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SUBMITTED PHOTO Jeannie Dudding, also known as a “cattlewoman,” was recently elected to a three-year term on the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Board of Directors. She and her husband Jason consider their greatest joy raising their two children - Evie, 6, and Layton, 12, as a part of their farming operation where both started their journeys in 4-H showing cattle, sheep and goats.

SUBMITTED PHOTO Craig County received several inches of snow last week. With its beauty, Carol Old captured a nearby bridge “Cattlewoman” in its solace, blanketed with the fresh fallen snow. Though the bridge has no name, it is owned by Sam and Marlon, which sparked the nickname the “S & M Swingin’ Bridge.” Dudding elected Food Country off ering both to Federation Board Pam Dudding the needs of those within Contributing writer an organization and help- ing those whom she serves call-in and drive-up services When people refer to to achieve all that they are someone as a “cattlewoman” capable of. “It will be my Pam Dudding “It was said that many who had around the entire grocery store has in a rural area, it is consid- job to see that the voices of ered a true compliment. Farm Bureau members in Contributing writer been sick or around some that were become very diffi cult for them or did not want to take the chance of disabled,” Cole continued. Jeannie Layton-Dudding this District are heard at the Small communities strongly de- getting others sick. Also, some are of Craig County has defi - state level and that they are pend on their hometown grocery just elderly and pushing a buggy See Food Country, page 5 nitely earned that title in well-represented,” she said. store, and Craig County is no dif- both life and education and Dudding, however, did ferent. fully embraces the term. not grow-up on a working, Recently, the local Food County On December 5, 2020, production farm. Yet, her supermarket shared that they will Dudding was elected to a extensive education, em- be off ering special services to the three-year term on the Vir- ployment and participation citizens who are unable to shop ginia Farm Bureau Federa- shows her heart for the fi eld for themselves, whether disabled tion Board of Directors at she loves. or sickly, even though they do not the elections of offi cers and Dudding’s education re- have an “app” for it yet as other directors. Th e ceremony was sume is as follows: Universi- stores do. held during the VFBF 2020 ty of Connecticut, Bachelor With people being sick, there Annual Meeting of Voting of Science in Animal Sci- were posts on Facebook that Food Delegates. ence, Magna Cum Laude Country had not only been shop- Her husband Jason was & Bachelor of Science in very proud and posted the Education 2001; and Vir- ping for citizens, but also taking SUBMITTED PHOTO the groceries to their vehicles, like Even though Food Country doesn't have an app, their heart speaks loudly information on Facebook, ginia Polytechnic Institute, a drive-up service. as they have started a shopping and curbside pickup service for citizens where Jeannie received nu- Master of Science in Career “Yes, that is true,” Jennifer Cole, who are disabled, sick or weak. Said Assistant Manager Jennifer Cole merous compliments. and Technical Education Food Country’s Assistant Manag- who does a lot of the special shopping for citizens when she is working, As a board member, with a concentration in Ag- er, shared. "We want to help our community as much as we can.” Dudding will represent ricultural Education I 2003. Farm Bureau producer Her past employment members in Craig County includes: as well as Alleghany, Bed- •2004-2012 Agricul- ford, Botetourt, Franklin, tural teacher at Giles High Vietnam Veteran recounts Henry, Patrick and Roa- School, Pearisburg noke. •2003-2004 Agriscience Dudding said that she teacher at North Fork Mid- was encouraged to run by dle School, Quicksburg experiences over the years her predecessor in the posi- •2002-2003 Agriscience tion who held the District 4 Graduate Research Assis- Th e U.S. Government sent their son had been killed in ac- borne Recon unit, Barbazon, who Board seat for 34 years prior tant at Blacksburg Middle John Barbazon’s next of kin two tion. Th e second said he was im- now sports a ‘Sr.’ after his name, to her. School separate telegraphs in 1966. Th e proving. was part of a squad that spent “I love to serve my fellow •2002 Graduate Re- fi rst regretted to inform them that A member of the 101st Air- most of their time on the move, producers and Farm Bureau search Assistant, Dr. Wil- up and down mountains, and members. Farm Bureau is liam Camp, Blacksburg rarely in the company of other an amazing organization •1998-2001 Student units. that does so much to sup- Worker, University of Con- “We just got orders and kept port not only the American necticut Livestock and going from one place to another,” farmer, but all of its mem- Dairy Unit, Storrs, CT he said sitting behind a work- bers,” Dudding said. •1999 and 2000 Manag- bench in a shop at the back of his She added, “Th ere is a er of Showstring, Driftwood four-acre property. In front of him great deal that many don’t Plantation, Awendaw, SC there is a raised rotating table that realize that Farm Bureau •1995-1998 Herdsman, holds an intricate, under-con- does. Many don’t realize that Hope Hill Farm, Salisbury, struction dome clock that stands Farm Bureau Federation is