency situations is the most important role of CVM. In existence since October 2016, CVM’s primary focus is on disaster relief and emergency needs as well as kit collection. CVM is a smaller partner version of Mission Central, a collection and distribution site located in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, which focuses on connecting God’s resources with human need.

Though Mission Central is affiliated with the United Methodist Church (UMC), Mission Central is non-denominational and utilizes donations and volunteerism during emergency situations HUB coordinators Darryl Lam and Tom Lindquist sat down recently to discuss the history of CVM HUB which began about two years

ago when a group of twenty people from Culpeper travelled to Mission Central in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. “We worked two days putting together school kits and cleaning buckets. Mission Central talked about HUBS while we were there.

We got information on how to start one and brought that information back with us,” said Lam. Understanding they needed sponsorship, Lam and Lindquist, both members of Culpeper United Methodist Church, approached the church board and they agreed to sign a covenant to become a HUB. “This is a community mission,” said Lam, acknowledging that CUMC is sponsoring it because sponsorship was required.

“We don’t want to be too affiliated with the United Methodist Church,” said Lam adding the HUB wants to be as ecumenical as possible. Tapping in Lindquist added that CVM wants to help anyone. “We want everyone and anyone to benefit from these resources. No questions asked. If there is a need; we want to fill it. We are about support and helping people in need,” he added.

“We want to help people here, in Virginia, as well as across the United States.”

Both men agree that community support is essential. “We want to work with the community to support the community,” said Lindquist.

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Lam and Lindquist want people to know about the HUB. They helped with relief during three hurricanes last summer and were elated that people finally started finding out about them. “It’s about helping people; not how much it costs or how many you can help,” said Lam. “We probably get more out of this than the people we help. There’s a huge satisfaction in helping someone in a situation they can’t get out of. We are doing it because it is the right thing to do,” said Lindquist.

“The more resources someone has to call on the more help they can receive,” said Lindquist who added that not any one relief organization can fill every need. In April the HUB sent 102 cleaning kits to Lynchburg during the flooding. Locally, they have sent 23 to Stanardsville and provided three in Culpeper.

Currently there are 1000 buckets on hand. The majority will be moved to Mission Central, but some will be kept here for local relief and are dispersed by request.

Donated supplies, funds and time are paramount to CVM’s existence.

A list of bucket contents can be found on the Mission Central website at missioncentral.org. Each bucket has fifteen items and costs between $65 - $75. CVM also accepts used computer systems which are taken to Mission Central, disassembled, then Microsoft inserts their programs for

$6 each before sending them to places all over the world. Donations of medical equipment are also appreciated. Wheelchairs and walkers are kept local to fulfill needs in this community when they arise. CVM has also provided refrigerators to Safe House, Social Services, the Senior Center and a church in Stanardsville.

Lack of space for storing, organizing and sorting supplies is a growing concern for the HUB coordinators. CVM HUB has only two tractor trailer beds where they store buckets and supplies before transporting to Mission Central. Lam said, “We would like to ideally have a permanent site to set up and store supplies. We’ve gotten support from a lot of people and have had trailers donated to us for storage purposes,” he said. Giant Food is a big supporter of CVM HUB providing all their seasonal food. They have gotten a great deal of support from churches also. The last two years members of Ebenezer UMC in Stafford have spent entire days volunteering by verifying kits/buckets and painting the inside of the storage trailers.

To donate financially, checks can be written to CUMC with HUB on the memo line.

For more information and for full assembly and donation instructions visit centralvirginiahub on Facebook or email cvmhub2017@gmail.com.

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BOS approves sample MOU for YMCA The Culpeper County Board of Supervisors voted 6-1 to approve a sample Memorandum of Understanding in support of a potential lease agreement by and between Culpeper County and the YMCA for the proposed community center.

The original motion named the MOU between the county and a “recreation business entity,” but West Fairfax District Supervisor Gary Deal suggested because the Rappahannock Area YMCA was the only entity to fully fill out a request for information earlier this year, that the YMCA should be mentioned as the entity as not to confuse voters.

Salem Supervisor Alexa Fritz agreed, making a “friendly” amendment to the motion which passed 5-2. Then the board voted 6-1 to approve the amended motion.

East Fairfax Supervisor Steve Walker expressed concern along with Cedar Mountain Supervisor that by naming the YMCA in the sample MOU, that the public would be under the perception that the county has already reached agreement with them - which they have not.

“We’re not even sure if the referendum will pass,” Walker said.

The question on the November ballot will read: “Shall Culpeper County, Virginia contract a debt and issue its general obligation bonds in the maximum principal amount of $13,144,000 for the purpose of paying the costs, in whole or in part, for construction of a Community Recreation Center, which may include an indoor competition swimming pool, a therapy pool, a multi-purpose gymnasium, fitness equipment, exercise class space, classrooms for various activities, and a soccer field, as well as necessary access, parking, and utility improvements?"

Deal said that by naming the

YMCA, it gives voters more specific language to vote on.

“It’s less confusing,” he said.

BOS chairman and Stevensburg Supervisor Bill Chase said he just wanted to make it clear to voters that if the referendum passes, the county is “not running it themselves.”

Frazier said that by naming the YMCA in the sample MOU, it could hinder future negotiations with them.

In other business, the board voted 7-0 to adopt a resolution to allow reimbursement of expenses related to a potential new career and technical education school from the proceeds of potential debt funding for the school.

They also voted 7-0 to approve an additional inspector position in the building department and to approve the transition of a parttime emergency services training coordinator position to a full time captain - training/deputy coordinator position.

CULPEPER YOUTH SPOTLIGHT

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(Editor's note: This is weekly series highlighting members of Culpeper's Youth Council. To join Culpeper Youth, go to www.culpeperyouth.org to apply.)

School: Culpeper County High School Grade: Junior When I joined Culpeper Youth in the spring of 2017, I was expecting to find new volunteer opportunities and a statement for my college applications. What I didn’t expect to find was such an amazing group of kind people I would get to collaborate with every month.

Working with Culpeper Youth over the past year and a half has been a wonderful experience, but having the opportunity to be on the Youth Advisory Council has been indescribable. The friends I’ve had the chance to share this experience with, and those that we have networked with (both in and out of Culpeper County) have opened new doors of insight to me every month. Culpeper Youth opened my eyes to the value of community and team work, but being on YAC has defined these ideas for me and taught me that working well together on projects is NOT the defining piece of your team. The quality of your team lies in how you respond in the times when compromise is difficult, obstacles are looming, and setbacks are more than ready to chase you down. The talented and driven crew I work with on YAC has shown me that it is in fact possible to combine work and play, and that we never have to let our responsibilities as leaders (no matter the position) get us bogged down from the work we love. I have never been more excited for Wednesdays than I am with Culpeper Youth.

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CCHS invtes you to 'Be Our Guest' at Beauty and the Beast Jr.

By Jeff Say Culpeper Times Staff Writer Culpeper County High School invites you to “be their guest” this weekend for their production of “Beauty and the Beast, Jr.” The fall musical, scheduled for Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m., takes the Disney classic and condenses it - but all the classic scenes and songs remain. It’s one of the largest ensemble casts CCHS has put together in a while, director and theater teacher Maxi Mitchell said.

“Everybody has songs, everybody has solos, everybody is playing a huge role in the production,” Mitchell said.

The production puts to good use some of the new risers the theater department recently purchased, giving them different options when it comes to set design. The first scene in the Beast’s castle illustrates the new options available as the Beast descends from his study to confront Belle’s father.

“It’s a tremendous help, we were able to fundraise from our own productions to be able to add the majority of the risers,” Mitchell said. “Mr. Soderholm helped us

out with the rest and they give us a tremendous help. They give us a lot of versatility with our set. We don’t need to worry about building wooden structures because it’s real solid and that makes it more safe. That’s the most important thing.”

Brianna Hoffman, in her first starring role, plays Belle. She grew up loving the character, thanks to her older sister, and even still has a small Belle dress at home. Now, she’ll be wearing the real thing on stage this weekend.

“It’s absolutely unbelievable, my sister is in love with her so it’s an honor to be playing Belle,” Hoffman said.

She did say that stepping onto stage in a starring position for the first time in one of the most iconic Disney roles can be difficult, but she credited the cast and crew with making her comfortable.

“It is intimidating because I want to do what they want me to do and be the best Belle I can be,” Hoffman said.

CCHS stage veteran Chad McKnight plays the Beast, and he said it has been a blast to play the gruff character.

“It’s definitely different how

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Culpeper County High School senior Chad McKnight portrays the Beast in CCHS' production of 'Beauty and the Beast Jr.' playing this weekend.

I carry myself - I like to think of myself as a nice, fun guy so running around yelling at everybody is weird but it’s a lot of fun,” McKnight said. “It’s not too difficult, you just think about how you get grumpy throughout the day and you can finally channel it.”

CCHS junior Kendra Callahan plays the wardrobe, Madame de la Grande Bouche, and said playing the role in one of her favorite Dis-

ney movies has been amazing.

“I think she’s just a big and flamboyant character and you get to go over the top and be super extra,” Callahan said.

CCHS will present the musical to all the kindergarten classes of Culpeper County Public Schools Thursday, and each student that attends that screening will receive a “golden ticket” to see the show for free this weekend.

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“When I was 12 years old, my 40-year-old aunt was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer,” Jones explained. “She survived a year longer than was expected and received exceptional care through her final days.

My aunt’s medical providers gave my family a little more time with her, and I realized then how much of an impact a medical team can have on the lives of patients and their families—that’s when I decided I wanted to dedicate myself to helping people live their healthiest lives.”

Originally from Woodbridge, Virginia, Jones is a 2018 graduate of the University of Charleston (WV) Masters in Physician Assistant Studies program.

She joined the Wellspring team one month after passing her board exam.

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BOS approves Greenwood Solar use permit by 3-2 vote ➤ Board also voted to amend time limit on special use permits for utility-scale solar farms

By Jeff Say Culpeper Times Staff Writer The Culpeper County Board of Supervisors approved the county’s first utility-scale solar facility Tuesday night.

The BOS approved by a 3-2 vote the conditional use permit by Greenwood Solar I, LLC to operate a utility-scale solar facility off Blackjack Road in the Stevensburg District.

Supervisors Sue Hansohn, Alexa Fritz and Gary Deal voted for the approval, while Steve Walker and Jack Frazier voted to deny it. Stevensburg supervisor and board chairman Bill Chase recused himself from the vote and his role as chairman for the two items pertaining to Greenwood Solar on the agenda, citing conflict of interest. Jefferson District supervisor Brad Rosenberger, the acting chairman, also abstained as he cited conflict of interest because he does business with one of the farmers who is involved in the sale.

Following last month’s contentious use permit public hearing for Culpeper North Solar, this month’s meeting paled in comparison. The discussion was emotional, but orderly and both sides had equal representation. It did, however, take more than three hours to sort through the use permit and the full evening BOS meeting ran until 11:50 p.m.

The proposal was not recommended by the Planning Commission, by a 5-4 vote, but according to Director of Culpeper County Planning and Zoning, Sam McLearen, staff was not as opposed to this use permit than others, despite the proposal not falling in line with the county’s comprehensive plan.

Greenwood Solar, a subsidiary of Nextera Energy Resource, was asking to utilize five properties for a max 1,000 acre, 19,000 megawatt solar farm. During the presentation from the solar company, Deal pointed out he had changed their proposal late last week, adding in extra buffers and taking out nearly 200 acres from the project in an effort to mitigate neighbors concerns about backing an “industrial” solar facility.

Frazier questioned at length the actual contents of the solar panels themselves, expressing great concern about the materials located within and if they were hazardous

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to the Culpeper County soil. He also expressed concern about the rain that would be diverted off the solar panels, where it would go and how it would affect the groundwater quality.

