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Drawing Studio: Winter 2019 5-Week Course

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When:
January 30, 2019 @ 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
2019-01-30T18:00:00-05:00
2019-01-30T20:30:00-05:00
Where:
Art in the Valley
205-A East Main St. | Front Royal
VA 22630
Cost:
$165 (includes materials)
Contact:
Kelli Hart
540-252-2260

Instructor: Michael Budzisz

All drawing levels welcome. In this class we’ll work on creating drawings from still life, plaster casts, or reference photos. Learn and develop your abilities in composition, proportion, and rendering with artist and instructor Michael Budzisz. All dry mediums welcome. Basic materials are provided, or bring your own supplies if you prefer. Class meets once a week for five weeks. Ages 12 & up. Cost is $165 (includes materials)

Thursday afternoons from 1:30 pm – 4:00 pm, Jan. 24th – Feb. 21st. – OR – Wednesday evenings from 6 pm – 8:30 pm, Jan. 23rd – Feb. 20th.

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Julia Wagner Animal Shelter Closing for Construction in July: New Contract Signed with WC for Animal Control Services

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January 30, 2019 @ 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
2019-01-30T18:00:00-05:00
2019-01-30T20:30:00-05:00
Where:
Art in the Valley
205-A East Main St. | Front Royal
VA 22630
Cost:
$165 (includes materials)
Contact:
Kelli Hart
540-252-2260

Front Royal’s Julia Wagner Animal Shelter on Progress Drive closes for three weeks starting July 1 while interior construction projects, including new floor tiling throughout, are completed. The work is expected to take until July 22.

Shelter Executive Director Kayla Wines said dog adoptions will continue by appointment at the shelter while adoption events for cats and kittens will be hosted at the Front Royal Petco store and at the Humane Society of Warren County’s “Pick of the Litter” thrift store.

Wines said adoption fees are waived through the end of June “in an effort to clear some space.”

“We are asking the public for their patience as we navigate the next few weeks. We’ve got a lot of heavy lifting to do to prepare for the work being done and will appreciate any volunteer help offered,” she continued.

If you are able to lend a hand the first week of July, reach out to Wines at director@humanesocietywarrencounty.org

Meanwhile, through the HSWC’s most recent newsletter, Wines announced a successful updating of its contract with the County of Warren and the Warren County Sheriff’s Office to continue providing locating, intervention, and pick-up response-centered services to the shelter’s housing service for the community’s stray, abandoned, abused and homeless animals. The agreement will be in place from July 1, 2024, until June 30, 2027, with the County initially providing $412,000 for the first year with a 2% annual increase over the three-year period. Wines paid tribute to this year’s new sheriff, Crystal Cline, whose predecessor had folded the Animal Control Program, assigning general duty deputies to the task.

Wines paid tribute to the members of the new Warren County Sheriffs Animal Control team, describing them as “compassionate, dedicated, animal loving, hard-working officers … We are very proud to have such a wonderful relationship with our local law enforcement and first responders again.”

Sheriff Crystal Cline plays with one of the shelter dogs. Courtesy Photo-Graphics HSWC

The deputies now participate in a new “First Responder Wednesday” program where a deputy comes to the shelter and poses with an adoptable animal. “Not only does this help the pets in our care with socialization,” Wines said, adding that sharing posts with animal control helps reach a wider audience and assists with creating “happily ever afters for our adoptable pets.”

Wines also reported on the shelter’s latest rabies and microchip clinic (840-B John Marshall Highway) at which Landry Renovations & Repair on June 15 provided 85 free rabies vaccines and 20 microchips for needy pet owners.Throughout last year, the shelter provided trap, neuter and release (TNR) services for 368 feral cats. The treatments are aimed at keeping the feral cat populations down.

“Did you know,” Wines teased, “that two feral cats and their offspring can turn into 400,000 cats in just seven years!” she said, adding that “all the TNR surgeries were done at our very own HSWC spay-neuter clinic.” Since each surgery conducted by the two veterinarians at the clinic cost about $75 each, Wines is asking shelter members and others to consider making donations to the two-year-old clinic by calling 540-635-4734 or by mailing a check to HSWC, 1245 Progress Drive, Front Royal, 22630.

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Clarence “Bootise” Floyd Cook, Jr. (1937 – 2024)

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January 30, 2019 @ 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
2019-01-30T18:00:00-05:00
2019-01-30T20:30:00-05:00
Where:
Art in the Valley
205-A East Main St. | Front Royal
VA 22630
Cost:
$165 (includes materials)
Contact:
Kelli Hart
540-252-2260

Clarence “Bootise” Floyd Cook, Jr. peacefully died on February 24, 2024 at 86. He was in his family’s warm and loving embrace at his residence in Avon Park, Florida. Born on September 6, 1937, in Charlottesville, Virginia, Bootsie was a devoted son to the late Clarence Floyd Cook, Sr. and Athali Crawford Cook.  He was also preceded in death by his sister, Virginia Cook.