CT more than three feet high. Even a separate entity from the Her added list of profes- sitting here Barbazon isn’t entirely insurance agency and that sional associations display still – he continues to move from there are many benefi ts for her love for her county: Vir- one place to the next as he recalls being a member aside from ginia Farm Bureau Federa- his experience in Vietnam. having the ability to pur- tion (current Craig County SUBMITTED PHOTO “We were ordered to go back, chase insurance.” Board Member), Virginia John Barbazon in front of his current project, a dome clock, which he which we didn’t like to do, when Dudding also said that Farm Bureau Young Farm- works on about six hours a day. It is expected to be finished sometime See Barbazon, page 5 she believes in servant lead- during the summer. ership, in serving to meet See Dudding, page 3

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Biden also nominated Dr. Jewel Bronaugh, who heads up the Virginia De- partment of Agriculture and Consumer Services, to serve as deputy secretary of agriculture. Bronaugh is a COMMERCIAL FREE USE GOOGLE IMAGES lifelong Virginian, born in Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack Petersburg and educated at Bronaugh said she nomination shows that she said. “I would like to James Madison University did not actively seek the Biden is carefully consid- help raise awareness of and Virginia Tech. USDA appointment. ering the challenges facing farmer stress and mental Virginia Farm Bureau “However, I am absolutely U.S. farmers. Her track health on a national level Federation President Wayne honored with this oppor- record of experience “has and develop a network of F. Pryor said Virginia has tunity to serve our nation’s established her as some- resources, with a focus on Dr. Jewel Bronaugh been fortunate in benefi t- farmers and agribusiness- one who understands the rural areas.” ting from Bronaugh’s lead- es,” she said. “I am look- needs of America’s farm- Duvall said the Vilsack tary. And, we must end Katherine Tai has been ership as VDACS commis- ing forward to promoting ers. We also appreciate the and Bronaugh nomina- the digital divide that puts selected as the next U.S. sioner, state Farm Service U.S. agricultural products, work she has done to ad- tions are welcome news. rural America at a disad- trade representative. Mi- Agency executive director, improving economic op- dress mental health issues “Together, we must pre- vantage.” chael Regan, North Caro- and her roles at Virginia portunities, helping to end in rural communities.” pare to tackle a new farm Vilsack received bipar- lina’s top environmental State University. hunger, ensuring fairness Rural mental health is bill and build on eff orts tisan backing during his regulator, was picked to “She has done much to and equity in the agricul- a priority Bronaugh plans to create a fair market- Feb. 2 confi rmation hear- lead the country’s En- promote agriculture and tural industry, and pre- to continue at the federal place for U.S. agriculture ing, and a Senate panel vironmental Protection address the many issues serving our nation’s natu- level. to compete globally,” he voted to advance his nom- Agency. facing farm families and ral resources.” “Farmers have a strong said. “It is essential we ination to the full Senate rural Virginia, and we sup- American Farm Bureau sense of pride, and often ensure climate policies re- for approval. -Submitted by port her swift confi rma- Federation President Zip- they do not like to talk spect farmers and remain House Ways and Means Matt Herrick, tion,” Pryor said. py Duvall said Bronaugh’s about their problems,” market-based and volun- Committee trade lawyer USDA communications CROSSWORD PUZZLE Citizens bills undelivered in January

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Pam Dudding crusted chicken dinners with the same sides Contributing writer and desserts and an appetizer for only $28. The current hours of operation are Sun- Craig County may be small, but the res- day, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Monday through taurants they have try to offer very nice Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. meals to fit the pallets of the community. Reservations can be taken in advance if The Pine Top Restaurant has always of- one prefers. Interested individuals may call fered quality hometown cooking, with din- Pine Top at (540) 864-5864 with the num- ner specials, including all the fixins’ and a ber in the party, which preferred date and lot of gravy. arrival time. This Valentine’s Day weekend, Febru- Their hopes are to help people enjoy ary 13 - 15, they are offering two different a little bit of life again by going out for a “Sweetheart Specials.” wonderful meal, while being surrounded by SUBMITTED PHOTO The first includes two 12-oz ribeye steaks, friends and citizens of Craig. The Pine Top Restaurant is home for many, including David LaPrad, two baked potatoes, two side salads and two The Bible says “laughter doeth good like who enjoys their country cooking and homemade desserts, while desserts. Also, they are adding a free appe- a medicine” and being around people enjoy- being able to see many friends who frequent there. This Valentines’ tizer of one’s choice for $40. ing a great meal may even double the out- weekend, the restaurant will be offering a ribeye special that People can also choose two parmesan- come. includes homemade desserts.