“This does bother me that it is an intrusion to this community,” Frazier said.

Many members of the Stevensburg community spoke out against the solar facility, citing the same concerns Frazier had and saying the solar farm would ruin the viewshed from that area of the county.

Kurt Christensen, of the Stevensburg District, was concerned that the board is being duped.

“I don’t want the county become a rural energy ghetto for Loudoun County,” he said.

Dewayne Forest, of Stevensburg, disagreed with Christensen, pointing out that the blackjack land the farms sit on is very difficult to yield a positive crop - despite the farmers working the soil for years.

“A solar facility would be a better fit for this land,” he said. “The poor soils in this project will be more productive of solar energy.”

Ed Dalrymple, President of Cedar Mountain Stone, spoke in favor of the project.

“I support this type of application, it’s important for property owners to find a use for their property,” he said.

Doug Holmes, of the Stevensburg District, said the project is not in the best interest to the majority of residents of Culpeper County and pointed out that Blackjack Road - also known as Old Carolina Road - has significant historical value.

Desy Campbell, of Stevensburg, said that Culpeper County is in the middle of a “sun rush.”

“Do we have enough sunlight to contribute to the grid?” she asked. “Is this what we want in Culpeper County? Please vote not to this facility.”

Hansohn made the motion after 11 p.m. to vote for the permit use, including the 32 conditions cited by the planning commission and language that county attorney Bobbi Jo Alexis presented following the public hearing.

Following that vote, the weary board then voted to amend Article 17-3 (the time limit on construction for operation, renewal of special use permits) of the zoning ordinance to two years by a 6-0 vote (Chase abstained).

Greenwood Solar asked to amend the article to three years, but that original motion failed 4-2 with only Fritz and Hansohn supporting it. A second motion amending the article to two years then passed.

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CCHS culinary arts, preschool programs collaborate in the kitchen ➤ Little Blues visit to learn how to make pizza during nutrition week

By Jeff Say Culpeper Times Staff Writer Friday was one of the rare times that too many cooks in the kitchen was a good thing.

More than 60 students - young and older - crowded around the work station at the Culpeper County High School Annex to watch Culpeper County High School principal Daniel Soderholm and Eastern View High School senior Ben Spencer face off in a pizza flipping contest.

The flipping fun was part of Chef Jay Cohen’s Culinary Arts programs’ collaboration with the early childhood program for nutrition week - introducing the preschool students to how to make pizza with the older culinary arts students.

“It’s never too early,” Cohen said. “This is a big opportunity for culinary and early childhood education for collaboration.”

The preschool students entered the industrial kitchen at the Annex with smiles and were ready to start baking their favorite food - pizza.

They laughed as the older students held them up to help spread sauce on the dough the culinary students had prepared for the occasion.

Cohen said working with the preschool

“Little Blues” was another opportunity for the culinary students to branch out and test some knew skills.

“The fact that not every student is a college bound student, culinary is just another avenue for students to take,” Cohen said.

The bustling kitchen was bursting at the seams with more than 60 students, teachers and guests filling the room with laughter and instructions.

Early Childhood Education instructor Jenn Mullen said her 19 “big buddies” and two student teachers have been looking forward to this day in the kitchen - as have the 19 “Little Blues.”

“For them to get the real life experience of cooking and eating healthy, it’s something they can take home and practice with their parents and use that later in life,” Mullen said.

Getting a chance to integrate the culinary arts students and the early childhood students is part of the plan of collaboration between programs.

“It’s great to collaborate, both sets of high school students can get experience of working with different people and different environments,” Mullen said.

Soderholm said he was excited when he learned the two programs were going to work together.

“This is exactly what we want when we talk about the profile of a graduate,” Soderholm said. “When you talk about communication, collaboration, career readiness, ➤ See CCHS, Page 7

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➤ CCHS, from Page 6 this is exactly what it is. You see students learning about a hospitality field, look at the real world application of this. Our students who are excited about learning about educators get to learn to teach students how we want to teach students - hands on.”

Spencer, who also works at Domino’s in Culpeper, was excited to show his pizza tossing skills to the youngsters.

“I’ve been working at Domino’s (in Culpeper) for three years,” he said. “It’s nice to be teaching younger kids how to do it.”

He said learning how to flip pizza isn’t easy, and it took him about two years to get it down.

Working in a kitchen for his profession has helped him prepare to work with others in the culinary classroom, he said.

“It’s a lot easier to work with your partners because I’m used to working with a lot of people at Domino’s,” Spencer said.

Spencer, who wants to one day be a manager and maybe a franchisee at Domino’s, had some stiff competition when it came to flipping pizzas - as Soderholm was a pizza boy back in the day at Papa Johns.

“It’s probably been about 20 years,” Soderholm said with a laugh, when asked if he remembered how to flip.

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It was just like riding a bike for the CCHS principal, who was quickly flipping, doing tricks and involving students and teachers alike when it came to catching the ‘za.

That fun interaction is what working with younger students is all about, CCHS senior Caroline Shaffer - one of the two students who wrote the day’s lesson plan - said.

“I’ve been really excited about this,” Shaffer said. “This is my first week being able to do lesson plans, so we basically went online and looked at templates for other nutrition ideas. We wanted to focus on these kids having a healthy diet. We looked at different activities and sorted them for ones that are better for four and three year olds.”

Fellow CCHS senior Dominque Scroggins said it’s just a joy to work with the younger students.

“It is amazing, that is so fun to watch how their faces light up when you do activities with them,” Scroggins said. “They’re so smart.”

Maddox McCray, 4, said he loves preschool and his big buddies - and he wants to be a chef when he grows up.

“I like to cook it,” he said of the pizza day.

“I liked sprinkling the seeds (the flour).”

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CHURCH Civility - Why Not Give It A Try? I’ll never know how he remained calm and deescalated the situation, but he did. Many years ago, I was visiting one of my church members at his place of business.

As the store was about to close on a Saturday afternoon, a disgruntled patron walked in, and began to yell at the owner. He furiously attacked and hurled expletives. I happened to be in the back room, and the customer had no idea of my presence. But as the barrage of vile flowed from this guy’s mouth, I couldn’t help but focus on my friend’s reaction. Most would have lashed back at the uncontrolled man and put him “in his place.” This escalation could have ratcheted up

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the situation and may have led to a more difficult result. But thankfully, that was not the church member’s response. Instead, in a soothing, humor laced tone, he literally brought a peaceful spirit into the altercation, as the angry customer became tranquil in his demeanor.

My friend brought civility to an uncivilized episode.

Lately, it seems that incivility is ruling the day in our society. If someone does not like you’re driving, they may respond with an unkind gesture.

If someone does not like a retail service, they may scream at the poor cashier. Even at the highest level of government, political figures sometimes blatantly lie, and pummel their opponents. These days, if you don’t readily agree with someone’s way of thinking or ideology, they want to metaphorically “run you over with a bus.” How very, very sad.

NOW OPEN

The word civility means “formal politeness and courtesy in behavior and speech.” So why is this not readily practiced in many corners?

Maybe people want to control.

Maybe people want to be right.

Maybe people aren’t tolerant of other opinions and views. Maybe people get frustrated and instead of dealing with their emotions and anger in healthful ways, it comes out in an inappropriate manner. Holy Scripture speaks on how we should treat and interact with one another.

God’s Word is calling us to love your neighbor as yourself.

Its compelling us to serve others, as Christ himself has provided us the example of service. We’re warned not to be haughty, arrogant or prideful, but to have humility and be humble. When it comes right down to it, every human being was made in the image of God. Shouldn’t we treat each other accordingly?

Isn’t it ok to be tolerant of others? Isn’t it ok to agree to disagree on heartfelt issues? Isn’t it ok to respect another, rather than instantly judging them on their appearance, clothing, way of living or agendas? Isn’t it ok to work for peace, rather than jumping instantly to anger?

Not long ago I was handed a pamphlet from the Rotary International Organization. It was entitled, “The Four Way Test for Conflict Transformation.” This process is based upon asking four questions- 24 words. The questions included: “Is it True?”

“Is it fair to all concerned?” “Will it build Goodwill and Better Friendships?” “Will it be Beneficial to all concerned?” Imagine, actively working to bridge gaps, heal wounds and deal with conflict in a constructive manner. ➤ See Civility, Page 9

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Meet my cousin, Precious CALLY TALES

Meet my cousin Precious, Senior Cat Adviser to The World At Large.

Precious is a tuxedo cat, which means she always seems to be formally dressed, either for dinner at a fancy fish restaurant or an evening at the opera. Since she lives with a musical human, I assume the opera. Precious taught me to “keep ‘em guessing.” She said it was the secret to a long life, and I have written in on the wall next to my litter box where I can study on it further.

Precious also gave me advice on the hair ball thing. Hair balls, of course, are ho-hums to cats but stomach turners to humans. But I decided cleanliness was a priority, and if licking myself clean from ear to paw produced hair balls, so be it. If my Widow chose to gag over hair balls, that was her problem. I stated my case. Then she stated hers – which was no hair balls, no matter what.

We compromised on the Furbliss, a fancy stainless steel comb that gets rid of shedding hair. Probably designed by a hair-ball-gagging human, I thought, but at least not nasty tasting medicine.

Nevertheless, Rule 42 in the Cat Manual says, “Never try a new thing without an okay from some feline older and wiser.”

I emailed Precious. She not only knew about the Furbliss but thought it was better than a fancy massage in a pricey cat salon. Since Precious is my cousin as well as the Senior Cat Adviser to The World At Large, I decided to try this new thing. Bottom line: I love it! I even roll from side to side to get a full treatment.

While we are on the subject of Precious, I must mention that wise as she is, she also has a temper. Only

last week she was in a huff because her Mama human would not let her romp on the computer keyboard. With ears laid back in attack mode, Precious jumped to the nearby copy machine.

Copies came flying out, gears rumbled, lights flashed.

She planned to paper the floor, walls, and ceiling with copies then march out the door with a triumphant, “So there!” Her Mama, however, pushed the “off” button and ended the drama. Privately Precious told me she dreams of having a banner over her litter box that says, “Don’t mess with Precious, the Copy Cat.” I think Precious should lighten up. I know for a fact she lives like a queen. She has her own place at the dinner table, complete with place mat, dish, and high chair. When she asks for Brie, she gets it. However, it’s also a fact that Precious eats mainly baby food meat. Her Mama calls it “senior food,” but only in hushed tones because Precious is very word sensitive. She likes to think she is still a high school pompom girl.

She does, however, like an early breakfast. Since her Mama human is not an early riser, Precious only waits so long before taking charge, leaping about the bedroom hither and yon. Her next step is to find a book and sent it crashing to the floor.

Sometimes two books. Sometimes an alarm clock. Whatever is handy and whatever it takes for her human to get the message and pad out to the kitchen in her bunny slippers and serve breakfast. Only then can Precious’ day begin in a proper way.

Come to think of it, Precious reminds me of Max, neighborhood hero and guidance counselor in my former neighborhood. I’ll tell you Max’s story next month.

➤ Civility, from Page 8

change, where the first reaction of an individual is not to initially lambast another for being polarized, but to be open enough to freely discuss and share. Instead of thinking that I will be civil once the other party begins to act accordingly, it can’t wait any longer. It must start with us.

Civility- Why not give it a try?

Cally

Believe me, I’m not trying to live in denial by having a Pollyanna, Doris Day kind of attitude. I realize that there are great differences of opinion on a multitude of political and social issues. My thoughts have to do with being civil and respectful in our discourse and debates with one another. When we allow ourselves to lose self-control in our interactions, it defeats the purpose.

