New Businesses Open In Restored Winchester Shops
Apple Country Crafts relocates to 24 South Kent Street in Winchester in a 1,200 square foot space rented from Molden Real Estate Corp. The building and adjacent property were purchased from Preservation of Historic Winchester and restored to PHW standards for relocated tenants. Mrs. Boyne notes Kent Street’s rising profile and that most customers already found the new shop.
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Apple Country Crafts
Rt. 50
City
S. Kent St
Ruth Boyne
Molden Real Estate Corp
St. Kent
Historic
Winchester
PHW
Carter attacks Steiger plan on capital gains tax
President Carter and Treasury Secretary Blumenthal blasted Rep. Steiger and the 25 percent capital gains tax cut proposal. The administration favors broader tax reform, while Democrats back alternatives like a 35 percent cut. Carter insists on a $15 billion annual tax-reduction package and vetoes potential Steiger or Jones amendments.
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N.Y. Times News
Carter
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Senate Subcommittee On Taxation
William A. Steiger
Wisconsin
Steiger
Mr. Steiger
Jones
James Jones
Oklahoma
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Berryville to Welcome New Eatery from Local Owner
Berryville prepares for the opening of a yet unnamed new restaurant on business Rt. 7 near the railroad. Owner Robert Bachelor, who also runs The Melting Pot in Front Royal, plans two dining rooms and a summer porch seating about 84, with beer after ABC license approval and hours around 10:30 a.m. to 10 or 11 p.m. weekdays and midnight weekends.
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Kathleen Devereux
Olar
Berryville
Robert Bachelor
Bachelor
Melting Pot
Front Royal
Charles Longerbeam
ABC
Acoholic Beverage Control
Bachler
Rhodes named head of new Customer Service dept at Winchester Printers
Stephen D. Rhodes will lead a new Customer Service unit at Winchester Printers Inc acting as a printing consultant to guide customers in placing orders. He has worked in typesetting layout and pasteup since 1969 and resides in Shawneeland with his wife Patricia and son Douglas.
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Stephen D. Rhodes
Winchester Printers, Inc
Rhodes
Winchester Printers
Patricia
Douglas
Shawneeland
Snider Honored at Winchester Printers Retirement Dinner
Winchester Printers Inc community hosts a June 29 event at Carpers Valley Golf Club to honor Upton L. Snider on 49 years in printing. Snider started in 1929 learning type setting and press operation, served in WWII, led Pifer Printing Co, and now serves as Sales Manager. He is married to Rebecca Pifer and lives on Morgan Street. He receives an engraved gold watch and employee gift.
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Winchester Printers, Inc
Carpers Valley Golf Club
Upton L. Snider
Snider
Winchester Printers
W. R. Pifer
Pifer Printing Co
Rebecca Pifer
Morgan Street
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Loudoun St
Clarke Chamber
Bank of
Clarke County
Jim Hobbs
E. Main Street
Hobbs
Chamber
Chamber of Contact
Winchester Evening Star
Money Management
American Institute of Certified Accountants
Blue Ridge
Virginia Society of C.p.a.s
OLD Dominion Savings & Loan
Federal Gov't. and
Federal Home Loan
Lemuel W. Brown
Thomas T. Byrd
Robert B. Dale, Jr
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Fred L. Glaize
Iil
J.T. Kremer, Jr
Wayne B. Omps
Maurice W. Perry
William L. Perry Alson H. Smith, Jr
Henry H. Whiting
James R. Wilkins, Jr
J. Sloan Kuykendall
James R. Wilkins
Old Dominion
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Washington Sts
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