Dudding from page 1 ers member, Virginia Asso- very young age which then ers in Giles, we were able to goats. “In my opinion, there nications Coordinator for fort that is Farm Bureau.” ciation of Agricultural Edu- led to showing cattle in 4-H successfully make that hap- is no better way to raise your the Virginia Farm Bureau Dudding also serves as cators (VAAE) and National and FFA,” Dudding noted. pen,” she said. “I am proud children than on a farm.” Federation, said, “With the Virginia Cooperative Association of Agricultural “I have always had a love of to say that I was a part of Dudding has been the 130,000 members in 88 Extension agriculture and Educators (NAAE), Virginia animals which ultimately the planning and inaugural Agriculture and Natural county Farm Bureaus, natural resources agent for Association for Career and led to a love of the agricul- class of the Growing Lead- Resources Extension Agent VFBF is Virginia’s largest Giles County in addition to Technical Education and ture industry. American ers Academy. Th e Grow- in Giles County for eight farmers’ advocacy group. being President of the Craig Association for Career and farmers make up less than ing Leader experience gave years. Farm Bureau is a non-gov- County Farm Bureau, serv- Technical Education, Giles two percent of the American me many opportunities for “I am very fortunate to ernmental, nonpartisan, ing as CCFB Board Mem- Education Association, population, yet they manage personal and professional love what I do for a career. voluntary organization ber for 14 years, Chairman Sigma Alpha Sorority (Rush to provide food for not only growth.” I love to serve the producers committed to supporting of the Craig Farm Bureau Chair, Vice President, Alum- our country but exports that Also, in her tenure, she and clients that I work with Virginia’s agriculture in- Young Farmers Commit- ni Liaison), UConn Dairy are the backbone of our mentored three Outstand- in my community,” Dud- dustry.” tee for two years and as Club (Vice President) and American economy.” ing VAFB Young Agricul- ding said. “My position al- “I have always been ac- the president-elect for the UConn Block and Bridle In Dudding’s proposed turists. lows me to provide educa- tive in the professional or- Virginia Association of Ag- (Beef Chairperson), FFA letter she wrote to the Board, Dudding has attended tional opportunities for my ganizations associated with riculture Extension Agents, (1992 – 1998 held various she shared, “I have been ac- the Virginia Farm Bureau producers to help them to my career. I am proudly currently. offi ces), 4-H (1986 – 1998 tively involved in Virginia Annual Convention for be more successful in their serving as the President- For any questions, Dud- held various offi ces), Vir- Farm Bureau for 14 years seven of the past nine years operations. Th e bonus is elect for the Virginia As- ding encourages people ginia Tech Clay Target Team, serving as a Craig County and attended the American that I learn and grow right sociation of Agriculture to contact her via at jdud- American Angus Association Board Member. Th is year Farm Bureau Convention alongside them.” Extension Agents. I love [email protected] or call the and the Blue Ridge Evening has been my fi rst serving as twice. She currently serves Prior to her new position, to serve, teach and mentor Craig Farm Bureau offi ce Association. County President. I was an as the District 4 trustee for Dudding was the Agricul- which I hope shows by the 540-864-6428. Added to all this she has active member of the Young the AgPAC Board. ture teacher and FFA Ad- career I have chosen and the “I feel that my experi- also received many awards Farmers although, like In college, she worked as visor at Giles High School successes I have had as both ences through Farm Bureau, and completed countless many, I wish I had begun a freelance fi tter and show- for eight years and taught a teacher and agent,” she our farming operation, and other accomplishments: my involvement sooner as I man for various beef cattle in Shenandoah County at noted. “As a Board member, ‘boots on the ground’ in- NAAE Teachers Turn the was aging out.” farms on the East Coast North Fork Middle School I promise to listen to and volvement in agriculture Key Award Winner (2006), Dudding also served as which is what brought her for one year before accept- serve our members making through my career equip me NAAE Outstanding Young Craig County Young Farm- to Virginia from Connecti- ing the position at Giles. sure their voices are heard to serve our district well,” Member (2007), DuPont er Chair for two years and cut and ultimately Virginia Alice Kemp, Commu- through the grassroots ef- she said. National Agriscience Am- mentored YF Chairs that Tech for her master’s degree. bassador Program (2009 served after her. In her last semester of – present), National Agri- “I have attended multiple graduate school, she met her science Integration Institute Summer and Winter Ex- now husband, Jason, a na- (Virginia Tech team), Work- pos as well as the American tive of Craig County. shop presenter at National Farm Bureau Young Farmer “Our herd of 70 head has YOUR LOCAL NEWS FFA Convention, Workshop and Rancher Leadership grown from those last three presenter at NAAE National Conference. I was successful show heifers that moved to Conference, Workshop pre- in Discussion Meet with a Virginia with me in 2001,” senter at VAAE Summer Sweet Sixteen fi nish nation- Dudding explained. “As