Growing up, my parents incessantly drilled into me that you treat others with kindness and respect. They clearly taught that no one is better than another, so I better treat people well. I hope that our present climate will one day

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CULPEPER CYCLING CENTURY • Culpeper Parks and Rec presents the 2018 Culpeper Cycling Century Saturday. .

CULPEPER OCTOBER

Banquet at noon in the banquet hall of the Best Western Culpeper Inn, 791 Madison Rd, Culpeper. For more information, please call Sandra at 240-461-1612 or Rosie at 540-219-8909.

You can download ticket information at www.naacpculpeper.com.

CHURCH GROUP • St.

Stephen’s Episcopal Church – Women’s Group The Order of Daughters of the King (DOK) is a spiritual sisterhood of women dedicated to a life of Prayer, Service and Evangelism, making a commitment to Jesus as our Savior, and following Him as Lord of their lives. Please contact us for more information. Address: 115 N. East St., Culpeper | Parking: 120 N. Commerce Street | 540-825-8786 | ssec@ststephensculpeper.net |www. ststephensculpeper.net.

REFORMATION LUTHERAN CHURCH • Reformation Lutheran Church, 601 Madison Rd., Culpeper, Tuesdays, 12:30 pm: Lunch & Learn, Senior Pot-Luck Luncheon and Bible Study Thursdays, 12:15 pm: Adult & Senior Pot-Luck Luncheon and Bible Study

OCT. 4 FILM • Tod Browning Double

Feature - “Freaks” (MGM, 1932) Master horror film director Tod Browning assembled a cast of genuine sideshow oddities for this chilling tale of camaraderie, persecution and revenge, with Olga Baclanova as the cruelly manipulative trapeze artist and Harry Earles as the freak she torments.

The film's unusual subject matter, its cast of curiosities, and its untraditional moral sympathy combined to create a cult following for this film, which was

OYSTERFEST • Feast on fresh

oysters served three ways, barbecue, and ice cream while enjoying the music of Ransom Harmony at beautiful Rock Hill Farm. Oyster Fest supports the Free Clinic of Culpeper's mission of providing medical care for the uninsured. Location: 14461 Norman Rd, Culpeper, 4-8 pm. Info & tickets www. freeclinicofculpeper.org.

The Culpeper County Sheriff's Office will once again present Deadwood Trail beginning Oct. 13.

severely edited in the U.S. at the time of release and banned in the U.K. for 30 years. “Freaks” was added to the National Film Registry in 1994. Digital presentation, 64 min.

“Iron Man” (Universal, 1931) Though Tod Browning is best known for his silent film collaborations with Lon Chaney and as the director of “Dracula” (1931) and “Freaks,” he directed many movies in a wide range of genres other than horror. In this pre-Code sports drama, Lew Ayres stars as a prizefighter Kid Mason whose gold-digging wife Rose (Jean Harlow in an early role), leaves him in disgust after he loses a fight to try for a career in Hollywood. Free, at the Library of Congress Packard Campus Theater located at 19053 Mt. Pony Rd. in

Culpeper, VA. No reservations taken.

OCT. 5 BINGO • VFW Post 2524 weekly

bingo sessions on Friday nights.

Doors open at 5 p.m., play starts at 6:45 p.m. Guaranteed $1,000 jackpot, regular games pay $100 if 90 or more players. Upstairs and downstairs seating, the entire facility is nonsmoking. Call 825-3424.

OCT. 6

NAACP FREEDOM FUND BANQUET • Save the date for

the 37th Annual Freedom Fund

YOUTH BASKETBALL • Culpeper Youth Basketball Sign up registration will be held at Buffalo Wild Wings on Oct. 6, 13, 20 and Nov. 3 from noon to 3 p.m.

Registrations is also available on our website at culpeperyouthbasketball. leagueapps.com.

CULPEPER CYCLING CENTURY • Come join us for

this fun and intimate ride. Only 500 registrations are accepted.

8:30 a.m. group start. Culpeper is a beautiful and unique town to visit any time but especially in the Fall. Choose from 30, 60, or 100 miles of paved road riding in the scenic piedmont region of Virginia. The routes take cyclist through Culpeper, Madison, and Fauquier Counties, providing beautiful views of scenic back roads and rolling farms. This fundraising event helps to build recreational amenities for the county youth.

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CHURCH • St. Stephen’s

Episcopal Church - Join us in Worship. We offer three Holy Communion Services each week: Sunday at 8 a.m. or 10:30 a.m., Childcare from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Wednesday Centering Prayer at 11 a.m. followed by Healing and Holy Communion at 12 p.m. St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church: Address: 115 N. East St., Culpeper | Parking: 120 N. Commerce Street | 540-825-8786 | www.ststephensculpeper.net |ststephensculpeper.net.

BINGO • Mid-Day Lions Sunday Night Bingo. Help support local groups with a fun night of games.

Held at Pepper’s Grill located at 791 Madison Road in Culpeper (by Best Western). Doors open at 5 p.m. Games begin at 6:30 p.m. Three progressives each night, $1,000 jackpot.

CHURCH • Join Mountain View

Community Church this for Sunday, Oct 7: "Experiencing God: The Invitation to Mission " Worship Service with 5 other churches & children’s ministry. Regular worship services will resume Sept 16 at 8:30, 10:00, & 11:30 AM at 16088 Rogers Road, Culpeper.

CHURCH • Antioch Baptist

Church, 202 South West Street will be celebrating their Annual Missionary Day at 3 p.m. Rev Walter Bryant will be the guest preacher with his choir and congregation.

OCT. 8

WELLNESS CLASSES • Powell Wellness Center (PWC) in Culpeper is hosting three special wellness classes in October. “Focus on the Back” is a 6-week aquatic small group training class held twice weekly focusing on exercises and stretches for a healthy back. A Heartsaver® CPR/AED class will be held on October 10 and a First Aid class on October 24. These classes are open to the public. For registration please call PWC at 540-445-5406 or visit powellwellnesscenter.org for additional information.

OCT. 10

CHESS • Culpeper Chess Club meets each Wednesday from 6:30

to 8:30 pm at the Culpeper County Library located at 271 Southgate Shopping Center. All ages and all skill levels welcome, even those who have never played. For information contact Charity Karstetter at 540-727-0695 or culpeperchessclub@hotmail.com.

OCT. 11

FILM • “The Wiz” (Universal, 1978) Charlie Smalls’s jazzy, updated version of “The Wizard of Oz” won seven Tony Awards on Broadway in 1975, and was brought to the screen three years later with Diana Ross taking the lead role of a grown up, urban Dorothy that Stephanie Mills originated on Broadway. Shown in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the film’s release and in conjunction with the special event “Declassified - Designing The Wiz” being held at the Coolidge Auditorium in the Thomas Jefferson Building of the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, October 27 at 11 am where production and costume designer Tony Walton will join Solomon HaileSelassie of the Music Division for an intimate look at some of the designs he created for film. 35mm archival print, 134 min. 7:30 p.m. Free, at the Library of Congress Packard Campus Theater located at 19053 Mt. Pony Rd. in Culpeper, VA. No reservations taken.

OCT. 12

CHICKEN DINNER •

Brandy Station Volunteer Fire Department is having its fried chicken dinner from 5 to 7 p.m.

Cost for adults, $12; children 6 to 10, $6; children under 5, free. Carry out available. Park in rear of firehouse.

Proceeds benefit Brandy Station Volunteer Fire Department and Auxiliary.

OCT. 13

LOCAL AUTHOR EVENT • Join the Friends of the Culpeper County Library as they host the sixth Local Author Extravaganza.

Held in the Library’s meeting room from 1 to 4 p.m. Each author will have a table and be available to talk to the public about their books.

The authors will have books available for purchase and autographing. Each author has been invited to speak briefly about their book, or books, check at the Library for specific times. We will have 26 authors in attendance and are very excited to extend an invitation to

the public to come and meet this very talented, dedicated group of people.

In addition to the individual authors we will have a table for the Windmore Writers Group.

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POE SHOW • Experience Edgar

Allen Poe through twin tales of mystery, murder, and mortar in Greg Oliver Bodine’s oneman show, directed by DeLisa M. White, and adapted from Poe’s classic tales “The Cask of Amontillado” and “The Black Cat.” This must-see for Poe enthusiasts and fans of mystery and horror will be at the Culpeper County Library on Saturday at 7 p.m. This performance is suitable for adults and for children (ages 12 and over) and is graciously sponsored by the Friends of Culpeper Library.

BREAKFAST • The Jeffersonton Community Center will hold its monthly all-you-can eat country breakfast from 8-11 a.m. at the Jeffersonton Community Center, 5073 Jeffersonton Rd., Jeffersonton. Cost for the breakfast is $8 for adults, $5 for children 6-12 and under 6 is free. Carry-out will be available! All proceeds go to maintaining the Community Center and community projects. All are welcome. For information, call 540-9379979.

DEADWOOD TRAIL • Do you dare to walk the Deadwood Trail?

Sheriff Scott Jenkins presents Deadwood Trail, Culpeper's haunted trail. Fear awaits at every turn, with clowns, zombies, bonfires, food, entertainment and more! Deadwood Trail begins its reign of terror Saturday, Oct. 13, from 7 -11 p.m., with the scares continuing each Friday and Saturday in October thereafter, ending November 2. Upon entering Deadwood Trail, ticket holders will wander in fear and dread from one scream event to another amongst the darkness of a foggy wooded trail, a maze, and venues of horror! Also this year, in response to popular demand, we will sell $2 tickets for entry to the grounds for those who do not want to walk the Deadwood Trail but still want to get in on the fun! Proceeds benefit the Culpeper County Sheriff’s Office Santa Cop Program, which funds Christmas gifts and holiday meals for less fortunate children and seniors in Culpeper. $10 per person admission; $2 per person entry to the grounds only; free parking.

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DeadwoodTrail.com or call 540-7277520.

CHURCH • St. Stephen’s

Episcopal Church presents LYRA in concert at 7 p.m.All are invited to experience LYRA, an a cappella group of five professional vocalists from St. Petersburg, Russia; a concert of sacred Russian Orthodox Church choral music and folk songs. For information: www. ststephensculpeper.net | 540-8258786 | ssec@ststephensculpeper.net | Address: 115 N. East St., Culpeper | Parking: 120 N. Commerce Street.

OCT. 14

CHURCH • Mount Pisgah Baptist Church, Tanners, celebrates the 15th Pastoral Anniversary of Rev. Walter E Bryant, with services at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. The guest preacher for the morning service is Rev. French Bryant of Threshing Floor Deliverance Baptist Church, Bowie, Maryland.

Guest preacher for the 3 p.m. service is Rev. Arnold McLaurin of Shammah Ministries, Washington DC. Lunch willing be served following morning service. Location: 217 Mount Pisgah Church Drive, Tanners, VA. 540-6729065.

OCT. 20

AUTO SHOW • The Brandy Station Volunteer Fire Station, 19601 Church Road, is having their 14th Annual Car, Truck, Tractor, and Motorcycle show from 10 a.m to 2 p.m. at the fire station. Entry fee is $20 which includes a dash plate.

Free for spectators along with an open house at the fire station. Lunch will be available from the BVFD Auxiliary. For more information, call 540-222-1400.

OCT. 21

CHURCH • Good Hope Baptist

Church, Norman, Missionary Ministry will have their anniversary at 3 p.m. Our guest preacher will be Rev. Ada Summers, of Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Criglersville.

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What’s Happening EVENTS FOR CULPEPER, FAUQUIER, MADISON, ORANGE AND RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTIES

RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY OCT. 5-6

Calhoun St.). Meet new people and learn the challenges of businesses and organizations. Following the program, there were also be discussion among attendees Ideally, all will benefit from the ideas exchanged and from the connections made on the second Wednesday of every month.

