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Raising
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Experience...time for You!
from”. She also learned how to
make modifications in order for
ally and at the same time, help
them get a good Christian educa-
all her students to have the op- tion. There are close to 500 junior
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portunity for personal academic high and high school students at
Nails • Tans • White Smiles!
achievement. GVCS in South Korea. They also
Express Mani/Pedi Of the four students who came have an intensive language school
Wednesday, August 4 Combo to MVCA last year, three are def- which functions as a boarding
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initely coming back to the states school. In addition to the num-
Friday, August 6 Saturday, August 7 $ this school year. One is going to ber of students who stay in SK,
Registration opens at 4pm (Reg. $37)
Show start at 7pm Show start at 4pm college in Pennsylvania and two another 200 or so come to Amer-
Call Now! 540.869.7653 are returning as tenth graders ica to receive their education in
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said. The Korean students have a
regimented school day which last
14 hours. They have a mandatory
study hall in the evening from 7-
found everyone at MVCA to be that the Korean exchange student a crash course as well as a pre-
“friendly and kind”. He was con- program was a “great success” view in finding out what it’s like
cerned about making friends at for the 2009-2010 school year at to parent a teenager. However,
first, but that wasn’t an issue for MVCA. She is looking forward to they must have done okay be-
him because of the friendliness of welcoming the four new seventh cause Benjamin liked living with
the people. He even participated graders and two new ninth grad- them well enough to return for a
in drama at MVCA for the spring ers who are coming to MVCA second year.
production and played the part of around the middle of August. For There are several other families
“Dr. Kim” in a play that was writ- the Hardman family, who hosted who are preparing to host the
ten and produced by MVCA high one of the ninth graders last year, new Korean students who are
school drama students. Before they are getting ready to welcome coming to MVCA this year. As a
coming to the U.S., Jun learned Daniel back into their home for reimbursement for their expens-
about American culture through another year. For Dr. Hardman, es, each family will receive $600
watching movies and hearing sto- who had only been used to hav- per month for hosting a Korean
ries from other Korean exchange ing two daughters in her home, exchange student. Samuel Pak
students. At first, Jun said his fa- it was quite a change having a says that the Korean children
vorite food was steak, but now he boy in the house. She laughingly like American food. He says that
prefers subs because of their va- recalls the first time she fixed South Korea has the same fast
riety of flavors. Jun was surprised Daniel bacon for breakfast. In his food places that we have here. In
Daniel Kwon enjoys his first American Christmas with
that people don’t walk to the mall effort to understand what kind of Korea, however, the people eat
the Hardman family. Pictured here from left to right
or market like they do in Korea. food it was, he said, “Is it snake?” rice everyday. Pak says that oc-
are Doug, Minta, Hannah and Lenae Hardman with
The first thing Jun wants to do Finally, the Hardman’s youngest casionally, the exchange students
Daniel Kwon
when he comes back to America daughter, Hannah, had to explain would like to eat Korean food
joy. be in a school where everyone is see the friends he made here to Daniel that bacon comes from while they are here in America.
During the orientation of stu- is encouraged to succeed. In Ko- and “have lunch in a nice restau- pigs. Mountain View Christian Acad-
dents to American culture, the rean schools, only 4% of a class rant”. For the Higgs family, who also emy is located off Route 11 beside
main focus is helping the Korean is given A’s and the next 12% get For Dr. Minta Hardman, whose hosted one of the ninth graders the DMV. For more information
exchange students become more B’s. A certain percentage of Ko- husband Doug is the current se- last year, their greatest challenge about MVCA and the exchange
proficient in English. Burkey rean students also get C’s, D’s, nior evangelist at the Church of was having a teenager in their student program, please call 540-
found that most of the students and F’s. This grading system is Christ at Mountain View, this home. Both of their children are 868-1231 or visit their website at
in the orientation program un- similar to what we know here in experience of having students in elementary school, so they had www.ccmv.com.
derstood spoken English. She America as the “bell curve”. For at MVCA from another culture
noted that the Korean students’ the senior who came to MVCA reminds her of the “vastness of
reading level is high, but their last year, “Jun” (a shortened ver- God”. No one culture is better
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spoken English is not as good. sion of his Korean name) appre- than another because people of Jessica
The biggest challenge for her was ciated having other students help all nationalities are important to
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derstand the teacher’s jokes by
the middle of the school year. He
classroom pushed other students
to try harder, especially in math.