JUST THE WAY Conference, Worked with ally,” Dudding shared. “Th e fi rst-generation farmers, we Virginia Tech Pre-service Women’s Leadership Com- raise registered and com- teachers, Chesapeake Bay mittee has also been a part mercial Angus cattle.” YOU LIKE IT! Foundation grant recipi- of my Farm Bureau involve- Th ey market most of ent, Building Our American ment.” their calves through Virginia Communities grant recipi- In 2015, Dudding was Quality Assured sales and ent, Alternative Agriculture honored to serve as Farm also market some registered grant recipient, FFA Na- Woman of the Year by the bulls and replacement heif- THE NEW CASTLE RECORD tional Chapter Award (gold, VFBF Women’s Leadership ers. two-star, and three star re- Committee. Dudding shares that cipient), Virginia FFA Horse “For several years, Giles their greatest joy is raising Evaluation State winning County (the county where I their children, Layton, 12, DIGITAL PRINT ONLY team (2006), Block and Bri- work) had been trying to get and Evie, 6, as a part of their DIGITAL ONLY & PRINT One Year Yearly Print Only Subscription dle Horse Evaluation High a WLC established. 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Countless vol- county usually stop first comes from the county, brary, the Resource jobs, schedule DMV services to the needs of unteer hours ensure that at the library for infor- eight percent from the Center came to an end. appointments, reserve the community is space. the doors stay open and mation. From where to town of New Castle, 21 It was not a fit for the computer time for on- We continue to resolve needs of the community find a campsite to where percent from Library of financial resources our line classes at VA West- the question of what the are met. to put in your kayak, Virginia, and 19 percent county had at the time. ern and conduct doctor right fit by is listening to What resources does we can help! A thriving from Friends of the Li- Then COVID-19 came, appointments. In re- users and finding better the Craig County Public public library is often brary donations. Togeth- leaving many libraries sponse to improving pri- ways to provide essential Library provide? Com- the friendly face of the er we make a difference to close their doors to vacy and improving on- tools for building the puter access assistance is community to a visitor. in the lives of others! patrons, but not ours! line communication, we community’s prosper- a major need in this ru- Education is available Thank you all for your The Board of Trustees upgraded our computers ity through education, ral area. Computer liter- from media to computer support! What do proposals that aim to decriminalize marijuana mean for U.S. residents? lines as one independent the U.S. Senate. ized could be like receiving While there may not housing marijuana drug and fi ve Republicans joined Aside from such federal a speeding ticket. You are be an overall decrease in dealers could reap ben- Patrick Democrats to pass the bill. developments, the legaliza- breaking the law and will marijuana use following efi ts for the entire judicial Known as the Marijua- tion or decriminalization have to pay a fi ne but will decriminalization (people system, including police Bailey na Opportunity Reinvest- of marijuana has occurred probably not be going to are still fi nding and using offi cers to prison guards, Guest Contributor ment and Expungement in individual states. To jail. On the other hand, the black-market marijuana), judges, lawyers, detectives (MORE) Act, the bill elim- date, more than a dozen legalization of marijuana government agencies do and others. inates cannabis from the states, plus the U.S. Vir- refers to giving individuals not expect a major in- Furthermore, the On Friday, December 4, list of federally controlled gin Islands, have decrimi- the right to legally possess, crease. Th ere is no evidence MORE Act may create a 2020, the U.S. House of substances and cancels low- nalized marijuana, while use and grow the substance that there is a link among division called the Offi ce Representatives approved level federal marijuana- other states, Guam, the for personal use. marijuana decriminaliza- of Cannabis Justice to en- decriminalizing marijuana related arrests and convic- District of Columbia and What proposals could tion, increased alcohol sure there are social equity at the federal level. Th e tions. Experts don’t know the Northern Mariana Is- mean for U.S. residents use, and more attendance provisions within the law. vote mostly followed party if this measure will pass in lands have fully legalized With the MORE Act at non-religious AA meet- Th is could help ensure that the substance. and other proposals, it is ings. all citizens have the same Decriminalization ver- important to understand Another interesting as- federal rights regarding sus legalization what the decriminalization pect of the MORE Act is marijuana possession. Un- Even if a certain locality of marijuana could mean that it expunges cannabis der the law’s provisions, the has decriminalized mari- for U.S. residents. Since arrests, charges, and con- federal government cannot juana, people charged with decriminalization does not victions at zero cost to the discriminate against in- USPS 378-080 1633 W. Main St. possessing it could still face mean legalization, mari- guilty party. Th is means dividuals due to cannabis (540) 389-9355 Salem, VA 24153 legal penalties. Instead, juana might be considered there