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NO ORDINARY PERSON•

Celebrating its 20th year, the play comes to RAAC Community Theatre, 310 Gay Street, Washington, at 8 p.m. Directed by Sallie Morgan, Lynn and Ed Dolnick, and Dick Raines, with special input from director emeritus Joyce Abell.

All five storytellers — Betsy Dietel, Michael Sands, Joyce Wenger, Bud Meyer and Jim Northup — will appear both nights. Tickets are $15 each. Reservations may be made through the RAAC website (www. raac.org) — click on Community Theatre. For those without Internet access, reservations can be made by calling 1-800-695-6075. Shows often sell out, so early reservations are recommended.

OCT. 6

DARK SKIES • The

Rappahannock League for Environmental Protection, together with the Rappahannock County Recreational Facilities Authority, will hold its next dark sky event at the Rappahannock County Park on Route 211, across from Little Washington, starting at 7 p.m. The main features will be the planets Jupiter, Mars and Saturn, as well as galaxies and double stars.

Besides presentations, there will be astronomers with telescopes for closeup views. Personal telescopes are welcome.

OCT. 12

SECOND FRIDAY TALK •

The much admired essayist Marion Winik appears at 8 p.m. at Rappahannock County Library to discuss her new book, The Baltimore Book of the Dead, a collection of mini-essays about people (and a pet or two) whose lives touched hers in a deep way and have since died. Rappahannock portraits are included in her gallery. The talk is free. All are welcome. For more information, 301-246-0022.

GRAVES MOUNTAIN APPLE FESTIVAL • Come celebrate

Steel Magnolias, presented by the Fauquier Community Theatre will play Sept.

28-30 and Oct. 5-7 and Oct. 12-14.

OCT. 13 HAM AND OYSTER DINNER

• Washington Volunteer Fire and Rescue will be having its allyou-can-eat dinner from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at their station. Come enjoy all your favorites prepared by your local volunteer Fire and Rescue Personnel. Adults $30, kids ages 4-10 $15, 3 and under free. All proceeds will be used to fund daily operations. For more information, call 540-675-3615 and speak with one of their members.

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STEEL MAGNOLIAS • Steel Magnolias is set in Truvy's beauty salon in Chinquapin, Louisiana, where all the ladies who are "anybody" come to have their hair done. It is the classic tale of that “stronger than hairspray” bond between southern ladies with their Louisiana charm. Six ladies from the south weather the sunny and stormy days that come their way throughout the seasons of life, together. Steel Magnolias is presented

by Fauquier Community Theatre by special arrangement with Dramatists

Play Service, Inc., New York. The show is directed by Don Bachmann and produced by Brooke Lyn Clark.

Ms. Clark says “the story is truly genuine and sincere in the journey it travels through every scene with displays of moments we as humans can relate to in our own lives. Make sure you bring your tissues and are ready to laugh with joy through tears!

It’s fixin’ to be a grand ol’ time” she says thematically with a radiant smile.

Performances of Steel Magnolias will be held on October 5, 6, 7, 12, 13 and 14. at the Theatre at Vint Hill located at 4225 Aiken Drive, Warrenton, VA. Saturday showtimes are at 7:30 pm and Sundays at 2 pm. Ticket purchases are for reserved seating so early reservations result in best choice seating. (There are no additional service charges to order online or by credit card.) Order tickets today at www.fctstage.org or by calling 540-349-8760. Ticket prices are $15 for students and senior citizens, and $17 for adults.

OCT. 10

IGNITE FAUQUIER • Ignite Fauquier, an alliance of entrepreneurs, is helping small business owners “fire up business.” Come join our program, on Wednesday, Oct. 10 from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. at the Warrenton Visitor’s Center (33 N.

Graves Mountain Lodge’s 49th Annual Apple Harvest Festival from 10 a.m to 4:30 p.m. at the lodge, 3626 Old Blue Ridge Turnpike, Syria. Pick your own apples or select from apple bins on the festival grounds. Enjoy food, bluegrass music and cloggers, kids activities, hay maze and hayrides, horseback rides and crafts vendors.

Free Admission and free parking.

All dogs must be leashed. For more information, call 540-923-4231 or visit www.gravesmountain.com. Rain or shine. The festival continues Oct. 13-14 and Oct. 20-21.

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY OCT. 18-21 DRACULA • Manassas Ballet

Theatre opens its 2018-19 season with the ultimate vampire story, “Dracula.” Performances at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 3 p.m.

Sunday. Theatrical and seductive, the Hylton stage becomes Transylvania after dark, where just one taste of blood guarantees eternal youth. The Kim Reynolds Band accompanies MBT as they weave this dark tale of the ages. Hylton Performing Arts Center, Manassas. Tickets ($25-$65) may be purchased online, via phone, or at the Hylton Center Ticket Office.

703-993-7759 (processing fees apply for online and telephone orders) manassasballet.org/season/dracula/.

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VIEWS Be informed:Ballot and referendum question information for Culpeper County The Culpeper County Board of Supervisors has determined it advisable to take the sense of the qualified voters of the County by ballot on November 6, 2018, on a question regarding the potential incurrence of debt and issuance of general obligation bonds in a maximum principal amount up to but not exceeding $13,144,000.00 towards the construction of a Community Recreation Center. The building, as constructed, may include all, or only one or some, of the following features: an indoor competition swimming pool, a therapy pool, a multi-purpose gymnasium, fitness equipment, exercise class space, classrooms for various activities, and an adjacent soccer field, as well as necessary access, parking, and utility improvements.

Frequently Asked Questions: 1. What costs or expenses associated with this potential project would the $13,144,000 pay for or cover? The costs

referenced in the ballot question are strictly limited to costs estimated for construction only. No operational costs are included in the amount referenced in the ballot question. It is important to note that in the event the County were to move forward with a Community Recreation Center project of any kind, it is anticipated that the County would contract with a third party to operate the Center - with that third party incurring and paying all of the operational costs and expenses associated with operations, ongoing maintenance, and programming.

2. How does the outcome of the vote obligate the County with regard to the construction of a Community Center Recreation? (i) No matter the outcome of the ballot vote, the County is not obligated to construct a Community Recreation Center; and (ii) No matter the outcome of the ballot vote, the County may construct a Community Recreation Center utilizing alternative methods of

paying for the project that do not require a referendum vote.

The referendum specifically seeks approval to take on debt in the form of general obligation bonds to accomplish the project.

The actual question to be printed on the ballot is substantially as follows: QUESTION: Shall Culpeper County, Virginia contract a debt and issue its general obligation bonds in the maximum principal amount of thirteen million one hundred forty-four thousand and 00/100 dollars ($13,144,000) for the purpose of paying the costs, in whole or in part, for construction of a Community Recreation Center, which may include an indoor competition swimming pool, a therapy pool, a multi-purpose gymnasium, fitness equipment, exercise class space, classrooms for various activities, and a soccer field, as well as necessary access, parking, and utility improvements? [ ] Yes

IRS is calling: Real or Fake?

An official looking IRS letter comes in the mail telling you the IRS wants $2,262 sent for taxes still owed because you underpaid in your last tax filing.

What do you do?

The phone rings and the caller says, “I’m from the IRS. You need to send a $1,951 check [to this address] for delinquent taxes owed.” What do you do? You get a text message from the IRS telling you to send a $437 money order to the address listed because you’ve underpaid your taxes; send it or be called in for an official audit. What do you do?

How do you tell the difference between the real IRS contacting you and criminal scammers trying to rob you? Sadly, too few know the difference.

Who among us wouldn’t have their

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stomachs tighten if they got such a letter, phone call or text message from “the IRS”? The BBB serving Central Virginia gets many calls every year from concerned citizens regarding “the IRS” contacting them, or especially debt collectors pressing them for money. I am commenting on IRS scams today. I’ll cover private debt collectors’ next column.

Virginia’s citizens, just like taxpayers in other states, are being regularly approached by criminals seeking to use “the IRS” as leverage to scam you out of your hard earned money. Know the difference between a scammer and the real IRS communicating with you. Here are a just a few tips to help know who’s reaching out to you: • The IRS rarely initiates contact by email.

• The IRS doesn’t send text messages or contact you through social media sites.

• The IRS normally sends an

initial contact through postal mail, but beware as scammers do as well. If any doubt whatsoever call your nearest IRS office and ask about the letter.

Beware of IRS impersonator scams.

When visited by someone from the IRS saying, “I’m from the IRS and I’m here to discuss your taxes,” taxpayers should immediately ask for their credentials.

IRS reps will always be able to provide two forms of official credentials: a Personal Identity Verification Credential and a Pocket Commission. If the person hasn’t one or both, call the police.

You can get more Tax Tips and Tax Scam Alerts from the IRS website www.irs.gov/alerts or at www.bbb.org.

The more aware you are of scammers posing as the IRS, the better chance you have of keeping your money in your own pocket rather than a thief’s.

Barry N. Moore is the President & CEO of the Better Business Bureau serving Central Virginia.

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HISTORY The story of William Grayson Culpeper is a good-hearted community, a wonderful place to raise a family and possess a growing awareness that we still can improve the quality of life for all. The even better news is that there are many people engaged in that process! On Monday, Sept. 24 an estimated 120 people came out on a dank and rainy night to learn more about the tragic history of lynching in America. The audience viewed a 33-minute award-winning documentary and the spent the next hour discussing the issue related to then and now. It was informative and uplifting.

On Saturday, Nov. 17, there will be a Remembrance and Reflection event for Allie Thompson, William Thompson, and William Grayson. It

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will be held at the Culpeper Baptist Church- co-hosted with Antioch Baptist Church- from 2 to 4 p.m. with a repast to follow. Please mark your calendars.

In the interim, this column will be providing the stories of each of these men beginning with William Grayson.

William Grayson, a free man of color, lived in Culpeper County and in 1849 was charged with the murder of David W. Miller. His story is quite different from most accounts of lynching and will certainly deepen our knowledge of the circumstances surrounding these acts of supremacy and terrorism.

Friend and history enthusiast, Tim Thompson, alerted me to the documented lynching of Grayson with a newspaper notice that he had discovered. The thing that struck me was that Grayson was given a trial; in most lynching cases the victim seldom receives a trial or any other evidence of due process. I was intrigued. A search of a few Internet resources

produced no less than three more newspaper articles all demonstrating disapproval for the lawless action in Culpeper.

These opinions were from other parts of Virginia but cited a courageous account of two Culpeper men who attempted to halt the proceedings. Nonetheless, these findings were after the fact and I wanted to get to details about the incident, William Grayson, David Miller, a mysterious William Wood, and his slave Henry.

After a few hours studying the law order books at the courthouse, the order of events was coming to light but many, many questions remained.

Here is what was discovered in the abstracts.

A trial was held in June of 1849; a jury seated, and Grayson represented by an attorney.

The jury found Grayson guilty; he was sentenced to death by hanging and the sheriff was assigned as the executioner, date set, and location designated as the “usual place.”

The attorney entered a motion to set aside the verdict and requested a new trial. The motion was overruled.

He took his motion to the higher court in Richmond where it was held for the defendant, the verdict of the lower court reversed, and a new trial ordered. This process was repeated almost verbatim in June of 1850.

While waiting for a third trial a local mob declared enough and took over the legal process.

Here is what we hope to discover and share with readers in the coming weeks.

History on William Grayson, David Miller, William Wood and the circumstances of the alleged murder.

The name of Grayson’s attorney and the reasons for the new trials?

Where is the “usual place” for hangings?

No doubt there will be other details as the research progresses. All relevant material will be shared.

Until next week, be well..