Clarence “Bootise” Floyd Cook, Jr.

Bootsie was a long-time Warren County, Virginia resident and a graduate of Warren County High School, class of 1958. He served honorably in the United States Army from 1961 to 1963, dedicating himself to his country with the same commitment he applied to every aspect of his life.  He later attended Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music, cultivating his talent and intellect.  Following graduation, he embarked on a long and fulfilling career as a Respiratory Therapist, a role in which he provided care and comfort to countless individuals. He worked at Warren Memorial Hospital in Front Royal, Virginia, from 1973 – 1978.  He then worked at Walker Memorial Hospital and Florida Hospital Heartland Division in Highlands County, Florida, from 1978 until his retirement in 2016.

A devout member of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, he worshipped faithfully at the Front Royal Seventh-Day Adventist Church and, upon relocating, the Avon Park Seventh-Day Adventist Church.

Bootsie was a man whose hobbies were as rich and varied as his character. He was a fervent collector, his interests encompassing coins, stamps, gems, and fossils. His talents extended to the arts of woodworking and photography, through which he expressed his creativity and love for beauty.  He spent many years building his skills in repelling and scuba diving which was beneficial when he joined the Front Royal Search and Rescue.  Active in the speleological community, he was a member of the National Speleological Society and the Underground Explorers Club alongside his friends Tony Marchi and Sam Dunaway.

He leaves behind his cherished wife, Sandra Ross Garbers Cook; his children, Cassandra Cook, Robin Cook, Kimberly Hirsch (Michael), and Michael Cook; his dear grandchildren, Alexandra Evans, Jordan Wilson (Lane), Michaeli Hirsch, Dakota Hirsch,  Corey McHargue, and Kevin McHargue; and his beloved great-grandchildren, Carson Evans, Gibson Evans, Zayne McHargue, and Luella Wilson. He will also be fondly remembered by his brother, Robert Cook; his sister, Anna Sue Cooper; and many nieces and nephews.

A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, June 29, 2024, at 10:00 am at Maddox Funeral Home in Front Royal, Virginia. Interment will follow at Panorama Memorial Gardens, where Bootsie will be laid to rest. Maddox Funeral Home is overseeing the arrangements.

 

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Thomas Charles Clark, Sr. (1935 – 2024)

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January 30, 2019 @ 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
2019-01-30T18:00:00-05:00
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205-A East Main St. | Front Royal
VA 22630
Cost:
$165 (includes materials)
Contact:
Kelli Hart
540-252-2260

Thomas Charles Clark, Sr., 88, of Front Royal, Virginia, passed away on Saturday, June 22, 2024, at the Blue Ridge Hospice Inpatient Care Center in Winchester, Virginia.

A graveside service will be held on Saturday, June 29, at 1:00 p.m. in Prospect Hill Cemetery, with Sammy Campbell officiating.

Mr. Clark was born July 15, 1935, in Parkersburg, West Virginia, the son of the late Oscar H. Clark, Sr. and Hazel Clark.

He served in the United States Marine Corps from 1954-1957, gaining the rank of Corporal. He was very proud of his service to our country. Mr. Clark played football for Warren County High School and, in 1953, went to the state championship game.

He retired as an aircraft fueler after 40 years from Allied Aviation at Reagan National and Dulles Airports. In his retirement, he enjoyed selling refurbished fishing rods, military items, and other collectibles at the Front Royal Flea Market.

Survivors include his children, Thomas Clark, Jr. (Donna) of Front Royal, Kathy Farrior of Stephens City, Elaine Collins of Asheboro, North Carolina, and Kent Garner (Pat) of Burlington, North Carolina; sister, Joyce Davis of Front Royal; grandchildren, Kyle Farrior, Holly Kennedy, Bryan and Jonathon Garner, Melodi Miller and Bradley Collins; and great-grandchildren, Jordan and Sarah Farrior, Isaiah, Faith, Jacey, Ava and Quest Garner, Clark, Canaan and Abigail Miller, and soon to arrive, Tucker Kennedy.

On September 18, 1959, he married “Bert” Clark, who preceded him in death. He was also preceded in death by his parents and his brother, Oscar H. Clark, Jr.

The family will receive friends on Saturday, June 29, from 12-1 p.m. at Maddox Funeral Home.

Memorial contributions may be made to Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 West Cork Street, Winchester, Virginia 22601.