could be fewer people use, including immigrants decriminalization refers to a federal infraction that is in jail and prisons, which who might have been un- www.ourvalley.org the legal consequences for subjected to a fi ne. could help lower the cur- der the risk of deportation. possessing a small amount Th e U.S. federal gov- rent strain on the overpop- Th e act could also create Michael Showell, Publisher ...... of marijuana, consequenc- ernment might establish ulated prison system. new government jobs at a Shawn Nowlin, Editor ...... [email protected] es that are often less severe specifi c quantities of mari- Such measures could variety of levels. Brian Hoffman, Sports Editor ...... [email protected] than in the past. juana that it considers civil also help put citizens’ tax While many U.S. states Lynn Hurst, General Manager ...... 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Barbazon from page 1 we were attacked.” “He said that if I would have against the wall. I was on guard cured, I’m not going to cure Today, Barbazon’s sister has Getting hit seven times, died, I’d have to go to Hell be- too much and need to relax. I you, I’m just going to make the telegrams and he has a Barbazon believes he was the cause I called him things he’d think (talking to the psychia- you aware of what you’re doing house full of delicately cut art- only one of his company to never heard of, in Cajun. I was trist) was the best thing I’ve so you can be more relaxed. work that will soon include a survive. cussing him out for dropping done, and I talked to him for Th at’s why I enjoy doing this dome clock that he’s spent the “I got shot and I was lying me.” about four years. Now I know (woodworking) now and that’s last six months working on for on the ground, my right arm Barbazon laughs at the I was really dysfunctional and why I say Veterans need to talk six hours a day. mostly gone, and my right leg memory now, but he spent a didn’t realize it. Veterans to- to somebody and they need to “I’m very lucky. I’ve been a and I stick this fi nger in a suck- month in the fi eld hospital day, they need to get out and get a hobby. If they are sitting lucky person.” ing chest wound right here to before being shipped to Cali- fi nd out – they need to talk to home disabled, there’s some- stop the bleeding.” Barbazon fornia where surgeries saved somebody, and they have to thing they can do – I don’t care -Submitted by holds up a thick index fi nger his arm and leg. Now he walks listen. if it’s going fi shing – you’ve got Rosaire Bushey, Salem VA and jams it into a space just with a slight limp, but he “He told me, you’re not to do something.” HCS Public Affairs Officer below his right shoulder. Each doesn’t let it do more than slow time he repeats the motion, his walking speed. the fi nger hits the same spot Unasked, Barbazon launch- as if there is a muscle memory es into what has brought him leading it back. here – to a place where he is “I was on the ground and happy and busy. my cousin called out to me, “I haven’t talked about it told me to crawl to him. I (Vietnam) until oh, eight or crawled thirty to forty feet to ten years ago. I was in Ocala a medic. I found out later my (Florida) at the VA hospital, cousin had died in a car wreck and I was talking to a doctor – he wasn’t even there, but if I I’d been seeing when she said, hadn’t seen him call to me, I ‘John, I need you to talk to a would have died right there – friend of mine’.” Barbazon bled to death.” laughs again and continues, Soon after reaching the “she takes me to a psychiatrist. medic he was placed in a body And I’m glad. A lot of Veterans bag being mistaken as having need to do this. I found out been killed in action, but the things I was doing that I was medics carrying him dropped doing in Vietnam – carrying a him. Later, one of the medics knife in my pocket for protec- would visit Barbazon in the tion; going to the top row in SUBMITTED PHOTO fi eld hospital. a movie theater with my back A chess set John made won him an award at the National Veterans Creative Arts Competition. OBITUARIES Hypes, Hannah, Lewis Edward Lewis Edward Hannah of New Austin, Landon, and Andrew; two Castle passed away Tuesday, February great-grandchildren; and father, Ducy Frank Douglas “Doug” 2. He was preceded in death by his Hannah. Frank Douglas “Doug” Sidney and Nelson. He mother Jeanenne Hannah. A Graveside Service was held at Hypes, 78 of Roanoke, is survived by his daugh- He is survived by his wife of 34 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, February 4, formerly of Eden, NC, ter Trina Lynn Hypes; years, Deborah Hannah; stepson, at Crossroads Church Cemetery with went to be with the Lord one sister, Yvonne Lucas; Shane Gills (Jessie); stepdaughter, Pastor Bill Frazier officiating. on Saturday, January 30. special niece, Susan Lane Amber Blake; daughter, Ashley Han- Arrangements by Paitsel Funeral Born on October 6, 1942, and husband Randy; two nah; grandchildren, Richelle (Philip), Home. www.paitselfh.com to the late Elbert and Tula granddaughters; and nu- Hughes Hypes. merous nieces and neph- Doug loved to hunt ews. and fi sh, but most of all A funeral service, of- Stebar, David Neil he loved his Lord. He fi ciated by Pastor Kenny played the guitar, banjo, Davis, was held at 1:00 David Neil Stebar, 60 of New Castle, friends, Stanley Tolley and Gilbert Perkey. harmonica; music was p.m. on Th ursday, Febru- went to be with the Lord on Saturday, A Graveside Service was