Zann Nelson is a researcher specializing in historical investigations, public speaker and award -winning freelance writer and columnist. She can be reached through the Culpeper Times, at M16439@aol.com or www. facebook.com/ZannsPlace.

CULPEPER COUNTY

PARKS & RECREATION Culpeper Cycling Century Saturday October 6th, 2018 • 8:30AM This Saturday, October 6th will be the 11th Annual Culpeper Cycling Century bicycle ride.

This event brings cyclist in from all over the region to enjoy the beauty and scenic backroads of Culpeper, Fauquier and Madison Counties, where they choose between 30, 60, or 100 miles to ride. There are currently 200 cyclists registered plus those that show up on Saturday. This fundraising event is hosted by the Culpeper County Parks & Recreation Department, and 100% of the net funds raised will go to the Culpeper Recreation Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)3 non-profit, whose mission is to build additional recreation amenities in Culpeper County.

The event is based at Culpeper Baptist Church on West Street and will have a group start at 8:30am. This is a pleasure ride, so cyclist will be traveling at their own pace and the last cyclist should be finished around 5:00pm. Please be sure to pay special attention while out driving.

The course takes all 3 distances out of downtown via Chandler Street/McDevitt/Rt. 3/ Rt 522 to Mt. Pony. From there they work their way to Stevensburg where the 30mile course splits off and heads to the Graffiti House in Brandy Station for a rest stop, then up Alanthus, down Mt. Zion Church Rd over to Catalpa, and back into town via Ira Hoffman / Sperryville Pike and West Street.

At the split in Stevensburg the 60 & 100 milers head out to Lignum, then to Elkwood with a rest stop at The Inn at Kelly’s Ford, then work their way over to Remington, over to Lakota, Ryland Chapel with a rest stop at Wayland Blue Ridge Baptist Association. From there the 60 & 100 milers split. The 60 milers head down to Alum Springs, Dutch Hollow, and back into town via Ira Hoffman / Sperryville Pike and West Street. While the 100 milers will go up to Rixeyville via Monumental Mills & Homeland Road, then work their way down to Scotts Mill Road, to Griffinsburg, over to Reva with a rest stop at Novum Baptist Church. Then they’ll head over to Hebron Valley Road, Lillards Ford to a rest stop in Brightwood at Bethsaida United Methodist Church. From there they start heading back through Reva, Gibson Mill, Sperryville Pike, Back to West Street.

Detailed maps of all 3 course can be found at: https://tinyurl.com/2018CCCmap

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER • www.CulpeperRecreation.com • 540-727-3412

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Colors: 12’x12’ $159.00 Cabinet Liners Basis Small $280 Areas $30.00 sq$129.00 yd $8.50$59.00 sq$89.00 yd 12’x10’6” Freize Creamy Come Shag $52 Crafts (We’re Atrium - Tweed Harmony - Shades Earth Seafoam (Teal)Table Covers not kidding!)

8’x10’ 6’x9’ 6’x9’ $59.00 $44.60 sq ydsq $26.00 sqsq $2.84 sq sq ftftyd 6’x9’ $59.00 12’x12’ $159.00 25 oz.

Solo: $2.84 sqftft ft8’x10’ Sand Sand Dollar Dollar --Earth Ice Ice Crystal Crystal Basis 45 oz.

Pearly Gates: Beige Greyft -$2.84 Sterling Silver $2.89 sq $2.89 - Ice Harmony - Shades Earth Sand Dollar -Tweed Crystal Cabinet Cabinet Liners Liners Atrium - Harmony -Atrium Shades Heavy Texture.

3 Colors: 9’x12’ $129.00 12’x15’ $199.00 Small Areas Crafts Crafts 25 oz.

Solo: Cabinet Up To $15.00$89.00 sq yd Covers Crafts 12’x12’ $159.00 (We’re 12’x12’ Medium Size 13’ To Basis 15’ not kidding!) $20.90 sqsq ydyd sq yd 12’x15’ $199.00 $44.60 $26.00 sq 45 oz. Pearly Gates: Sea Glass (Gray) Table Carpet only.yd Pad & installation extra. $159.00 25 oz.

Solo: Texture.

2 Colors: Basis $20.90 sq yd $12.00 $12.00 sq Heavy Tweed Texture.

3 Earth Colors: Small AreasLiners 9’x12’ $129.00 8’x10’ 8’x10’ $89.00 $89.00 Table Covers $2.89 sq ft yd 12’x15’ $199.00 Atrium -Pearly Harmony - Shades Texture.

2 Colors: kidding!)

45 45 oz. oz.

Pearly Gates: Gates: 8’x10’ $89.00 $44.60 sq yd $26.00 sq yd 12’x13’3” Freize (We’re notMocha $381 $102 25 oz.

Solo: 12’x18’ $249.00 $20.90 sq yd $12.00 sq yd Small Small Areas Areas 25 oz.

Solo: 45 oz.

Pearly Gates: 12’x12’ $159.00 Table Table Covers Covers Warm Beige Heavy Tweed Texture.

Colors: 12’x15’ $199.00 $1.34 sq ft $2.89 sq ftftyd 9’x12’ $129.00 Brushed Nickle -3 Homestead Texture.

2 Colors: (We’re (We’re not not kidding!) kidding!)

12’x18’ $249.00 Atrium - Harmony - Shades Earth $44.60 $44.60 sq sqsq yd ydyd $26.00 sq sq yd yd First Come Basis 12’x15’ $199.00 Table Covers $20.90 sq yd $12.00 sq $1.34 sq Brushed Nickle - Homestead 12’x15’ Heavy Texture Splitnot Pea kidding!) $450 $150Small Areas Heavy Heavy Tweed Tweed Texture.

Texture.

Colors: Colors: (We’re First Come Basis 12’x12’ $159.00 $20.90 sq yd $12.00 sq $26.00 yd 9’x12’ $129.00 $129.00 $44.60 $26.00 sq Texture.

2Texture.

Colors: 12’x18’ $249.00 Texture.

2 Heavy Colors: Oriental & Area Rug Clearance $2.89 sq sq ft sq Tweed 333Colors: 25 oz.

Solo: $1.34 ft yd9’x12’ Brushed Nickle - Earth Homestead 9’x12’ $129.00 Atrium - Harmony Shades Come Basis Wheat 12’x13’ FirstFreize $225 $90 We can bind or serge 12’x18’ $249.00 12’x15’ $199.00 $2.89 $2.89 sq ftftyd Atrium Atrium -- -Harmony Harmony Shades Earth Earth 25 oz.

Solo: 12’x12’ $159.00 12’x18’ $249.00 $1.34 sq ft Brushed Nickle --- Shades Homestead We can bind or serge First Come Basis $20.90 sq yd $12.00 sq Nylon 12’x15’ $199.00 12’x12’ 12’x12’ $159.00 $159.00 $1.34 sq ft Brushed Nickle Homestead Tip Shear: Bay watch $2.89sqsq First Come Basis - Harmony - Shades Earth Texture.

22 Colors: 12’x14’ Commercial Cocoa $410 $121 Nylon $20.90 sq yd $12.00 ydft We can bind or serge any size.

Colors: 12’x12’ $159.00 any size.

25 oz.Atrium Solo: Everything listed Must Go at Ridiculously Low Prices!

Nylon Castle Ground: 12’x18’ $249.00 25 25Texture. oz. oz.

Solo: Solo: We can bind or serge Size Style Color Reg. Sale 12’x15’9” Texture Tan Fleck $426 $130 2 Colors: 12’x15’ $199.00 Everything listed Must Go at Ridiculously Low Prices! $1.34 sq ft Castle Ground: 12’x18’ $249.00 Brushed Nickle -- Homestead 12’x15’ 12’x15’ $199.00 $199.00 We bind or serge any size.

First Come Basis Nylon $20.90 sq ydsq sqsq yd $66.70 yd $24.50 yd $1.34 sq Brushed Nickle Homestead $20.90 $20.90 sq sq5’7”x7’11” yd yd$12.00 $12.00 $12.00 sq sq yd ydftydcan First Come Basis 252Cashmere-Tweed oz.

Solo: English Manor Ivory Blue 12’x15’ $1308 size. $700 $199.00 Everything listed Must Go at Ridiculously Low Prices!

Texture.

Colors: Castle Ground: Texture.

2 Colors: 12’x14’ Texture Tahoe $373 $112 $66.70 sq yd $24.50 sq Nylon Texture.

Texture.

2 2 Colors: Colors: any Cream Cashmere-Tweed Texture. 2 Colors:$20.90 any size.

Everything listed Must Go at Ridiculously Low Prices!

Castle Ground: $66.70 sq yd $24.50 sq yd sq yd $12.00 sq yd 12’x18’ 12’x18’ $249.00 $249.00 Size Style Color Reg. Sale 12’x18’ $249.00 3’8”x5’ English Manor Chesterfi eld Red $660 $300 We can bind or serge 12’x13’2” Loop Ocean Breeze $346 $90 $2.73 sq ft We can bind or serge Folk Stone Sterling Cashmere-Tweed Texture.

2 Colors: Texture.

2 Colors: $1.34 $1.34 sq sq ft ft Brushed Brushed Nickle Nickle Homestead Homestead $1.34 sq ft Everything listed Must Go at Ridiculously Low Prices!

Brushed Nickle Homestead Castle Ground:Nylon Size Style Color Reg. Sale First First Come Come Basis Basis First Come Basis $66.70 sq yd $24.50 sq yd $2.73 sq ft Grey Folk Stone Sterling Cashmere-Tweed Texture.

2 Colors: 5’9”x9’sq yd Karastan-700 Persian Tapestry $1778 $850 $249.00 Size 15’x12’4” Berber Foggy Mist $500 $100 Style Color Reg. Sale 12’x18’ $66.70 sq yd $24.50 $2.73 sq ft any size. any size.

Folk Stone Sterling $1.34 sq ft Brushed Nickle - Homestead Cashmere-Tweed Texture.

2 Colors: Matador: Clearance – 9’ Up To 12’ First Come BasisLow We We can bind bind or serge serge Size Style Color Reg. Sale Everything listed Must Go at Ridiculously Low Prices!

Castle Ground: Everything listed Must Go at Ridiculously Prices!

5’3”x7’9” Ariana-2153C w/Tealcan &can Brown bind $285 or $185 Ground: We or serge $2.73 sq ft Beige Folk Stone - Sterling Matador: Clearance – 9’ Up To 12’ Nylon Nylon Room Size – 16’ To 18’ Size Style Color Reg. Sale $18.90 sqsqsq ydydyd $8.75 sqsqsq yd $66.70 $24.50 sqydyd yd Blue/Grey & Black $2.73 sq ft Matador: Texture.

2 Colors: Clearance – 9’ Up To 12’ $66.70 $24.50 FolkNylon Stone - Sterling any any size. size.

12’x10’7” Texture Snowy Hill $293 $52 7’10”x11” Ariana-623h Beige $558 $449 $15.00 sq. yd.

Cashmere-Tweed Texture.

2 Colors: $18.90 sq yd $8.75 We can bind or serge Texture.

2 Colors: Cashmere-Tweed Texture. 2 Colors: $18.90 sq yd any size.

12’x17’3” Texture Go atSnowy Oatmeal $453 $185 12’x10’7” Texture Hill $293 $52 Everything listed Must Ridiculously Low Prices!

Matador: Castle Castle Ground: Ground: Clearance – 9’ Up To 12’ $8.75 sq Sherwood Tan -Sterling Soapstone Texture.

2Tan Colors: Utopiasq Eden Earth $655 $422 Everything listed Go at Low Prices!

