Hospital invites art from Winchester artists for rooms
Winchester Memorial Hospital considers displaying original art in patient rooms. administrator Carl S Napps seeks local artists age 16 and up to loan works. Pieces should be framed and wired, not exceed 18 by 24 inches, and labeled with artist details and loan notice. Artists should bring works Sept 12 between 4 and 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Carl S. Napps
Winchester
Napps
Cornelia James Dorgan
W.F
Solving Problems All the Way Through
Conservation of Resources Committee reports progress after three years of work by the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce. Past chairman Joe Zuckerman promoted recycling through civic groups and business groups. Three Kwik Klean centers at Amherst A P parking lot Berryville Ave Grand Union and Ward Plaza support the effort.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Zuckerman
James Wilson
Amherst A&p
Berryville Ave
Grand Union
Ward Plaza
Ferguson
Frederick Projects Outlined Before Stonewall Ruritans
Frederick County Administrator J O Ronalds outlined county water and sewer site criteria and a long range plan before the Stonewall District Ruritan Club. He cited a 7.5 million education-building program and discussed impact fees, zoning, and land use planning to guide growth while noting recreation, landfill, and regional sewage questions. Conservation, recycling efforts, and the Oregon Bottle Bill were also discussed with local officials stressing shared responsibility.
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Frederick
J. O. Ronalds
County Board of Supervisors
Stonewall District
Ruritan Club
Renalds
Stonewall
Clearbrook
Board of Supervisors
Augusta County
Frederick County
Ronalds
H. Ronald Berg
Raritan Club
Rezoning Requests Approved by Frederick County Planning Commission
The Frederick County Planning Commission approved five rezoning applications for recommendation to the county board, with one tabled and another withdrawn amid resident protest. ESSANEE withdrew 33 acres east of Fairway Estates after about 15 residents spoke against rezoning. Proposals included mixed residential and business uses, townhouses, and an intended small business cluster. Other approvals covered large and small land parcels for single family homes, industrial use, a drive-in theatre, a garden center, and a motel complex. several plats were approved or tabled for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Planning Commission
County Board of Supervisors
Carlin L. Smith
Lester A. Elliot
Essanee
Fairway Estates
Benjamin Butler
Berger
Commission
Planning Commission
Charles P. Cabaniss
Rt. 608
Cabaniss
Maurice J. Duffy
Rt. 277
Stephens City
Agricultural
Industrial
Harry B. Crim
Senseny Rd
Rt. 656
Greenwood Rd
Cavalier Scottish Inns, Inc
Rt. 81
Rt. 627
Middletown
Albin Acres
Zeiger
Cooper
Gordondale
Oak Hill
Lake Holiday
Rezoning Moratorium Deemed Illegal by Frederick County Official
Frederick County Planning Commission attorney Clinton R. Ritter contests a recent rezoning moratorium as illegal, saying the wording was flawed and minutes from the June 12 meeting remain unavailable. In a special session the commission debated postponing actions for 30 days but proceeded with rezoning applications, while a local club heard that the moratorium never took effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton R. Ritter
Frederick County Planning Commission
County Board of Supervisors
Ritter
Commission
James W. Galladay
Manuel DeHaven
Planning Commission
Stonewall Ruritan Club
H. Ronald Berg
Children at Camp Easter Seal Receive Speech Therapy
Four of seven area children spend a month at Camp Easter Seal in Craig County. The youths William Freeman Perry Whitacre Danny Blanchard and Roger Allamong enjoy activities while receiving speech therapy. Camperships funded by the Winchester Easter Seal Youth Action Campaign Committee.
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Craig County
William Freeman
Perry Whitacre
Danny Blanchard
Roger Allamong
Winchester
Front Royal Man Injured In Clarke County Car Crash
Pearl Nickens, 20, of Front Royal, was hospitalized after a two vehicle crash on Rt. 638 ten miles south of Boyce. The car skidded off the road and hit an embankment and a large tree. Passenger Gary Nickens, 15, was treated and released. The vehicle was a total loss.
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Front Royal
Boyce
Clarke County
Pearl Nickens
Rt. 2
Winchester Memorial Hospital
W. J. Shevakas
Nickens
Gary Nickens
Shevokas
Plan Day Care Center Bids Near Baltimore
The Baltimore Regional Joint Board of Health and Welfare Fund of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America seeks bids by July for the sixth union day care center. It will serve 200 children ages two to six, with about 1,000 already in similar centers. The project brings total centers to six and cost to six million dollars. The center will offer meals, snacks, instruction, playgrounds, and on-site health care, aiming to provide a childhood education experience beyond babysitting and noting Europe’s mandates. Completion is expected by spring with location near Rt 11 by the J Schoeneman plant.
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Ronalds
Kernstown
Renalds
William A. Morris
Frederick County Sanitation Authority
Red Bud Run
Abrams Creek
Baltimore
Rt. 11
J. Schoeneman
Europe
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Joe Teates
Front Royal Road
Vincent Cala
Amstar Corp
Joe
Beverley Greenhalgh
Resources Committee
Gail Davis
Winchester Council of Garden Clubs and Women’s Civic Leagues
Conservation Committee
Wilson and Zuckerman
Jim Ackley
Zuckerman and Wilson
Edmunds
Oregon
Butler
Boris Luts
Thomas B. Rosenberger
Rt. 600
Rt. 613
Rosen
John T. Solenberger
Rt. 7
Ino. S. Solenberger and Co
Clarke - Chrysler
Plymouth, Inc
Solenberger
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