held 1:00 p.m. his passion. He played ary 4, at Paitsel Funeral February 6. He was born on August 16, on Tuesday, February 9, at Huff man Me- and sang with various church groups Home in New Castle. Interment fol- 1960, to the late Marilyn and Garland morial Park in New Castle. throughout his life. lowed at Craig Healing Springs Chris- Stebar. In lieu of fl owers, donations may be In addition to his parents, he was tian Church Cemetery. Th e family He is survived by sister, Karla Stebar; made to the New Castle Fire Department predeceased by his wife, Juanita Bailey received friends one hour prior to the brothers, Michael Stebar and Robert of Craig County Rescue Squad. Hypes; sisters, Varina Hypes Ryan and service. Arrangements were by Paitsel “Bob” Stebar and wife Rita; niece, Lydia Arrangements by Paitsel Funeral Marie Hypes; brothers, Levi, Junior, Funeral Home. www.paitselfh.com Stebar; nephew, Reece Stebar; longtime Home. www.paitselfh.com

Food Country from page 1 Still another group are Th en, they additionally Food Country. However, days and Th ursdays for parents who have kids took the groceries out to they continue to provide now. For more informa- that they have to take their vehicle for them. as much as they can, or- tion, people are encour- with them. Th is service “Th ere is no certain dering again and again, aged to call (540) 864- prevents them from hav- qualifi cation to have this products Craig citizens 6221. ing to get out of the vehi- service,” Cole said. “Any- prefer and need. Th eir goal remains, cle in winter or inclimate one can utilize this ser- Cole wanted to add “to help everyone we can weather, as well as take vice, as we are more than that Food Country is also and provide a service that them through the store, willing to help anyone.” accepting employment helps our community.” especially when one is not Citizens can call their applications for those feeling well. grocery list to the store. looking for a job. CROSSWORD ANSWERS One thing people can Specifi cs are greatly ap- She did note that due agree on is that everyone preciated, such as if one to truck deliveries, they has to have food to eat, has bread on their list, prefer to fi ll orders on and Food Country is the which kind do they pre- Mondays and Fridays, local large grocery store. fer. Th e same is true with but will fi ll try to fi ll them “We welcome them to many other products like on any day. call the store and place milk, juice, sandwich Cole added, “On some their order with us,” Cole meats, etc. days, we may have to set said. Cole did share that up a later time in the day SUBMITTED PHOTO Th e service began when COVID-19 has made to fi ll orders, because of it Food Country just received more than 60 new large and someone called in and the getting products from being truck days.” Th ese small buggies for the shoppers to enjoy using. employees agreed to help. warehouses a struggle for will probably be on Tues-

BETHEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH GRACE ASSEMBLY OF GOD NEW CANTERBURY PENTECOSTAL FELLOWSHIP 11599 Cumberland Gap Road/Rt. 42, New Castle, 864-5242; church 5530 Catawba Valley Drive, Catawba, VA, 540-384-7075. Pastor Lo- Pastor John D. Abbott, Hwy 621 (10 miles), phone: 864-8242, Sunday phone:544-7040 Sunday Worship 9:30 a.m., Sunday School 10:30 a.m., raine Taylor, [email protected]. Sunday service begins at 10:30 Morning Lesson 9:45 a.m.; Sunday Worship 10:45 a.m.; Wednesday Choir Tuesday 7:30p.m., Youth Outreach and Missions Program. Rev. a.m.; Wednesday Evening service at 7:00 p.m.; Youth (ages 13-18) & Night Service 6:00 pm. Charles Stacy. Super Church (ages 4-12) Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. You can also watch PAXTON CHAPEL CHESTNUT GROVE CHURCH on Facebook Live at 10:30 a.m. www.graceassemblycatawaba.org Pastor Kenny Davis, 17 Sage Brush Lane, New Castle; “Presenting Duane Wente, Minister, Rt. 42, New Castle, 540-864-5692. Sunday: Wor- GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH God’s Word Faithfully”; Sunday School 10:00 AM; Sunday Worship ship 10:00 a.m. 159 Old Railroad Ave, New Castle, 540-864-PRAY, Sunday School Service 11:15 AM; visit us on the web at www.paxtonchapelchurch. CORNERSTONE CHURCH 9:30AM, Sunday Worship Service 10:00AM, Wednesday Night Ser- com; email at paxtonchapel@ yahoo.com. Pastor Don Brown, Corner of Salem and Wagner, New Castle, 580-3228. vices 7:00PM. THE CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday Worship 10:30am (Children meet separately, Nursery provided). HEBRON UNITED METHODIST Contact person: Panco Cantley, 864-5035, 118 Main Street, New Cas- Bible Study - Wednesday 6p Teens - Wednesday 6p. Ministries: Men, Pastor Rodney Longmire, Rt. 606, 1981 Caldwell Mt. Rd., New Castle, tle. Service Times: Sunday, Bible classes-10 a.m., Worship-11:00 a.m., Ladies, Young Adult, and Seniors. Times vary, call for details. 540- 400-3419. Worship 11:15AM. Evening Worship-6 p.m.; Wednesday, Bible classes - 7 p.m. CRAIG HEALING SPRINGS CHRISTIAN CHURCH LIGHTHOUSE BAPTIST NEW CASTLE UNITED METHODIST (Disciples of Christ) Rev. Lee Looney, Rt. 311 N., New Castle. Sunday: Sunday School Rev. Charles Stacy, 364 Main St., New Castle, Va. 864-5242; Sunday Pastor - Kenneth W. Davis, Jr., 6 Grannys Branch Road (Johns Creek), 10AM, 11AM, & 6PM. Wednesday Bible Study 7PM. School 10AM, Worship 11AM; Monday Adult Choir 7PM, UMW 3rd New Castle, Phone: 864-6102. Sunday School at 10 am. Sunday Worship LEVEL GREEN CHRISTIAN CHURCH Wednesday 7PM, Youth and other programs, Bible Studies. at 11 am every Sunday. Fellowship meal after Sunday Worship on second 3388 Cumberland Gap Rd. Newport, Duane Wente, Minister, 540-544- ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST CATHOLIC CHURCH Sundays. Everyone is welcome! 