Size Style Color Reg. Sale CastleNylon Ground: 12’x10’7” Texture Snowy HillRidiculously $293 $52 $$2.73 .98 ftyd $2.73 sq ft Folk Stone 12’x9’ Berber Sugar Almond $300 $96 Size Style Color Reg. $66.70 $66.70 sq8’x10’’ yd yd$24.50 $24.50 sq ydyd 12’x16’8” TextureMust Avalon $430 $132 Sherwood - Soapstone Matador: Clearance Up To 12’ ft any$479 size. $1.67 $18.90 sq yd $24.50 $8.75 yd Folk Stone -- Colors: Sterling $sq .98sq ft sq. ft.– 9’ Texture.

2Tan Cashmere-Tweed Cashmere-Tweed Texture.

Texture. 22 Colors: Colors: 12’x9’ Berber Sugar Almond $300 $96 12’x10’7” Texture Snowy Hill at Ridiculously $293Sale $52 Low Pric $66.70 sq ydsq ydsq 5’x8’ Braid 9 Patch $599 Sherwood - Soapstone Everything listed Must Go Ground: Cashmere-Tweed Texture.

2 Colors: $ .98 sq ft Rectangle 4 inOne-Time 12’x16’ Freize Cornbread $275 $125 12’x9’ Berber Sugar Almond $300 $96 $18.90 sq yd$66.70 $8.75 sq yd 10’x9’5” Level Loop Bliss Beige $211 $52 Size Size Style Style Color Color Reg. Reg. Sale Sale Texture.

2 Castle Colors: Matador: Clearance – 9’ Up To 12’ $2.73 $2.73 sq sq ft ft 12’x10’7” Texture Snowy Hill $293 $52 Sherwood Tan Soapstone Folk Folk Stone Stone Sterling Sterling One-Time 8’x10’ Braid Rectangle Log Cabin $1299 $1115 10’x9’5” Level Loop Bliss Beige $211 $52 $ .98 sq ft sq yd $24.50 sq yd 12’x9’ Berber Sugar Almond $300 $132 $96 100% Wool – 13’2” Wide Matador: Clearance – 9’Freize Up ToLoop 12’ Texture Size Style Color Reg. Sale 12’x17’ Endurance $315 Cashmere-Tweed Texture.

2 Colors: $80.00 $2.73 sq sq ft sq Carpet Only Price Folk Stone -Soapstone Sterling 100% Wool – 13’2” Wide One-Time ydyd ydyd 10’x9’5” Level Bliss Beige $211 $52 $18.90 sq $8.75 Texture.

2 Colors: 12’x10’ Straw Beige $293 $120 Sherwood Tan -Matador: 5’6”x8’ Casbah-Akola Nat. Grey $698 $500 12’x10’7” Texture Snowy Hill Color $293 $52 $sqsq .98 ft$8.75 $80.00 sq yd $30.00 $30.00 12’x9’ Berber Almond $300 $96 Matador: 12’x10’ Freize Straw Beige $293 $120 Clearance Clearance –– Texture 9’ 9’ Up Up To To 12’ 12’ 12’x17’ Heavy TextureSugar $498 $110 100% Wool –Silver 13’2” Wide Stripe: Sage $18.90 ydsq sqsq ydsqyd Offer 10’x9’5”Size Level Loop Bliss Beige $211 $52 $52 Reg. Texture.

2Tan Colors: Style Sal 12’x10’7” Snowy HillGlacier $293 $2.73 Newberry Stripe: Silver Sage FolkNewberry Stone - Sterling Offer $80.00 sq yd $8.75 $30.00 sq ydftGrey-Natural One-Time 5’6”x8’ Casbah-Sirsi $698 $500 Sherwood - Soapstone 12’x10’ Freize Straw Beige $293 $120 100% Wool – 13’2” Wide 12’x11’3” Freize Carmel $293 $52 $3.34 ft $ .98 sq ft Matador: Clearance – 9’ Up To 12’ 12’x16’8” Sculpture Kaluah $450 $155 $18.90 $18.90 sq sq yd yd $8.75 sq sq yd yd 12’x9’ Berber Sugar Almond $300 $96 Texture.

Texture.

2 2 Colors: Colors: NewberryTan Stripe: Silver Sage Offer $80.00 sq yd $$30.00 sq ydOne-Time 12’x11’3” Freize Carmel $293 $52 12’x10’7” 12’x10’7” Texture Texture Snowy Snowy Hill Hill $293 $293 $52 $3.34 10’x9’5” Level Loop Bliss Beige $211 $52 12’x10’ Freize Straw Beige $293 $96 $120 Sherwood - Soapstone .98 yd sqsq ft ft 12’x9’ Berber Sugar Almond $300 Newberry Stripe: Silver Sage$18.90 sq yd Offer Heavy Texture: 4 Colors: 100% Wool – 13’2” Wide 12’x11’3” Freize Carmel $293 $52 $3.34 sq ft $8.75 sq Matador: Clearance – 9’ Up To 12’ 12’x12’ Heavy Texture Platter $352 $96 Texture.

2New! Colors: One-Time Sherwood Sherwood Tan Tan Soapstone Soapstone 10’x9’5” Level Loop Bliss Beige $211 $52 Extra Large – 18’ To 24’ Straw Heavy Texture: 4 Colors: New! Wool – 13’2”$80.00 12’x10’7”Freize Texture Snowy Hill $293 $293 $52 $$ .98 .98 sq sq ft ft ft sq yd $30.00 sq yd 12’x12’ Heavy Texture Platter $352 $96 12’x9’ 12’x9’ Berber Berber Sugar Sugar Almond Almond $300 $300 $96 $96 Beige $120 12’x11’3” Freize Carmel $293 $52 $52 $3.34 sq 100% Wide Texture: 4 Colors: New! One-Time We Can Keep Your 12’x10’ Image Clean!

Newberry Stripe: Sage Offer 10’x9’5” Level Loop Bliss Beige $211 $18.90 yd $8.75 Commercial Level Loop or Pattern 12’x24’ Texture Beige $512 $320 12’x12’ Heavy Texture Platter $352 $96 Texture.

2 Colors: $80.00 sq sq yd $30.00 12’x11’7” Berber Pebblestone $321 $52 Sherwood Tan -Silver Soapstone Glimmer 12’x10’ Freize Straw Beige $293 $120 Texture Snowy Hill $293$96 $52 Commercial Level Loop Pattern $ .98 sq ft sqsqydyd Heavy One-Time Heavy Texture: 4 Colors: New! 12’x9’12’x10’7” Berber Sugar Almond $300 12’x11’7” Berber Pebblestone $321 $52 10’x9’5” 10’x9’5” Level Level Loop Loop Bliss Bliss Beige Beige $211 $211 $52 $52 100% Wool –13’2” 13’2” Wide Glimmer 12’x12’ Heavy Texture Platter $352 $96 Newberry Stripe: Silver Sage or Offer 12’x11’3” Freize Carmel $293 $52 $3.34 sq ft 12’x19’4” Texture Snow White $520 $200 Commercial Level Loop or Pattern Non Zippering.

Colors: 100% 100% Wool Wool – – 13’2” Wide Wide $80.00 sq yd $30.00 sq yd 12’x11’7” Berber Pebblestone $321 $52 $30.00 sq yd ydsqyd Glimmer 12’x10’ Freize Straw Beige $293 $120 Tan - Soapstone 12’x10’6” Freize Creamy Shag $280 $52 Non Zippering.

Colors: 12’x11’3” Freize Carmel $293 $52 $3.34 $sqHeavy .98 sqft ft Texture: Home & Office CLEAN $80.00 $80.00 sq sqsq yd ydyd$8.50 $30.00 $30.00 sq $30.00 $8.50 sq yd 12’x9’ Sugar Almond Seafoam (Teal) Commercial Level Loop 12’x10’6” Freize Creamy Shag $280 $52 12’x10’ 12’x10’ Freize Freize Straw Straw Beige Beige $293 $293 $120 $120 Newberry Stripe: SilverSage Sage or Pattern One-Time Offer 4 Colors: 12’x18’5” Level Loop Platter Brown Multi $360 New! Sherwood 12’x11’7” Berber Pebblestone $321 $192 $52 $300$52 $96 10’x9’5” Level Berber Loop Bliss Beige $211 Glimmer 12’x12’ Heavy Texture $352 $96 Seafoam (Teal) Beige Grey -Stripe: Sterling Non Colors: Newberry Newberry Stripe: Silver Silver Sage Offer $30.00 yd$15.00 $8.50 sq yd 12’x10’6” Freize Creamy Shag $280 $52 Heavy Texture: 4 Colors: New! Clean 2 or More Rooms GET 12’x11’3” ONE FREE SizeFreize 100% Wool –Zippering.

13’2” Wide Beige Grey - Sterling Silver Upsq To sqsq ydftft $293 $52 $3.34 sq ftyd 12’x12’ Heavy Texture Platter $352 $96 12’x24’2” TextureLoop Carmel Purple $640 $160 Seafoam (Teal) Non Zippering.

Colors: One-Time Medium 13’ To 15’ 12’x11’3” 12’x11’3” Freize Freize Carmel Carmel $293 $293 $52 $52 $3.34 sq $30.00 sq yd $8.50 sq Up To $3.34 $15.00 sq yd 10’x9’5” Level Bliss Beige $80.00 sq yd $30.00 sq yd 12’x10’6” Freize Creamy Shag $280 $52 $211$120$52 Sea Glass (Gray) Commercial Level Loop or Pattern Beige Grey - Sterling Silver 12’x10’ Freize Straw Beige $293 Carpet only.

Pad & installation extra.

Berber $321 $52 Minimum apply. Call12’x11’7” for your free quote.

Medium Size 13’Texture To 15’ Over 200Pebblestone Glimmer Seafoam (Teal) Sea Glasscharges 100% Wool –- Sterling 13’2” Wide Carpet only. Pador & installation extra. Up To $15.00 sq yd In Stock – Visit Showroom Newberry Stripe: Silver Sage Commercial Level Loop Pattern Offer Heavy Texture: 444(Gray) Colors: New! Beige Grey Silver 12’x11’7” Berber Pebblestone $321 $96 $52 $293 Glimmer Heavy Heavy Texture: Texture: Colors: Colors: New! New! 12’x12’ Heavy Platter $352 Medium Size 13’Freize To 15’ 12’x13’3” Freize Mocha $381 $102 12’x12’ 12’x12’ Heavy Heavy Texture Texture Platter Platter $352 $352 $96 $96 $80.00 yd $30.00 Sea Glass (Gray) Carpet - VCT - Vinyl - Ceramic -12’x10’6” Hardwood - Upholstery Carpet $30.00 only. Pad &sq installation extra.sq Up To $15.00 sq sq yd yd Non Zippering.

Colors: 12’x10’ Freize Straw Beige yd $8.50 sq yd 12’x13’3” Freize Mocha $381 $102 12’x11’3” Carmel $293 $52 $12 $3.34 sq ft Warm Beige Freize Creamy Shag $280 $52 Medium Size 13’ To 15’ Non Zippering.

Colors: Newberry Stripe: Silver Sage Sea Glass (Gray) Offer $30.00 Carpet only. or Pad &Pattern installation extra.sq yd $8.50 sq yd Seafoam (Teal) Warm Beige 12’x10’6” Freize Creamy Shag $280 $52 Pick Up and Delivery of Area Rugs Available for Cleaning Commercial Level Loop Commercial Commercial Level Level Loop Loop ororPattern Pattern 12’x13’3” Freize Mocha $381 $102 www.earlyscarpet.com 12’x15’ Heavy Texture Split Pea $450 $150 12’x11’7” Berber Pebblestone $321 $52 12’x11’7” 12’x11’7” Berber Berber Pebblestone Pebblestone $321 $321 $52 $52 Seafoam (Teal) Glimmer Glimmer Beige Grey - Sterling Silver Warm Beige 12’x11’3” Freize Carmel $293 Heavy Texture: 4 Colors: $3.34 sq ft New! 12’x15’ Heavy Texture Split Pea $450 $150 Beige Grey Sterling Silver 12’x13’3” Freize Mocha $381 $102 12’x12’ Heavy Texture Platter $352 $96 $52 Up To $15.00 sq yd Non Non Zippering.

