Shenandoah College admissions rise 65 percent
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music reports applications up by more than 65 percent from last year with an expected total above 600. Reasons include programs in demand, a four year arts and science program, many transfer students, a strong recruiting drive, personalized admissions counseling, and robust financial aid totaling over three quarters of a million dollars for the year. Registration for the second semester and fall 1976 projections show continued enrollment growth. A separate fire in Stephens City involved a chimney blaze at a residence on Rt. 636 with no damage.
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Shenandoah College
Conservatory of Music
Dwight Moore
Moore
Shenandoah
Stephens City
Dave Smith
Three Warren Supervisors Back Anti Consolidation Effort
Three Warren County Board of Supervisors oppose merging Front Royal with Warren County. George Baggarly Wilson Burke and James Wetzel voiced opposition at the Citizens to Oppose Consolidation meeting. Wetzel cited cost concerns and suggested cooperation between town and county without consolidation.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Board of Supervisors
George Baggarly
Wilson Burke
James Wetzel
Burke
Baggarly
Wetzel
John Marlow
Area ABC Sales Down Up Slightly in Statewide Read
Local ABC stores in Clarke Winchester and Warren counties show 1975 sales four tenths of a percent lower than 1974 while spending rose nearly two percent. statewide Virginians spent 207 million on liquor up four and a half percent. Berryville Front Royal Ward's Plaza and Loudoun Street Mall cited with varied gains and losses. The state tax is fourteen percent.
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Star
ABC
Alcoholic Beverages Control Board
Clarke
Winchester
Warren County
Berryville
Front Royal
Ward's Plaza
Plaza Abc
Loudoun St. Mall
Bloodmobile visits highlight life saving donations in Winchester
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Christ Church Parish House in Winchester on the third Tuesday monthly to collect blood for the Washington Regional Blood Center. Donors range from first timers to regulars like councilman Charles Zuckerman, with a typical 40 minute process and a goal of 155 pints per visit to meet annual needs.
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Winchester- Frederick County
American Red Cross
Winchester Elks Lodge
Washington
Red Cross
Winchester
Charles M. Zuckerman
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Winchester Evening Star
Warren
Marlow
J. Miles Cary
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Handley Pta
Daniel Morgan Middle School
Howard Bean
Northwestern Psychiatric Clinic
Handley High School
Handley
Dr. Bean
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