7179. Sunday School 10:00am, Sunday Morning Worship 11:00am, 99 2nd Street, New Castle. Rev. Stephen McNally. 540-473-3691. CRAIG VALLEY BAPTIST Children’s Church 11:00am. Choir Practice, bi-weekly 7:00pm, Ladies Mass is on Sunday at 11:15 AM. 171 Salem Avenue, New Castle, 864-5667; Sunday School 10:00 a.m., meeting ¿ rst Monday of each month at 7:00pm. CRAIG COUNTY COMMUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m., Wednesday: Prayer Service and Bible Study LIGHTHOUSE BAPTIST ‘WELCOME HOME!’ 7:00 p.m., Youth Group 6:30-8:00PM, Bible Buddies at 6:30-8:00PM. Pastor Lee Looney, Rt. 311 N., New Castle, 540-525-7662. Sunday: Sunday service 9-10:15am at the VFW building in New Castle. Casual Transportation provided - call the church. Hearing devices also available. Sunday School 10AM, 11AM, & 6PM. Wednesday Bible Study 7PM. dress if you desire and contemporary praise and worship. If you don’t www.craigvalleybaptist.com MOUNTAIN VIEW CHRISTIAN have a ‘home’ church, please join us at ours with Pastor Gary Burch. CRAIG VALLEY GOSPEL FELLOWSHIP 4199 Craig Valley Drive, New Castle, 864-6622. Sunday: Worship Ser- Check us out on facebook or contact us at: craigcountycommunity- HWY 621, Pastor Roy Lee Law Jr., “Jay”, 864-8984. Sunday School vice 9:00 a.m., Children’s Church 9:15 a.m., Sunday School 10:30 [email protected]. 10:00am; Worship 11:00am., Wednesday night Bible study 7pm, from a.m. ST. THOMAS ANGLICAN CHURCH HWY 311, up HWY 621, 8 miles on left. NEW CASTLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Located at 4910 Hubert Rd, NW Roanoke, Va. Traditional Liturgical CROSSROADS CHURCH “WHERE YOUR HEART CAN FEEL THE DIFFERENCE” Lenten Services, Sunday at 10:30 am. Call (540) 589-1299 or visit 21892 Craigs Creek Road, New Castle. Pastor Gary Burch. 864-7520. Sheldon Cosma, Senior Minister; Alex James, Youth Minister; 282 Sa- www.sttofc.org for midweek masses and events. (In Roanoke, go E on Sunday School- 10-10:45AM, Sunday Worship - 11AM-Noon. lem Ave., New Castle; 864-5212; Sunday Mornings: 9 A.M. Contempo- Hershberger, L on Hubert to 4910). FIRST BAPTIST rary Service and 10:45 A.M. Traditional Service with Sunday School at Pastor Kevin Altizer, Corner of Main Street & Boyd Ave., New Castle. Church 10 A.M.; Sunday night adult Bible study at 7 P.M.; Sunday Night Youth phone 864-5919. Sunday School 10:00AM, Sunday Worship 11:00AM and Bible study (6-12) at 6:30 P.M.; Wednesday night Bible study at 5:30 If your church is not listed and if you are interested, 6PM. Wednesday Evening Bible Study 7PM, Youth Group 7:00PM, Reform- P.M. for K-5; If you need a ride to church, please contact Calvin Duncan call Randy Thompson at 540-389-9355 ers Unanimous Addiction Recovery every Friday evening at 7PM. by 8 P.M. on Saturday at 864-5321; www.nc-cc.org. or email at [email protected] Page 6 • Wednesday, February 10, 2021 • The New Castle Record www.ourvalley.org

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SportsSend story ideas & announcements to [email protected] Rockets miss out on high school basketball season, Football and volleyball seasons to be debated next The Pioneer District bas- ship games in Buena Vista Fri- the Pioneer tournaments. playing Thursday and the 15 but Craig is on hold. ketball tournaments were day, with the Blues defeating Parry McCluer and Nar- boys Friday. “On Tuesday they will vote held last week and the Region the Green Wave 43-34 in the rows advanced to the Region Next on the agenda is for the season,” said Craig 1C tournaments will be this boys’ championship and the 1C tournaments. The girls fall sports, which have been volleyball coach Geoff Boyer. week, but Craig County High Parry McCluer girls taking a were scheduled to play Tues- moved to the winter-spring “My guess is that we will start School did not get to partici- 40-28 win over Narrows. day of this week with Narrows season due to the coronavi- on the 15th and matches will pate. Consolation games were going to George Wythe and rus pandemic. The Virginia begin on March 1. We will be The Rocket boys and girls held at Eastern Montgomery Parry McCluer hosting Gray- High School League allowed wearing masks everywhere ex- teams were not given permis- Friday, and the host Mustangs son County. The Narrows football practices to start on cept while playing on the court sion to play in the Pioneer swept Bath County with the boys are at Wythe tonight, Thursday of last week but and players will be screened tournaments, as the Parry Mc- boys winning 47-36 and the Wednesday, while Parry Mc- Craig County did not allow before practice. Varsity only, Cluer boys and girls swept the East Mont girls taking a 76- Cluer hosts Auburn. Cham- the team to practice. The no JV, no middle school.” championships. Both teams 20 win. Highland County pionship games are at George VHSL is allowing volleyball More information should beat Narrows in champion- joined Craig in opting out of Wythe High, with the girls practice to begin on February be available after Tuesday. Hipes will try his hand at kayak bass fi shing tour

Lee Hipes holds up a fish. SUBMITTED PHOTOS The “Catch Bump Board” measures the fish. Lee will compete in his Special Edition Black Widow kayak.