Zippering.

Colors: $15.00 Warm Beige Medium Size Size 13’Freize To 15’ Non Zippering.

12’x15’ Heavy Texture Split Pea $450 $150 $30.00 $30.00 sq yd yd $8.50 sq sq yd yd yd 12’x13’ Freize Wheat $90 12’x10’6” 12’x10’6” Freize Freize Creamy Creamy Shag Shag $280 $280 $52 $52 $30.00sq sqUp ydTo$8.50 $8.50 sqsq Sea Glass (Gray) Medium 13’ To 15’ Carpet only. PadColors: &Colors: installation extra.

12’x10’6” Creamy Shag $280 $52 Heavy Texture: 4 Colors: New! Sea Glass (Gray) Seafoam Seafoam (Teal) (Teal) Freize Wheat $225 $90 Monday-Friday 9 $225 am-5 pm • Saturday 10 am-4 pm Carpet Pad & installation extra.

(Teal) 12’x15’ Heavy Texture Split Pea $450 $150 12’x12’ Heavy Texture Platter $352 Commercial Level Loop or only.

Pattern First12’x13’ Come Basis On All Sale We Install & Warranty ONLY What We Sell!

12’x11’7” Berber Pebblestone $321 $52 $96 Beige Beige Grey Grey -- Sterling Sterling Silver Silver Glimmer Early’s Carpet, Inc. Tip Shear: Bay watch Beige Grey - Sterling Silver 12’x13’ Freize Wheat $225 $90 Freize Mocha $381 $102 12’x14’ Commercial Cocoa $410 $121 Up Up To To $15.00 sq sq yd yd 12’x13’3” Freize Mocha $381 $102 Tip Shear: Bay watch 12’x13’3” Merchandise.

To$15.00 $15.00 ydWarm 12’x14’ Commercial Cocoa $410 $121 Medium Medium Size Size 13’ 13’ To To 15’ 15’ Beige We Appreciate “Do It Yourself” Sales! Creamy 12’x13’ Freize Wheat $225 $90 $321$52 $52 Commercial Level Loop or Pattern Warm Beige Sea Sea Glass Glass (Gray) (Gray) Non Zippering.

Colors: 12’x11’7” Berber Pebblestone Carpet Carpet only. only.

Pad Pad &&$30.00 installation installation extra. extra.

Medium Size 13’ To 15’ Glimmer sq yd Up$8.50 sq ydsq Tip Shear: Bay watch 12’x10’6” Freize Shag $280 Highway Route 211 • A missville, VA Sea Glass (Gray) 12’x14’ Commercial Cocoa $410 $121 Carpet only.

Pad & installation extra.

Size Style Color Reg. Sale 12’x15’ Heavy Texture Split Pea $450 $150 12’x15’9” Texture Tan Fleck $426 $130 2 Colors: Seafoam (Teal) 12’x15’ Heavy Texture Split Pea $450 $150 Size Silver Style Color Reg. Sale Rt. 645 Rt. 643 BayWashington, watchVA pass the12’x13’3” 12’x15’9” Texture Tan Fleck $426 $130 12’x13’3” 12’x13’3” Freize Freize Mocha Mocha $381 $381 $102 $102 Washington, VA 2Shear: Colors: 12’x14’ Commercial Cocoa $410 $121$280 Non-Zippering.

Colors: Beige Grey Sterling Warrenton $30.00Wesqareyd $8.50 sq yd Tip only 13 milesyd from Warrenton.

Take 211W toward stop light at 229 crossroads, 12’x10’6” Freize Creamy Shag $52 Warm Warm Beige Beige Freize Mocha $381 Stop Light $102 Size Style Color Reg. Sale 12’x15’9” Texture Tan Fleck $426 $130 5’7”x7’11” English Manor IvoryIvory Blue $1308 $700 sq 2Rte. Colors: Texture Tahoe $373 $112 Seafoam (Teal)Rte. 645.12’x14’ Freize $225 $90 12’x13’ Freize $225 $90 Warm Beige Medium Size 13’ To 15’ Wheat Rt.Split 211Wheat 5’7”x7’11” English BlueUp To $15.00 $1308 Cream 12’x14’ Texture Tahoe $373 $112 12’x15’ 12’x15’ Heavy Heavy Texture Texture Split Pea Pea $450 $450 $150 Size-Carpet Style Color Reg. Sale 12’x15’9” Texture Tan Fleck $426 $150 $130 Beige Grey Sterling Silver Glass (Gray) proceed approx. 2$700 miles beyondSea Amissville sign, make U-turn across from12’x13’ Early’s is on right (211E) 2 Colors: only.

PadManor & installation extra.

Cream 29 $450$373 $150 2 5’7”x7’11” English Manor Ivory Blue $1308 $700 12’x15’ Heavy Texture Split Pea 12’x14’ Texture Tahoe $112 Up To $15.00 sq yd .

3’8”x5’ English Manor Chesterfi eld Red $660 $300 Tip Shear: Bay watch Tip Shear: Bay watch 12’x13’2” Loop Ocean Breeze $346 $90 Early’s Carpet Rt 12’x14’ Commercial Cocoa $410 $121 12’x14’ Commercial Cocoa $410 $121 Cream Medium Size 13’ To 15’ X 3’8”x5’ English Manor Chesterfi eld Red $660 $300 12’x13’2” Loop Ocean Breeze $346 $90 12’x13’ 12’x13’ Freize Freize Wheat Wheat $225 $225 $90 $90 5’7”x7’11” English Manor Ivory Blue $1308 $700 12’x13’3” Freize Mocha $381 $102 Sea Glass (Gray) 12’x14’ Texture Tahoe Breeze $373 $112 Grey Carpet only. & installation extra.

Amissville Ocean Culpeper (540) •1-800-870-9098 Cream 3’8”x5’ English ManorPad Persian Chesterfi eld Red $660 $300 Warm Beige 12’x13’2” Loop $346 $90 5’9”x9’ Karastan-700 Tapestry $1778 $850 12’x13’ Freize Wheat $225 $90 15’x12’4” Berber Foggy Mist $500 $100 Size Style Color Reg. Sale 12’x15’9” Texture Tan Fleck $426 $130 Size Style Color Reg. Sale 2Grey Colors: Tip Tip937-5500 Shear: Shear: Bay Bay watch watch 12’x15’9” Texture Fleck $426 $130 5’9”x9’ Karastan-700 Persian Tapestry $1778 $850 2 Colors: 15’x12’4” Berber Foggy Mist $500 $100 12’x14’ 12’x14’ Commercial Commercial Cocoa Cocoa $410 $410 $121 12’x13’3” Mocha 3’8”x5’ English Manor Chesterfi eld Red $660 $300 Grey 12’x13’2” Loop Ocean Breeze $346 $121 $90 $381$150$10 12’x15’ HeavyFreize Texture Tan Split Pea $450 Warm Beige 5’9”x9’ Karastan-700 Persian Tapestry $1778 $850 15’x12’4” Berber Foggy Mist $500 $100 Tip Shear: Bay watch 5’3”x7’9” Ariana-2153C Beige w/Teal & Brown $285 $185 Grey 5’7”x7’11” English Manor Ivory Blue $1308 $700 12’x14’ Commercial Cocoa $410 $121 12’x14’ Texture Tahoe $373 $112 5’7”x7’11” English Manor Ivory Blue $1308 5’3”x7’9” Ariana-2153C Beige w/Teal & Brown$700 $285 $185 Size Size Style Style Color Color Reg. Reg. Sale 12’x14’ Texture Tahoe $373 $112 Room Size – 16’ To 18’ 12’x15’9” 12’x15’9” Texture Texture Tan Tan Fleck Fleck $426 $426 $130 5’9”x9’ Karastan-700 Persian Tapestry $1778 Sale $850 22Cream Colors: Colors: 15’x12’4” Berber Foggy Mist Split Pea $500 $130 $100$450$90 $15 12’x15’ Heavy Texture Cream 12’x13’ Freize Wheat $225 Room Size – 16’ To 18’ 5’3”x7’9” Ariana-2153C Beige w/Teal & Brown $285 $185 7’10”x11” Ariana-623h Blue/Grey & Black Beige $558 $449 $15.00 sq. yd.

3’8”x5’ English Manor Chesterfi eld Red $660 $300 12’x13’2” Loop Ocean Breeze $426 $346 $130 $90 Size Style Color Reg. Sale 12’x15’9” Texture Tan Fleck Room Size – 16’ To 18’ 7’10”x11” Ariana-623h Blue/Grey & Black Beige $558 $449 5’7”x7’11” 5’7”x7’11” English Manor Manor eld Red Ivory Ivory Blue Blue $1308 $1308 $700 2Cream Colors: 3’8”x5’ English Manor English Chesterfi $660 $300 12’x17’3” Texture Oatmeal $453 $185 12’x14’ 12’x14’ Texture Texture Tahoe Tahoe $373 $373 $112 $112 $15.00 sq. yd.

5’3”x7’9” Ariana-2153C Beige w/Teal & Brown $285 $700 $185Tip Shear: 12’x13’2” Loop Ocean Breeze $346 $90 Bay watch 12’x13’ Freize Wheat $225$121$90 Grey Cream 12’x17’3” Texture Oatmeal $453 $185 Room Size – 16’ To 18’ 12’x14’ Commercial Cocoa $410 7’10”x11” Ariana-623h Blue/Grey & Black Beige $558 $449 Grey $15.00 sq. yd.

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What any culture (or community) values most is easy to see at it’s grocery stores. Step in any grocery store and look about to determine their largest display.

Like winning Bingo - that’s what is perceived as something that’s done well, or of high value. Sure there’s a map and where marketers/ operators want to lead you you, but the real story of the culture and community is there in coolers and

shelves.

This past summer, in addition to farms and farmers markets (and cheese), I have been exploring grocery stores from New York to Florida and learning the differences in cultures and communities.

Far and away the most diverse grocery store was Cirillo’s in Amagansett, New York. The parking lot was a prelude to the store itself. Exotic cars (BMW i8 prototype) and well worn everyday vehicles. Inside was much the same. For me, not even Georgetown’s venerable Neams’ Market, had such a casual acceptance of exotic foods with basic sundries.

In Pennsylvania, where ABC laws are very, very different, I encountered Key foods and Weis Markets.

More traditional grocery stores where case stacks of jarred and canned foods called out shoppers with discounts and coupon values. However, the real attraction at each was on the ready to eat counters.

Maybe it was the markets I was visiting, but folks seemed content waiting in lines for the prepared meal offerings to avoid buying ingredients for cooking themselves.

Closer to home, Wegman’s and Whole Foods each offered their own temptations with their in-store dining experiences.

Dining - not the buffet,but sit down in the store and eat. While it seems a bit odd at first, the specials, like $1 oysters or lobster with sides for two at $ 20, make it an easy date and shopping experience.

Whole Foods sports bar at Fair Lakes is a feast for the eyes and palette.

The Fresh Market (Georgia and Delaware) introduced, among other things, the concept of half pies.

Evil. A whole pie cut in half led me to sample pecan and cherry versions. What struck me in Delaware was

their sushi chef. With a counter as good as the excellent sushi counter at Charlottesville’s Food of all Nations, the hand selling sushi in front of the counter made the difference and several sales.

Nice touch chef.

Publix was different where each location in Florida where offerings were scaled to meet the market.

