Pleasant Valley Raritans oppose PE rate increase
The Pleasant Valley Raritan Club voted to oppose Potomac Edison rate rise before the Public Service Commission. Club president Wayne Smathwood named Robert Gakes to lead the protest and contact Potomac Edison and the PSC. The group, serving southern Washington County including Gapland and Sands Hook, authorized treasury spending to support the protest and funded senior awards and equipment for Pleasant Valley School.
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Pleasant Valley
Raritans
Raritan Chub
Potomac Edison
Public Service Commission
Wayne Smathwood
Robert Gakes
Gakes
Antermning
Chens I Natural
Stanfood
Washington County
Containong
Gapland
Brownsville
Yarrossburg
Garretts Mall
Sands Hook
Club
The
Treasury
ATSC
Pleasant Valley Schlooll
Bounsboro
Rea Derr
C&o Canal National Historical Park
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Illinois Center For Parapsychological Research
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Len Crawford
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Washington County Free Library
Arnold Schofield
Village Smithy
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
MSM
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General Electric
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H. L. Hartz & Sons, Inc
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Goverment Senves Savings & Loan, Inc
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