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Tazuye “Clara” Bishop (1926 – 2024)

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January 30, 2019 @ 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
2019-01-30T18:00:00-05:00
2019-01-30T20:30:00-05:00
Where:
Art in the Valley
205-A East Main St. | Front Royal
VA 22630
Cost:
$165 (includes materials)
Contact:
Kelli Hart
540-252-2260

Tazuye “Clara” Bishop entered eternal life on Thursday, June 20, 2024, at 97. Her memory is carried on by her loving family and many friends.

Mrs. Bishop, also known as Granny, Clara, Clare, Mom, and Great-Granny, led a big life. She was born in 1926 in Elk Grove, CA. After WWII, she moved to Japan and met her husband of over 65 years, Willard Bishop. They traveled the world together, raised a family, and met many friends. Clara was a resolute and proud military wife who moved her family and managed a household while stationed in Austria, France, Alaska, and Virginia.

Clara had many interests. She was an amazing and talented seamstress, card player, and gardener. She was a huge sports enthusiast and, in her day, quite the basketball player. She loved her Church and Church Family from Front Royal United Methodist Church.  She had a wonderful sense of humor, enjoyed her friends immensely, and loved her family unconditionally.

She is survived by her children, Linda Leady (Steve), JoAnne Taylor, and James Bishop; her grandchildren, Patrick Leady (Jen), Laura Ferst (Anthony), and Jesse Bishop; and her great-grandchildren, Julia Leady, Stellarose Ferst, and Blake Ferst.

Clara is reunited with her husband, Willard Bishop, his brothers, her six siblings, and many other family and friends.

A funeral service will be held on Monday, July 1, 2024, at 11:00 a.m. at Front Royal United Methodist Church, 1 W. Main St., Front Royal, with The Rev. Rachel Plemmons officiating. The family invites guests to visit one hour before the service. Following the service, a burial will occur in Culpeper National Cemetery, 305 U.S. Avenue, Culpeper, Virginia.

In place of flowers, please make donations to Blue Ridge Hospice or Front Royal United Methodist Church.

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Bret Hrbek Becomes District Governor, Leading Rotary Clubs in Virginia and Tennessee

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January 30, 2019 @ 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
2019-01-30T18:00:00-05:00
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Where:
Art in the Valley
205-A East Main St. | Front Royal
VA 22630
Cost:
$165 (includes materials)
Contact:
Kelli Hart
540-252-2260

Following two decades in the Rotary Club of Front Royal, in which he became club president in the year 2019-2020, Bret Hrbek, on Monday, June 24, became the top Rotarian in the region.

His appointment as District Governor – head of all Rotary clubs in a two-state region, Virginia and Tennessee – came at a lavish dinner hosted at the Shenandoah Valley Golf Club attended by former district governors and Rotarians from various clubs in the area. Those included past district governor and court judge Ron Napier of Front Royal, who performed Hrbek’s installation.

In his introduction to his Rotary colleague, Napier said: “Having excelled as a club leader and club president, Bret envisioned a larger role in Rotary. He started to understand that community needs are not all local but exist worldwide.” Napier described Hrbek’s 2017 visit to India, his coordination of a water project for the needs of Uganda, a more recent visit to the Rotary International convention in Singapore coupled with later visits to Dubai and, again, Uganda.

Rotarian and retired judge Ron Napier traces Hrbek’s history with Rotary leading up to his Monday, June 24 installation as Governor of District 7570 as Hrbek listens to Napier’s right, along with his wife Jessica and incoming FR Rotary Club President Holly Rhodenhizer. Below, the supporting line has grown to include a string of supporting Rotarian officials. Ring that bell, Ron! Royal Examiner Photos Roger Bianchini

“Bret is teaching his next generation the importance of service,” Napier told a packed crowd of diners. He noted that in 2021, Hrbk received his district’s (7570) “Douglas A. Newton Excellence in Communications” award for elevating the Front Royal club’s weekly newsletter.

According to his lengthy (and impressive!) biography, Hrbek, a financial advisor with Edward Jones in Front Royal for the past 24 years, has earned a plethora of community awards: among them, he won the Front Royal-Warren County Chamber of Commerce “Citizen of the Year” award in 2018; the Front Royal Methodist Church Service Candle (2014); the aforementioned excellence in communications award (2021); and the Ted Jones “Spirit of Caring” award (2019 and 2021).

Hrbek received his BA in Political Science and Economics from Virginia Tech and a Master’s in Financial Planning from Bentley University, Waltham, Massachusetts.

In his address, Hrbek said, “We live in a world where conflict and division are all too common, but we, as Rotarians, have the power to be agents of change. Through educational programs, peace fellowships, community-building projects, and so on, we can foster an environment where dialogue and understanding replace hostility and mistrust.”