In the “higher level” stores what intrigued me were the innovations designed for customer convenience.

The website (not app) to order sliced cheeses and meats and pickup (effortlessly) in store was intuitive and admittedly fun to play with.

What really struck me was the their “Aprons” program to demo / taste a meal in an endcap kiosk and stock all of the required ingredients there. Sort of a Sun Basket / Blue Apron model. Neat.

My supermarket sojourns have shown me that we, as a society, are more and more intrigued with convenience. New tastes are good so long as someone else make them for us. Lastly, that value is about more than low prices - shoppers want to identify with where they buy groceries and that in turn, defines which stores thrive in different markets.

Jeffery Mitchell is the owner of the Culpeper Cheese company. He is also a freelance contributor with the Culpeper Times. You may reach him at jeffery@ culpepercheese.com or 540.827.4757.

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Sept. 26 Robert Thurman Bowers, 66, 2000 block Somerset, Jeffersonton, driving under the influence of alcohol Carlos Tamacas, 50, 200 block Duke St., Culpeper, drunk in public, profane language Richard Leslie Bowers II, 35, 20000 block Batna Road, Culpeper, failure to appear Alexx Khristyne McKnight, 27, 9000 block Piedmont Springs Road, Culpeper, failure to appear Matthew Tyler Dodson, 29, 2000

block Ruth Road, Madison, possession of schedule, I, II controlled substance Joshua Lee Bowman, 31, 90 block Leeds Court, Warrenton, possession of schedule I, II controlled substance Karland Jamal Walker, 18, 2000 block Cranberry Lane, Culpeper, possession of marijuana Sept. 28 Jeffrey Douglas Corbin, 41, 7000 block Woodward Lane, Rixeyville, fugitive from justice Jeremy Burnett Adams, 33, 11000 block Rotherwood Drive, Culpeper, drunk in public, profane language Sept. 29 Matthew Delaney Payne, 37, 13000 block Woodlawn Place, Culpeper, DWI:

second offense within five years David Justin Northhart, 40, 800 block St. Andrews Lane, Wilmington, NC, failure to appear Sept. 30 George Klepstein Miller, 41, 13000 block Bonnie Court, Culpeper, assault and battery - family member Christin Miller, 31, 13000 block Bonnie Court, Culpeper, assault and battery family member Oct. 1 Michael Lee White, 50, 22000 block Dragoon Road, Lignum, contempt of court, general district court Susan Lynn Geer, 55, 100 block W. Washington St., Orange, contempt of court

Culpeper Town Police: Sept. 24-29 Following are the police reports from Sept. 2429. Reports are provided by the law enforcement agency listed and do not imply guilt, however are the charges placed by the police department.

Barry Neil Repass Age: 47, White/Male Hgt./Wgt.: 6-2/200 Hair/Eye: Brown/Brown Last known: 1997 Pendleton Rd., Mineral, Va. Wanted for: Fail to Appear on Felony Charge.

Brian Edward Sherrell Jr. Age: 21, Black/Male Hgt./Wgt.: 6-2/250 Hair/Eye: Black/Brown Last known: 6240 Winston Place W, Bealeton, Va. Wanted for: (3) counts of Fail to Appear.

Latisha Sabrina Williams Age: 36, Black/Female Hgt./Wgt.: 5-6/150 Hair/Eye: Brown/Black Last known: 3410 Minnesota Ave., Charlotte, Nc. Wanted for: (2) counts of Violate Court Order Regarding Custody of Child

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Sept. 24 Ernest Phillip Jackson, 40, 100 block E. Evans St., Culpeper, violate condition on release Felipe Montero, 55, 300 block S. East St., Culpeper, shoplift, alter price tags Christopher Shaun Hurt, 37, 300 block N. Main St., Madison, revocation of suspended sentence and probation Tabitha Janine Thomas, 26, 1300 block Sperryville Pike, Culpeper, assault and battery - police officer or firefighter (two counts) Sept. 25 Samantha Lauren Michniewicz, x27, 8800 block Jefferson Davis Hwy., Fredericksburg, revocation of suspended sentence and probation Lashava Olivia Brown, 41, 600 block Claire Paige Way, Culpeper, revocation of pretrial Rita Brown Street,49, 15000 block Madison Run Court, Gordonsville, possession of marijuana Sept. 26 William Randolph Clark, 39, 500 block N. West St., Culpeper, revocation of suspended sentence and probation Melissa Ann Trice, 42, 1900 block Crepe Myrtle Lane, Culpeper, contempt of court Marvin Vaundell Smith, 44, 900 block N. Main St., Culpeper, driving with suspended or revoked licnese, eluding police, endanger persons or police car Brittnee Tamra Haught, 30, 14000 block Rixeyville Road, Culpeper, driving with suspended or revoked license James Stafford Bache III, 27, 8400

block White Shop Road, Culpeper, assault and battery - family member Sept. 27 Erica Dawn Morales, 21, 600 block Meadowbrook Drive, Culpeper, contempt of court Sept. 28 Christopher Allen Guest, 33, 600 block Claire Paige Way, Culpeper, possession of controlled substance (two counts) China Renee Simpson, 28, 800 block Third St., Culpeper, contempt of court Calieb Isiah Briceno, 19, 800 block Virginia Ave.,. Culpeper, concealment, price alter merchandise Quintin Jerome Gilliam, 29, 5500 block Jeffersonton Road, Jeffersonton, probation violation Sept. 29 Jacquez Jay Johnson, 20, 1000 block Virginia Ave., Culpeper, trespass after being forbidden to do so Rodger Lee Penn, 65, 200 block Bickers St., Culpeper, aggravated sexual assault (two counts)

Samantha White, 36, 1800 block Picadilly Circus, Culpeper, assault and battery - family member Hans Christian Shankle, 31, 200 block Wildwood Drive, Winchester, driving under the influence of alcohol, refusal second test within 10 years

Sept. 30 Jaylen Jamal Cole, 21, 900 block Longview Lane, Culpeper, revocation of suspended sentence and probation, possession of controlled substances Marvin Orlando, 22, 1100 block Meander Drive, Culpeper, drunk in public, profane language Danielle Nadine Vaneeckhout, 36, 500 block Fairfax St., Culpeper, concealment, price alter merchandise Carlos Morente Tilom, 18, 200 block E. Piedmont St., Culpeper, possession of marijuana Helen Marie Banks, 48, 100 block East Davis Street, Culpeper, drunk in public, profane language

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CLASSIFIEDS BE INFORMED: BALLOT & REFERENDUM QUESTION INFORMATION The Culpeper County Board of Supervisors has determined it advisable to take the sense of the qualified voters of the County by ballot on November 6, 2018, on a question regarding the potential incurrence of debt and issuance of general obligation bonds in a maximum principal amount up to but not exceeding $13,144,000.00 towards the construction of a Community Recreation Center. The building, as constructed, may include all, or only one or some, of the following features: an indoor competition swimming pool, a therapy pool, a multi-purpose gymnasium, fitness equipment, exercise class space, classrooms for various activities, and an adjacent soccer field, as well as necessary access, parking, and utility improvements.

Frequently Asked Questions: 1. What costs or expenses associated with this potential project would the $13,144,000 pay for or cover? The costs referenced in the ballot question are strictly limited to costs estimated for construction only. No operational costs are included in the amount referenced in the ballot question. It is important to note that in the event the County were to move forward with a Community Recreation Center project of any kind, it is anticipated that the County would contract with a third party to operate the Center - with that third party incurring and paying all of the operational costs and expenses associated with operations, ongoing maintenance, and programming.

2. How does the outcome of the vote obligate the County with regard to the construction of a Community Center Recreation? (i) No matter the outcome of the ballot vote, the County is not obligated to construct a Community Recreation Center; and (ii) No matter the outcome of the ballot vote, the County may construct a Community Recreation Center utilizing alternative methods of paying for the project that do not require a referendum vote. The referendum specifically seeks approval to take on debt in the form of general obligation bonds to accomplish the project.

The actual question to be printed on the ballot is substantially as follows: QUESTION: Shall Culpeper County, Virginia contract a debt and issue its general obligation bonds in the maximum principal amount of thirteen million one hundred forty-four thousand and 00/100 dollars ($13,144,000) for the purpose of paying the costs, in whole or in part, for construction of a Community Recreation Center, which may include an indoor competition swimming pool, a therapy pool, a multi-purpose gymnasium, fitness equipment, exercise class space, classrooms for various activities, and a soccer field, as well as necessary access, parking, and utility improvements? [ ]Yes [ ] No 10/04/18

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TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SALE 17133 Raccoon Ford Road Culpeper, VA 22701 County of Culpeper, Virginia Culpeper County Tax Map Parcel No. 77-15B In execution of a deed of trust, recorded in Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Culpeper County, Virginia, as Deed Instrument No. 140002936, conveying certain real estate described therein to Bruce T. Clark and Samuel R. Walker, Trustees, the undersigned, Samuel R. Walker, Sole Acting Trustee, will offer for sale at public auction in front of the entrance to the Courthouse of the County of Culpeper, Virginia, at 135 West Cameron Street, Culpeper, Virginia, on Thursday, the 18th day of October, 2018, at 11:00 A.M., all that certain property described in said deed of trust lying in the County of Culpeper, Virginia, identified on the Culpeper County Tax Maps as Parcel No. 77-15B, lying and being on the east side of State Highway Route No. 617 Raccoon Ford Road, in Cedar Mountain Magisterial District, Culpeper County, Virginia, and according to a survey made by Stearns L. Coleman, Surveyor, on October 27, 1976, revised October 23, 1981, a plat of which is recorded in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of Culpeper County in Deed Book 353, Page 238, containing 2.955 acres. As provided in the deed of trust and pursuant to the provision of applicable law, the undersigned Trustee may exercise all of the powers, rights, authority, and duties granted in the deed of trust.

TERMS OF SALE: CASH. A bidder’s deposit of at least ten percent (10%) of the purchase price, or $10,000.00, whichever is less, by certified or cashier’s check will be required at the time of sale. Additional terms and conditions may be announced at the sale. Closing shall occur at the office of the trustee within 15 days of the date of sale, at which time the balance of the purchase price will be due and payable in cash. The property will be sold “AS IS” and will be conveyed by special warranty deed, subject to all liens, objections, rights, reservations, leases, covenants, conditions, easements, and restrictions superior to the lien of the deed of trust as they may lawfully affect the property. The purchaser at the sale will be required to pay all closing costs except the grantor’s tax. Real estate taxes will be prorated as of the date of sale.

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Selected Varieties, Maxwell House, 24.5–30.6 oz. cont., Excludes Decaffeinated, or Starbucks, 11–12 oz. bag or K‑Cup, 10 ct. pkg. 3251875

of equal or lesser value Progresso Traditional, Light or Rich & Hearty Soup

Selected Varieties, 18–19 oz. can 3241958

4/ 5 100 $

OFF 4

PRICE WITH

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COUPON

2

$

4/ 4 $

WHEN YOU BUY 4

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EACH

Frosted Flakes, Regular, Chocolate or Cinnamon Sugar, 13.2–15 oz. box 3234630

*WHEN YOU BUY 5 ALL OTHER QUANTITIES 2/$6

LIMIT 4 • REST OF THE WEEK $1.99

Arm & Hammer

Liquid Detergent, 43.75–50 fl. oz., Power Paks, 17–21 ct. or Scentsations, 18 oz. pkg. 3260896

199 100

PRICE WITH

DIGITAL

COUPON

99

¢

LIMIT 1 GO TO MARTINSFOODS.COM/OFFERS FOR DETAILS.

Mars or Wrigley Fun Size Candy

Selected Varieties, 10.48–11.18 oz. bag, Where Available, While Supplies Last 3186325

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