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quire students to get the menin- ria meningitides, each of which is say in his book that “All types of
gococcal vaccine prior to enroll- called a serotype. Of these types, meningitis are accompanied by a
ing in classes. Virginia state law there are three serotypes which headache that quickly progresses
requires that college students cause about 90% of the menin- from mild to severe. Also notice-
either get the vaccine or sign a gococcal meningitis cases in the able with meningitis is the feeling
waiver. U.S. every year. The likelihood of of a stiff neck”(Shmaefsky 80, 87).
According to Brian Shmaefsky’s getting meningitis is greater in a Flu-like symptoms are common,
book, Meningitis, under the cat- college dorm or military barracks such as vomiting and a high fever.
egory of bacterial meningitis, because of the crowded and con- That is why it is easy for medical
This Saturday, McCoy’s Dairy Bar will host a motorcy- there are several types of Neisse- fined areas. Shmaefsky goes on to personnel to diagnose a person
cle cruise-in to benefit the Chelsea K. Kanatus Memo-
rial Scholarship fund. This will be the second annual
event at McCoy’s Dairy Bar to help raise awareness Lucky Star Front Royal’s Come
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The Sherando Times wasn’t feeling well on the evening August 5 - Ralph Fortune menu!
of February 28, 2009, and went
This Saturday, McCoy’s Dairy to a hospital near the university. Open August 6 - No Drama Monday Night
Bar will host a motorcycle cruise- She was diagnosed with flu-like Monday
Trivia at 8pm
in to benefit the Chelsea K. Kana- symptoms and sent home. How- through August 7 - John Landes
tus Memorial Scholarship fund.
This will be the second annual
ever, her condition worsened
and she returned to the hospital
friday
Band Check out our Patio!!!
at 11 AM
event at McCoy’s Dairy Bar to about 4:00 P.M. on February 29.
help raise awareness for meningi- She went into a coma and passed
Saturday August 9 - Ricky Wilkins Join us every
tis while keeping Chelsea’s mem- away on March 2. Unfortunately, at 1 THURSDAY for
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ory alive. Registration will begin she had contracted Neisseria CRABCAKES!
at 6:00 P.M. this coming Saturday, Meningitis Type B, for which and Live Entertainment
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In February of 2009, nineteen Chelsea had previously been vac- Patio 540-635-5297
year-old Chelsea was a student cinated with the meningococcal Dining Visit us online at www.zen2go.net
at West Virginia University. She vaccine, but it did not cover the or www.myspace.com/luckystarlounge
was the go-getter type and was Type B strain. Many colleges re-
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with the flu when they actually aware of the symptoms and to members pay for their college tu- college and career ready upon High school chapters are recog-
could have meningitis. be watching out for anyone who ition. The scholarship money will graduation. nized and chartered by the state
Sheila Pack, Chelsea’s mom, has these symptoms. More than go to active members of DECA By leveraging their DECA mem- or provincial association and
is using her own personal trag- ever, patients must communicate who are go-getters like Chelsea bership, members can become: must be authorized by the local
edy to reach out and help others clearly to their physicians and was. The following excerpt is tak- school and advised by a faculty
so that parents of teenagers and other medical personnel about en from the DECA website which • academically prepared for member responsible for course
college-aged students will be in- how they’re feeling so that doc- explains what DECA is about. For college and careers in mar- content in one of areas identified
formed about meningitis and tors can have a better idea of how more information, please go to keting, finance, hospitality or above.”
hopefully avoid losing a loved to treat their patients. their website at www.deca.org. management
one. It helps Sheila deal with her The fundraiser was started be- • community oriented by gain- Sheila Pack would like to thank
own loss by doing what she can cause many of Chelsea’s friends “DECA members can begin ing an appreciation for the the community for their thought-
to inform others about the symp- and family members wanted to their experience as early as the benefits of service and their fulness during this difficult time.
toms of meningitis. Sheila wants do something special in Chelsea’s ninth grade by enrolling in a potential impact on the com- She and her family are grateful
others to know that medical pro- name and find a way to remember marketing, finance, hospitality, munity and world for the tree, rose bush and books
fessionals don’t always recognize her. Because Chelsea was an ac- business management or entre- • professionally responsible that have been donated in Chel-
the symptoms of meningitis. It tive member of DECA while she preneurship course. They can re- with ethics, integrity and sea’s honor. A Light of Love in
is important for parents, college was at Sherando High School, it tain their membership in DECA high standards Chelsea’s name has been donated
students and anyone working in a seemed fitting to create a scholar- as long as they are actively pursu- • experienced leaders by prac- at the Winchester Medical Cen-
college environment to be keenly ship that would help other DECA ing courses in one of the content ticing key leadership skills ter. There have been many other
areas. As part of a high school such as goal setting, con- prayers and special gifts that have
chapter, DECA members can take sensus building and project helped Chelsea’s family during
full advantage of DECA activities management. the past year and a half. Sheila
P.O. Box 789 while preparing themselves to be would especially like to thank Al
Stephens City, VA 22655 Bracey and the McCoys for mak-
540-869-2004
ing the upcoming event at Mc-
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I-66 & Rt 522 The McCoys offered to have the
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year and are once again hosting
offered by Prosperity the event this year. The motor-
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Libraries Closing Early on miss their library. Library staff Memorial Scholarship and Men- am. Contact Ken or Maureen Sal- up for a 10 minute time slot.
