At A Glance Nursery School Opens in September
Sunnyside Presbyterian Nursery School plans a September 10 start and runs September through May following Frederick County School System holidays. Hours are 8:30 am to noon on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Space remains for several children. information at 662 6312. Also: Lions Club talk by Deoms Extension Agent on August 28 at Winchester Recreation Park. Homecoming at Relief United Methodist Church August 26 with Rev. Earl Day. Dairy Herd awards and butterfat production listed for Clarke Frederick Dairy Improvement Association members.
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Sunnyside Presbyterian Nursery School
Frederick County
Deoms
C. Deoms
Anebee
Eee
Lions Club
Winchester Recreaton Park
University of Maryland
Vip&su
Bis
Stephenson
Dooms
Relief United Methodist Church
Earl Day
New Baby Names from Royal County Birth Notices
Birth announcements list multiple newborns with parents and locations across communities. Emmy Nancy Gottschalk Jeffrey Ian Richman Michael Scott Brian Matthew Kristina Nicole Elizabeth Ann appear with birth dates August 19 to August 23 and accompanying mother’s maiden names.
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Roy Edward Gottschalk
Rt. 7
Emmy Nancy
Gottschalk
Nancy Dorothy Stewart
Wayne Martin Richman
Summit
Cross Junction
Jeffrey Ian
Ichman
Joanne Sar‘dinsky
Franklin
Arthur Kidwell
Rt. 1
Paw Paw
W.va
Michael Scott
Ridwell
Florence Knislin
Brian Matthew
Dewey Dean Minter
Middletown
Minter
Edith Maxine Grand
Kristina Nicole
David Armistead Wine
Massie Drive
Stipes
Rebecca Jane Oore
William Arthur Miller
Rt. 2
Front Royal
Elizabeth Ann
UVa Hospital Cuts 48 Beds Over Nurse Shortage
University of Virginia Hospital will close 48 beds for about 30 days due to a nurse shortage. Acting medicine chair Dr Merle A Sande cites noncompetitive nurse salaries and about 100 vacant of 840 positions. If not an emergency admission, patients may be put off.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Merle A.sande
Department of Medicine
Uva
Handley High School Class of 1959 20th Reunion
The Handley High School class of 1959 celebrated its 20th reunion on Saturday August 11 at Duff's Pagoda Room. Prizes honored members for travel, children, baby, least and most changed. Attendees included Winchester Frederick Clarke County area alumni and out of town classmates from Indiana New York North Carolina Washington D C and more.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Apple Pie Ridge
Rex Honedel
Cochairman
John Kronenberger
Sears
Joe Domagola
Handley High School
Duff’s
Pagoda Room
Janet Bish Holmes
Bloomington
Ind
Shanda Kiser Rowe
Greg Dick
Terry Jones Kellas
Bill Shendon
Daisy Clark Copp
Dudley Pierce
Seepene
Winchester-Frederick
Clarke County
Patsy Anderson Thomas
Regie Baker
Jane Ann Bauserman Elchner
Ben Butler
Mike Foreman
Nancy Hyatt Baylis
Patsy McCauley Baker
Janet Newlin Luttrell
Anita Pennypacker Farmer
Evelyn Riley Bailey
Pat Ryan Grandstaff
Sandra Shiner Forney
Sonny Sibert
Veerie Stickley Foreman
Elaine Boyer Roy
Lynchburg
Mary Jane Knee Edwards
Williamsburg
Elizabeth Lacy Thompson
Fredericksburg
Susan Nichols DeHaven
Alexandria
Jeffersonville
Charles Rinker
Arlington
Hunter Maddox
Mary Joe Fore
Stanley Holcombe
Henrietta Ritter
Rural Training Project Granted to Northwestern Board
The Northwestern Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation Services Board receives a 65 840 dollar grant from the Office of Developmental Disabilities for The Rural Training Project to train mentally retarded individuals in Clarke Frederick Page Shenandoah Warren and Winchester for competitive employment in rural settings. The program aims to provide intensive short term training and respite care alternatives to center based programs and to foster independence within the home community with involvement from Shen-Paco Industries and the Virginia Department of Rehabilitative Services. Rebecca Dawkins is coordinating the project with contact points at 21 S. Kent St. and Warren County Mental Health Center.
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Northwestern Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation Services Board
Office of Developmental Disabilities
Northwestern Workshop
Shen-Paco Industries
Department of Rehabilitative Services
Clarke
Frederick
Page
Shenandoah
Warren
Winchester
Rebecca Dawkins
Dawkins
S. Kent St
Current Best Sellers List Highlights Public Interest
Publishers' Weekly compiled top fiction and non fiction in a list of best sellers. The lineup includes Sophie's Choice by William Styron The Matarese Circle by Robert Ludlum The Last Enchantment by Mary Stewart Shilburi by Trevanian The Island by Peter Benchley The Complete Scarsdale Medical Diet by Herman Tarnower Cruel Shoes by Steve Martin The Pritikin Program for Diet and Exercise by Nathan Pritikin How to Prosper During the Coming Bad Years by Howard J Ruff The Medusa and the Snail by Lewis Thomas.
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Publishers’ Weekly
William Styron
Robert Ludlum
Mary Stewart
Trevanian
Peter Benchley
Scarsdale
Herman Tarnower
Steve Martin
Pritikin
Nathan Pritikin
Patrick McGrady Jr
Howard J. Ruff
Lewis Thomas
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Tov Clarke
Frederick D.H.I
Clarke-Frederick
William Rickard
James Luthan
Berryville
Ash-Will Farm
Ja Hae
Burch McKay
Millwood
Bevo
John Hardesty & Son
James Ethan
David F. Childs
Summit Point
Warren Memorial Hospital
Ruth
Colonial Mall
Berryville Ave
Efeggett
Stride Rite
Loudoun St. Mall
Virginia Department of Rehabilitatie Services
Virginia Department of
Super Sunjuns
Bass
America
Virginia
Loudoun Street
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