Lee Hipes is excited to start hold up for a picture. Th at was day of the tournament you’ll bined length of your top fi ve Tiff anie, and two sons, 23 competing in the world of bass off the coast of Wilmington, get beat.” catches determines the winner. year old Brandon and 12 year fi shing in the coming months. North Carolina. Hipes is especially proud “You also have to have a old Lucas, who attends Read He recently received his new jer- Lee works at Altec Indus- of his kayak, a Bonafi de 127. GPS locater,” he said. “Th ey Mountain Middle School. sey and he’s excited to get started. tries on Center Drive in Da- Th e sleek Special Edition Black have to know exactly where Brandon also likes to fi sh and “Ever since I could stand on leville and they’ve been good Widow is one of only two in you are. Th at keeps people Lucas has fi shed in some tour- two legs I’ve had a pole in my about letting him work around the state of Virginia, and on from cheating.” naments for kids. hand,” said Hipes, who was their schedule to compete in this tour you have to use a Diff erent contests pay dif- Lee has worked hard to raised in Fincastle and now tournaments. Th e better he kayak. ferent amounts of prize money. build a name for himself and lives in, appropriately named, does, the more tournaments “Th ere are only certain mo- Some professional fi shermen promote sponsors within the “Troutville.” Th e 42 year old he’ll be able to compete in for tors you can put on a kayak,” travel full-time, earning their trout fi shing community. Now, has been fi shing all his life but better prizes. he said. “I have a Torqueedo living catching fi sh. Payouts with the tremendous growth of started to compete in tourna- “It can be kind of stressful, motor and a Carman display for the Kayak Bass Fishing and kayak bass fi shing, he’s looking ments after joining the Navy. but you get used to it,” he said. fi sh fi nder with a micro power Bass tournament trails from to bring his talents to the kay- “When I was a teenager I “I’ll be fi shing against some of pole on the back to anchor it last year were between 30 and ak fi shing nation. would fi sh every chance I’d the best in the state.” down. Th e average person is 48 thousand dollars. Th e Bass- Hipes has 11 sponsors and get,” he said. “Th en when I was Lee will be in the very com- not going to have my kayak.” cast Tournament trail is based is hoping a successful season in the Navy I was stationed in petitive Kayak Bass Fishing Lee has a measuring device on the number of boats en- leads to more. If you’d like to Seattle and I started entering tour. Smith Mountain Lake called a “catch bump board” tered in the tournament. join his sponsors you can con- tournaments.” will host tournaments in April that is used to determine how Lee wouldn’t mind being tact him at tundra7342@ya- While Lee is getting ready and September and Lee is hop- big the fi sh is. You have to able to fi sh full-time, but he hoo.com and he’ll be happy to to enter the Bass Fishing tour, ing to have an edge on his take a picture of the fi sh on needs to be sure he can sup- get back to you as soon as he he’s mostly dabbled in the home waters. the bump board, and the com- port his family. He has a wife, gets back on dry land. trout fi shing waters to this “Smith Mountain Lake is point. His trout fi shing ac- my home lake and I should do complishments include seven well there,” he said. “It could top 15 fi nishes in the Washing- make me or break me.” ton State Olympic Peninsula He said the secret to success Open, fi ve fi rst place fi nishes at is the time you spend on the the Kamp Grounds of America water, and he’s knows Smith Open, two top three fi nishes at Mountain Lake well. the South Platte Pro-Am and “You have to establish a a top 10 fi nish at the Lovin’ pattern of where the bass are Everyday Foundation Charity biting,” he said. “You try dif- Tournament. ferent lures and techniques to Th e biggest trout he’s ever try to get the bass to bite and caught was 14.3 pounds and fi nd out what they like. Th en, his top bass was 6.1 pounds. you have to catch them on the He caught a six and a half day of the tournament. You foot shark in salt water that can catch all the fi sh you want he threw back before he could before the tournament, but if weigh it, and it was too big to you can’t catch them on the Lee recently received his new jersey for the bass fishing tour. Calfee Park Baseball debuts new name for Appalachian League team Prepare to be “shell” shocked. thoughtful consideration, Prospect Development Pipe- home games in June, 11 home tion has enjoyed since 2015,” The excitement surround- we wanted a brand that rep- line for the 2021 season and games in July, and four home says Martin. “Our fans and ing the rebranding of Pu- resents what our ballpark is beyond. games in August, with the corporate partners are an in- laski’s baseball franchise cul- really all about. We have a Though teams in the Ap- regular season finale sched- tegral part of that success, and minated last week with the welcoming, fun, family envi- palachian League will no uled for Saturday, August 7th. we hope everyone will join us unveiling of the organiza- ronment that puts smiles on longer be affiliated with In total, the 2021 schedule in making the first season of tion’s new name: The Pulaski faces. We think this brand Major League Baseball or- boasts 54 dates. River Turtles baseball a mem- River Turtles. With a nod to captures that.” ganizations, MLB will have The anticipated return of orable one.” its New River Valley heritage, Pulaski’s new brand iden- a supporting role in league Appalachian League baseball Season tickets for the 2021 the inspiration behind the tity is part of the evolution operations, and athletes will to Pulaski will headline an ac- season are on sale now and River Turtles name was a re- of the restructured Appala- have extensive exposure to tion-packed summer schedule can be purchased by calling newed commitment to Calfee chian League. In Septem- MLB club scouts. at Calfee Park. The organiza- 540-980-1070. Addition- Park’s family-friendly culture. ber, the league announced it 2021 will mark Pulaski’s tion anticipates an additional ally, a very limited number of “When considering the would transition to an elite, 55th season fielding teams in lineup of special events and boxes are available. Individual name, we weighed feedback wood-bat summer league for the Appalachian League. The independent youth baseball game tickets will go on sale from the local baseball com- the top 300 college players 2021 Pulaski River Turtles dates; a complete calendar of later this spring. Pulaski River munity, Calfee Park’s history, in America. Structurally, the schedule includes 27 home events is coming soon. Turtles merchandise is avail- and our location in the New Appalachian League will serve games, with Opening Night “Our focus is to continue able for purchase online with River Valley,” says General as an entity of Major League slated for Saturday, June 5th. to build on the solid founda- many more offerings coming Manager JW Martin. “After Baseball and USA Baseball’s The schedule features 12 tion of success this organiza- soon.