Thursdays will miss everyone, too (as well as ingitis Awareness fund. vatore at 869-5750 or salvatorek@ Any questions please email Edu-
their paychecks). Saturday August 7, 2010 6 pm comcast.net for more informa- cation In Action Director, Sarah
Due to budget cuts, Clarke People can come by any loca- at McCoys Dairy Bar 320 Fairfax tion. Blackwell at eia@waysidetheatre.
County Library, Bow- tion of Handley Regional Library Pike Stephens City VA. org
man Library, and Handley to pick up a bookmark with these Raffle for prizes, 50/50 drawing, Auditions for “Harry Houdini,
Library will close at 1 p.m. on suggestions. Enter your bike for a chance to “master magician” Softball team tryouts
Thursdays. In addition, all libraries Handley Regional Library win prizes. Registration is $10.00
will be closed for an unpaid staff thanks all for their patience and per bike. Judging at 7pm. www. Wayside Theatre’s Education Tryout are on August 10th,
furlough from August 21 through patronage. mccoysdairybar.com in Action is looking for young 2010. Attention softball players
August 27. Contact: Trish Ridgeway, Direc- actors ages 13-18 for the fall who will be 11 or 12 as of Decem-
Handley Regional Library will tor, ext. 14 Poker run production of “Harry Houdini: ber 31st 2010. Come try out for
be closed Aug. 21 through Aug. Handley Library (HL), 100 W. Master Magician (working ti- the Valley’s newest travel softball
26 due to a budget-reduction fur- Piccadilly St., Winchester, VA August 7, 2010. To benefit Sheri tle)”. Actors will be asked to read team. The Valley Raptors will be
lough. 22601, 540-662-9041 Redden. Registration 10 to 11am from the script for the audition. holding open tryouts for the 12U
Fundraising, through July 28, Bowman Library (BL), 871 Big Daddy’s BBq, Stephens City, Roles to be filled: division on August 10th & 11th
has raised enough funds to drop Tasker Road, Stephens City, VA VA. Last bike in at 4pm Big Dad- *Harry Houdini - one actor plays from 6-8pm at Clearbrook Park.
one day off the furlough—it is 22655, 540-869-9000 dy’s BBq. Stops include Valley Cy- from age 12-52. Hungarian ac- Contact us at valleyraptors@ya-
ending a day earlier than previ- Clarke County Library (CCL), cle, Rainbow Road and Lone Oak cent nice, but not necessary. hoo.com with any questions.
ously announced. Library offi- 101 Chalmers Court, Berryville, Tavern. Sheri Redden, friend and *Bess Houdini: (19-
cials are hoping to raise enough VA 22611, 540-955-5144 colleague at Winchester Pediatric 51) Houdini’s wife Car, truck and tractor show
through donations, sponsorship, clinic was diagnosed with colon *Theo Houdini (10-50) Har-
and attendance at the August 7 Wayside theatre cancer on May 10, 2010. Sheri is a ry’s brother. Hungarian ac- Aug 14, 2010 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
murder mystery at the library, but loving single mother of four. She cent nice, but not necessary. Stephens City Commons
need to raise $4,000 more to ac- Jul 5, 2010 - Aug 6, is also a veteran of Desert Storm. *Ensemble members: Play a va- across from Clems Garage
complish that. 2010 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. riety of roles like stage hands, Registration 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
During the furlough, residents Youth Development Center. Sherando High School Warrior reporters, audience mem- Entry Fee: $8.00. All registered
can do a few things to make it Wayside Theatre’s Young Per- Club 10th Annual Golf bers, nurses and doctors. will receive $3.00 meal ticket.
easier on themselves. former’s Workshop Camps Tournament Audition Dates: Monday, Au- Awards: Best in class, Best in show
Stock up on items before Aug. will be held July and August. gust 9 and Tuesday August 10 & Top 20 participants pick. Dash
21. Checked-out items won’t be Registration or further informa- Saturday, August 7 at Bowl- Times: 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM plaques for the first 100 vehicles.
due until September. tion is available by calling 869- ing Green Country Club, North Call (540) 869-1776 to sign Music by The Valley Cruisers.