The crowd, including family members front and center, rises to applaud Hrbek’s installation as District 7570 governor. Below, during his acceptance remarks, Hrbek looked hopefully toward a “peaceful” and “free” future in which Rotary International can help contribute to increasing “dialogue and understanding” in place of “hostility and mistrust” on the global stage. But that effort must always begin locally on the home and regional front; the new district governor reminded us. But there were lighter moments too, as outgoing officers were urged to open farewell gifts so all present could see what they found in there.

“Promoting peace doesn’t mean we have to solve global conflicts … peace starts at home. When it comes to peace, think globally but act locally,” he said. To his family – wife Jessica, children Noah, Annie, Hunter, and Luke, he said, “You are my ‘why,’ and I want to ensure we continue to live in a peaceful and free country.”

The writer and fellow Rotarian share a congratulatory moment with the incoming district governor before the official start of Hrbek’s installation as Rotary District 7570 governor. Below, a series of Rotary banners begins from the left, with the Rotary 4-way test, an important one to apply at all levels, as Hrbek would remind us during his acceptance comments.

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New Rules for Farm Use Vehicles Effective July 1

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January 30, 2019 @ 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
2019-01-30T18:00:00-05:00
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Where:
Art in the Valley
205-A East Main St. | Front Royal
VA 22630
Cost:
$165 (includes materials)
Contact:
Kelli Hart
540-252-2260

Virginia farmers take note! Starting July 1, 2024, new regulations for farm-use vehicles will be enforced. These rules, enacted by Virginia lawmakers in 2023, require unregistered farm-use vehicles to display a DMV-issued permanent farm-use placard. The placard must be prominently displayed on panel trucks, pickup trucks, and sport utility vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) under 7,500 pounds.

Details of the New Regulation

Key Requirements:

  • Placard Purchase: Farm vehicle owners must buy a DMV-issued placard for $15. This placard is valid for the lifetime of the vehicle.
  • Application Process: Owners must apply for a local DMV Select or full-service DMV location. The application must include information about the farm’s location, size, and commodities, along with signed statements confirming the vehicle’s exempt use and insurance coverage.
  • Display of Placard: The placard must be displayed on the front and back of the vehicle starting July 1, 2024.
  • Penalties for Non-Compliance: A first violation will result in a fine of up to $250. Subsequent violations will also be fined $250 each.

Purpose of the New Rules

The new law ensures that farm use tags are used appropriately and that Virginia’s roads are safer. “As farm vehicles are key to agricultural productivity, it is important that Virginia farmers can continue to use them in their operations while preventing farm use tags from being used on other vehicles inappropriately,” said VDACS Commissioner Joseph Guthrie.

Conditions for Farm Use Vehicles

Eligible vehicles must meet specific criteria to qualify for the DMV-issued farm use placard:

  • Agricultural Use: The vehicle must be used exclusively for agricultural or horticultural purposes on lands owned or leased by the vehicle’s owner and not operated on public highways except for specific purposes.
  • Limited Highway Use: Vehicles can operate on highways for up to 75 miles to transport farm produce and livestock or to reach storage houses, packing plants, markets, or sawmills.
  • Seasonal Use: Vehicles can be used seasonally for specific agricultural activities, including transporting produce, livestock, and essential supplies.
  • Special Exemptions: Vehicles drawn by farm tractors and used for specific agricultural purposes, such as transporting unginned cotton, peanuts, or fertilizer, are also eligible.

Exemptions and Insurance Requirements

Certain farm vehicles are exempt from needing the DMV-issued placard:

  • Vehicles Over 7,500 Pounds: Farm vehicles with a GVWR greater than 7,500 pounds are exempt.
  • Specific Machinery: Vehicles with attached machinery for spraying plants or specific agricultural purposes are also exempt.

All unregistered farm-use vehicles must be insured under a general liability policy that includes personal injury and property damage liability insurance. Failure to provide proof of insurance within 30 days when requested by a law enforcement officer is a traffic infraction punishable by a $600 fine.

Encouragement from Authorities

DMV Commissioner Gerald Lackey urged farmers to comply with the new regulations: “There is not much time left before enforcement begins, so we encourage farmers to bring their filled-out applications to their local DMV.” Similarly, VSP Superintendent Colonel Gary Settle highlighted the importance of the 12-month grace period, stating that it provided farmers ample time to familiarize themselves with the new requirements.

Conclusion

Virginia farmers must act now to ensure compliance with the new farm use vehicle regulations. By purchasing and displaying the DMV-issued farm use placard, farmers will adhere to the law and contribute to the safety and proper use of Virginia’s roads. For more information and to begin the application process, visit your local DMV Select or full-service DMV location.

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