Massanutten Mountain Site of New Group Camp
A new Operation Mainstream project on Massanutten Mountain in the George Washington National Forest northwestern Virginia will train 70 people in masonry carpentry forestry work and heavy equipment operation. The program blends job training with conservation education and aims to provide accessible camping facilities for handicapped and disadvantaged groups with participation from TAP and the U S Forest Service.
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George Washington National Forest
Virginia
Oes Valley
TAP
Manpower Administration
U.S. Dept. of Labor
U.S. Forest Service
TAP Manpower
Ralph Leach
Massanutten Mountain
Front Royal
Washington
Baltimore
Hot Springs
Staunton
Joseph F. Hudick
Harrisonburg
George Washington Forest
Hudick
Bobby Lee Clark
Clark
Bath County
Forest Service
Maryland Student Steven Cox Named to Dean's List
Steven Brice Cox, a University of Maryland junior, was named to the Dean's List for the last two semesters of the school year. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James S. Cox of Brunswick and the grandson of Mrs. Welby C. Cox of Winchester.
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Steven Brice Cox
University of Maryland
He Is
James S. Cox
Brunswick, Md
Welby C. Cox
Winchester
Harvey L. Settle
Rt. 2
Lear Siegler Institute
IBM _ Data Processing
James Wood
John Fincham
Father of Scouting Honored at Winchester Camp Dedication
Eugene B. Cooper of Winchester, longtime Scoutmaster of the citys first Boy Scout Troop, was honored as an honorary staff member at the Shenandoah Area Council Camp Rock Enon dedication ceremony. Attendees included Council President Lewis M. Costello and Roy Bayliss, with prayers by Rev. Virgil A. Moyer Jr. The event noted Cooper as founder of Scouting in the area and reflected on early troop days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene B. Cooper
Winchester
Shenandoah Area
Boy Scouts of America
Camp Rock Enon
Cooper
William Wolfersberger
Council
Lewis M. Costello
Roy Bayliss
W. Va
Winchester- Frederick County
Huntley Denies Life Quote On Nixon Presidency
Chet Huntley rebutted Life magazine for quoting him as saying it frightens him Nixon is president. He wrote Bozeman Chronicle that he worried about presidents’ health endurance power and decisions. Huntley retires from the telecast to pursue a Montana recreational complex project.
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Bozeman, Mont
Chet Huntley
Huntley- Brinkley
Life Magazine
Richard M. Nixon
Bozeman Chronicle
Huntley
United States
New York
Life
NBC
Montana
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Eugene Cooper
Clifton Forge
Total Action Against Poverty
Roanoke
Bedford, Botcourt
Craig and
Rockbridge
Thomas Jefferson Nationa Forest
Steven Cox
NEW Born's
Bogors Department Stores
Berryville Ave
Astounding
Wilkinson the Blade
Wilkinson
du Pont
Shorty
Thermo King Auto
Tag Monge
Kern Motor CO
S. Loudoun ST
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