Renew items online: www.hrl. 1776. Course. The cost is $300 per
lib.state.va.us. foursome or $75 per person. All
Download audiobooks, listen to 2nd annual motorcycle proceeds go to Scholarships for
children’s books on our webpage. cruise-in senior athletes at Sherando High
Access & read magazine articles School. Registration begins at 8
and some books through our on- To benefit Chelsea K. Kanatus am and the shotgun start is at 9
line databases.
Library users can help the li-
brary by: Not returning materials
during the furlough. They should
wait until Sept. 1 to bring them
back. No fines will be charged un-
til Sept. 3. Not bringing donated
books until Sept.1. Not leaving
voice mails. The library voice mail
boxes will be too full and will not
work. Waiting on holds. Library
catalog users will not be able
to place holds from Aug. 17 to
Aug. 31 because the library won’t
be able to handle the load.
Telling everyone at the three
locations of Handley Regional
Library how much library users
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Kids-completed model car tuccine, pizza, and much more! ing school supplies at all branch 60 locations in Winchester, Fred- ing, cleaned gutters, visited the
contest. Ages 6 to 10 & Tickets are $20 for adults and locations in Winchester, Fred- erick, Clarke, and Shenandoah homebound, washed windows,
11 to 15, prizes awarded. $10 for children and can be pur- erick, Warren and Shenandoah Counties. These energetic and en- cleaned upholstery, shampooed
All proceeds go to col- chased at the Winchester SPCA. County now through August thusiastic teams scraped, painted, carpet, scrubbed floors, cleaned
lege scholarships. Rebecca Miller 540-247-1049 13th., for distribution to area cleaned, trimmed, mowed, plant- a stream of debris, and numer-
(Rain Date August 22, schools. ed, built wheelchair ramps, built ous other chores for local non-
11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.) Rally in the valley Mondays July 12th – Sep- doorways and windows, cut down profit agencies and the clients
540-662-7349 or email pamshi- tember 13th 4-5pm trees, mulched, laid vinyl floor- they serve. In today’s economy,
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Green training with VEC Guest Speaker: Congressman
Frank Wolf Invited Guest: Gov. Plans for DAY OF CARING 2010
What: Learn about the Federal Mc Donnell, Lt Gov. Bolling, are underway and we hope that we
Grant awarded to the Shenan- At Gen. Cuccinelli, State Sena- can count on business/company/
doah Valley Regionto train work- tor Vogel, Del. Sherwood, Sena- organizations to send a team of
ers in green manufacturing, con- tor Allan, and many more. volunteers this year on Wednes-
struction, solar panels, and wind Menu: BBQ Sliced Beef and day, September 15th. Last year
turbines. Information covered Chicken & All the Fixens. Bev- we saw 500+ volunteers reach out
includes: General grant informa- erages include Beer and Soda. to their neighbors to lend a help-
tion, Program Information, the All YOU CAN EAT & DRINK! ing hand in celebration of DAY OF
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Battlefield tour
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Aug 21, 2010 1:00 p.m. - 4:00
p.m. Rose Hill Battlefield
Tour the grounds of the First
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opening of the Museum’s Rose
Hill property. The only battle that
Stonewall Jackson ever lost, the
story of First Kernstown is told by
a walking trail with seven inter-
pretive signs. Walk the battlefield,
understand Jackson’s tactical mis-
takes, and learn about the Valley
family living at Rose Hill when
this famous Civil War battle was
fought in its backyard on March
23, 1862. Tours are self-guided.
Location: Rose Hill, 1850
Jones Road, Winchester
Free to MSV Members; all others: The National Active and Retired Federal Employees
free with purchase of MSV gallery (NARFE) Winchester Chapter 180 recently honored
admission on August 21, or $5 for 46 members as Distinguished Members who have
Rose Hill only ($5 admission pay- reached the age of 85 years or older and have been
able at Rose Hill) Autumn Gray, NARFE members for at least 20 years. Twenty-one
540-662-1473 x208 Distinguished Members were able to join chapter
members at the monthly NARFE luncheon meet-
Castiglia’s Italian Eatery on ing on July 23 at Best Western. Winchester Chap-
Pleasant Valley Road ter 180 President, Jane Beaudoin and NARFE Na-
tional Vice President, Joseph Beaudoin presented
August 23rd at 6:30 pm. Come each Distinguished Member with a certificate, pin
out and enjoy a delicious meal at and membership card for their continued loyalty
Castiglia’s and help animals at the to NARFE. NARFE, with over 306,000 members, is
same time! Enjoy a delicious buf- the only association dedicated to protecting the
fet dinner including a pasta bar, earned retirement benefits of federal employees,
spinach manicotti, chicken fet- retirees and their survivors.
