Big Brothers Big Sisters honors two area Big Brothers
The Duff’s Pagoda Room event saluted Bill Nethers and Bill Prusch for outstanding service as Big Brothers. Nethers described a rewarding, mentoring bond with his Little Brother. Prusch discussed custody efforts and his Little Brother’s school and home improvements amid family care and tragedy. Approximately 45 people attended as Dr. Howard Bean spoke on human relations work and Winchester’s path forward.
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Duff's
Pagoda Room
Big Brothers
Bill Nethers
Bill Prusch
Bill Shendon
John Fitzgerald
Nethers
Fitzgerald
Prusch
Bill
Dad
Howard Bean
Winchester
Big Sisters
Duff's Pagoda Room
Miller Protests but Is Elected Anyway
Winchester Planning Commission reappointed J Lee Miller as chair despite his protests citing a one year term. The vote also named Stephen M Rosenberger as vice chair and outlined new advisory non voting members Zuckerman and Seldon. The body approved five property redivisions and endorsed an urban mass transit study for submission to the Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission.
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New England Patriots
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Miller
Wendell Seldon
Winchester
Charles Zuckerman
Stephen M. Rosenberger
Edward C. Shokes
Robert E. Casey
Joseph P. Dorsey
James L. Berry
Miller, Rosenberger
Ferman W. Perry
Commission
Zuckerman and Seldon
Reed Nester
Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission
Clarke County Seeks 1.036 Million HUD Funds
Berryville Clarke County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved an application for federal HUD funds totaling 1 036 200 dollars. The county seeks maximum possible support for housing and development programs to aid local projects and services.
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Berryville
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
HUD
Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
Boyce
Waterloo
Josephine Park
Millwood Center
Boyce School
Clarke County Park
Fire Tears Through 100 Acres at Smithsonian Center
A runaway grass fire at the Smithsonian Research and Conservation Center near Front Royal scorched over 100 acres but left animals unharmed and buildings intact. Fire crews from multiple counties and services battled 40 mph winds until under control about an hour after starting around 2:30 p.m. No injuries reported. camels and other animals stood calm as staff and volunteers assisted.
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Smithsonian Research and Conservation Center
Front Royal
Star
Larry Collins
Front Royal Fire Department
Mead to Visit as Northwestern Mental Health Plans Meeting
The Northwestern Mental Health Association will discuss Margaret Mead’s forthcoming visit at its annual meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Braddock Street United Methodist Church fellowship hall. Officers for 1976 will be elected. Mead will participate in activities on March 19.
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Margaret Mead
Northwestern Mental Health Association
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
Dr. Mead
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