Middletown Nurse Harry Headley Nurtures Plants at Home
In Middletown, 54 year old nurse Harry Headley tends about 15 house plant varieties, led by philodendron, in a foyer garden that mirrors his caring work at Warren Memorial Hospital. He started seven years ago after his mother died to fend loneliness and now dreams of a future African violet business.
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Middletown
Harry Headley
Headley
Warren Memorial Hospital
Blacksburg
Warren
Legals Noticed Hobbyist Growers House Plants and African Violets
Headley splits life between nursing at Warren Memorial and tending house plants. He plans to expand violet growing with fluorescent lighting and may retire to run a plant business. He shares plants with hospital patients and believes hobbies bring comfort and living beauty.
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Warren County
Winchester Board of Zoning Hearings Sets Public Variance Sessions
The Winchester Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on August 16 1978 at 3 00 P M in the Council Chamber of Rouss City Hall Winchester Virginia on three variance requests for 1000 Berryville Avenue 1608 Bellview Avenue and 116 Bruce Drive Citizens may speak on approval or disapproval and further information is available at the Department of Planning and Zoning Room 211 Reuss City Hall.
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Winchester Board OF Zoning
Winchester Board of Zoning Appeals
Council Chamber
Rouss City Hall
Winchester
Virginia
Department of Planning and Zoning
Reuss City Hall
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
Court Square
Clarke E. Copenhaver, SR
Jack Shapiro
Ralph J. Curry
T/ACS & C. C/O
Thomas C. Baker
Box 188
Kernstown
Battaile Drive
Industrial-Limited
M-1
Back Creek
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Star
Winchester Evening Star
Frederick South
Headley Cabbage
Garland M. Canter, Inc
Berryville Avenue
Thomas P. Keenan
RS-1
Bellview Avenue
Bruce Drive
James Vickers
S. Euclid Avenue
Frederick
Office of Planning and Development
9 Court Square
Cape Cod
Sale
Dacron
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