One Serious Injury and Heavy Damage in Area Crashes
Several weekend accidents caused heavy damage with only one serious injury. Janet K Newlin of Winchester hit deer on Rt 601, causing her van to go off road and roll over after she braced her child. Van damage estimated at 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Devereux
Star
Rt. 601
Janet K. Newlin
Winchester
E.E. Foltz
Foltz
Arthur Skyles
Stephens City
McIntosh
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Skyles
Rt. 628
Theodore F. Hott
Robert Pfeil
Cleveland
Ohio
Hott
Rt.522
Downey
Leonard Disc
Vienna
Rt. 608
State Fire School to Draw 500 Firefighters Here
Winchester to host a statewide fire school on the second and third weekends of September attracting about 500 firefighters from Virginia with 100 from Winchester. Training emphasis spans multiple local schools, with 11 volunteers and paid staff at a fire college in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Stoddart
Winchester
Virginia
Gene Dailey
Lynn Miller
Herbert Holliday
Williamsburg
Edward Lillis
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Rouss Fire Co
Richmond
Dailey
Fire College
Williamsport
Hearings Set on Abuses In Recreational Land
The Virginia Real Estate Commission and its Land Development Study Committee will hold hearings in Norfolk and Alexandria to gather testimony on alleged abuses in recreational land development. The panel seeks input on misrepresentations, title conveyance, pricing, and potential corrective legislation. Written testimony should be sent to Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Real Estate Commission
Norfolk
Alexandria
William Dennis
Real Estate Commission
Dennis
Council Chambers
City Hall
Land Development Study Committee
Richmond
Winchester Kindergarten Registration Underway in City Schools
Winchester parents of new residents register pupils from 9 to 3 today through Friday at the elementary, Daniel Morgan Middle, or Handley High depending on grade. A parent or guardian must attend. pupil presence not required. Fees include $6 materials for K–5, $10 for grades 6–8, $15 for 9–12, plus a tower fee of $3 for secondary students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Daniel Morgan Middle School
Handley High School
Johnson
Winchester School Board to Review Maternal Sick Leave Policy
The Winchester School Board will discuss proposed changes to maternal sick leave for personnel at 7:30 p.m. in the board office on N Braddock St. Superintendent Johnson says the change would modify how long sick leave may be used during pregnancy from hospitalization days to days incapacitated or unable to work. The board postponed the issue previously to reword and clarify the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Jacob Johnson
Beverly Clark
Winchester School Board
School Board
N. Braddock St
Johnson
Bustle of Activity Heralds Warren County Fair
The Warren County fairgrounds open tonight at 6 p.m. with exhibits from farmers homemakers and craftsmen. A calf scramble debuts this year alongside traditional events and nightly performances as the schedule runs through Saturday with gates opening daily and a final release on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
U.S. Army
Frederick
Warren
Avar Otaff
Front Royal
Jaycee
Warren County
Warren County Fair
Lonzo
Oscar
Roy Drusky
Grand Ole Opry
Red Steed
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rt. 641
T.E. Downey
Walter McIntosh
Winchester Evening Star
Brea Mens
Rouss Company
Woodstock Lane
Merrimans Lane
Helen Thompson
Bunny Jones
Brandy Stations
International Harvester
Diehl Wilson
David Openchange
Tommy McFarland
Jerry Whitlock
Culpeper
Larry Setts
Remmington
Bobby Eppard
Elkton
Clarke Board
Berryville
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
William Hatfield
Lord Fairfax Health District
United Methodist Church
Frank Howell
Howell
Shenandoah County
Luray
General Assembly of Virginia
Frederick Fair
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
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