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we will probably have an even one. Join us as we gear up for our 10th ley and Eastern Panhandle areas.
For Sale? Yard Sale? greater number of people in need To qualify for cooling assistance, Annual Charity Clay Shoot on Sat- Saturday, September 18.
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one of the local non-profit agen-
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Music by Bobby Cunningham &
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Read to a dog have you join us. Double Church Road , Stephens eroglyphics, basket weaving, jew- information, contact Faith Baptist
Stephens City Mennonite City is having their annual Vaca- eled usekhs and more. For more Church at (540) 869-0497
Read to a dog at the Bowman Church, 5540 Valley Pike (US 11) tion Bible School on August 8 –
Library! Come to Bowman Li- will host its final session in its six 12, 2010 from 6:30PM to 8:30PM.
brary and read your favorite story session series, “Simply in Season” Children, ages 4 through 12, are
to a willing listener--a specially on Tuesday, August 10, 7:00pm. invited to take a journey with Jo-
trained dog! Our dogs love to lis- The final session will be a time seph in Egypt . The Marketplace
ten to stories. The program is ev- to enjoy a feast of local seasonal provides incredible promise to en-
ery other Saturday beginning June food and the stories behind them. gage and teach the children about
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welcome sorts of things including the art of
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August 2, 2010
learn something valuable.
LIBRA (September 23 to October
22) A business matter could cause
some friction among your colleagues.
But once again, that logical mind of
yours comes to the rescue. And the
sooner it does, the better!
ARIES (March 21 to April 19) A pre- SCORPIO (October 23 to Novem-
vious misunderstanding continues to ber 21) There might still be some heat- • On
taint the atmosphere to some extent in ed temper flare-ups out there. But your Floyd d
the early part of the week. But cooler sensible self should advise you to stay age of M
heads prevail, and the situation eases out of these situations until things cool Clark, b
by week’s end. down and calm is restored. the Cor
TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to the jour
While the artistic aspect of the Divine December 21) Changing your mind describe
Bovine is well-served this week, that could be the right thing to do if you physicia
practical side is also getting the sort of can’t resolve your doubts. You might was pr
recognition that could lead to a new want to discuss the matter with some- appendi
and well-deserved opportunity. one whose advice you trust.
GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) With CAPRICORN (December 22 to Jan- • On A
home-related matters taking on more uary 19) The Sea Goat’s merrier side frigate
importance this week, now could be dominates this week, and this means Ironside
the time to make some long-deferred that, despite your usual busy schedule, Guerriè
purchases. But shop carefully for the you’ll be able to squeeze in parties and Boston.
best quality at the best price. all sorts of fabulous fun times. ing, the
CANCER (June 21 to July 22) Con- AQUARIUS (January 20 to Febru- broadsid
gratulations. While that family prob- ary 18) An educational opportunity was dis
lem might still rankle, it should be eas- could lead to something other than while t
ing thanks to your efforts to calm the what you had planned. But keep an only mi
waters. Also, a workplace situation open mind, and before you decide to
seems to be moving in your favor. turn it down, check it out. • On A
LEO (July 23 to August 22) The Big PISCES (February 19 to March 20) Lisa is
Cat’s energy levels should be rather The Piscean wit and wisdom helps you detectiv
high these days, and you might do well work through a situation that might more th
to tackle any tasks that still need doing. have been accidentally or even deliber- any de
This will clear the way for those ately obscured. What you unravel employ
upcoming projects. could prove to be very revealing. tured att
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22) Someone’s criticism might not be important to you. You demand it, Barker
as negative as you perceive. Actually, it but you also give it generously and mail tru
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Ford’s
final new engine, the FR9,
four races. with a 13th-place finish at what
Speedway.
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got to take some chances to win tionwide champ in 2002. (www.hud.gov/homes) and see if
NASCAR THIS WEEK been unable to get through
Biffle
By Monte Dutton Is Racing some of these races, I guess.” Biffle also is a former Raybes- to victory lane this season. you’re interested in any of the homes
as Hard as He Can Noting that stock-car racing
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support series. In 2003, he fin-
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despite the drought. (John
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Really a Bargain? Look for mentions of mold, flood
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both calm is restored.
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