Stonewall Residents Oppose Park Plans in Frederick County
Frederick County officials faced strong local opposition to long range plans for a 365 acre park east of Stephens City featuring a golf course and campground. Residents urged development like Clearbrook Park and rejected admission fees. The next meetings are planned at Senseny Road School, Robert E Ayler and Star Tannery. Meanwhile Dr. John A. Hunter of Louisiana will visit Winchester Lodge for Moose events.
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Clearbrook
Stonewall
Stephens City
Frederick County Parks and Recreation Dept
William Pike
Parks and Recreation Dept
Pike
Senseny Road School
Robert E. Ayler
Star Tannery
John A. Hunter
Baton Rouge
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Winchester Lodge
the Order
New York City
Hunter
Louisiana State University
Order
Sonner
Doris
Jay Lee
Winchester Moose Lodge
Front Royal Extends Consolidation Debate with Conditions
Front Royal Town Council offers conditions to Warren County Board of Supervisors for a spring 1976 consolidation vote, delaying annexation to Jan 1 1976 if approved. It seeks county takeovers of joint ventures, fair trash service funding, and continued town autonomy on taxes and services, with a November 4 1975 referendum if no agreement.
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Susan Burke
Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Front Royal Volunteer Fire Department
Library
Parks and Recreation
Industrial Authority
Airport Authority
Civic Center
Chamber of Commerce
Confederate Museum
Lord Fairfax Planning District
Council
John K. Marlow
Elizabeth W. Malta
George B. Baggarly
Front Royal Extension
Malta
Baggarly
Health Dept Warns Canoeists On Unlicensed River Camps
State Health Department warns canoeists and campers about growing use of unlicensed sites along the Shenandoah River. Officials note crowding from rental outfits and trespassing risks, urging operators to obtain health permits and provide sanitary facilities.
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State Health Department
Shenandoah River
Health Dept
State Board of Health
Bureau of Tourist Establishment Sanitation
Break-In Reported: $5,000 in Goods Stolen from Earl Haines Inc
More than $5,000 of goods were reported stolen from Earl Haines Inc. on Rt. 7 east of Winchester after closing Wednesday. The break-in was discovered and reported yesterday morning by the Frederick County Sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Haines Inc
Rt. 7
Winchester
Frederick County
Cancer Society Nears Goal Shortfall in Winchester Unit
Arthur Jolliffe reports the Winchester Frederick County unit has raised $15 487 32 of its 18 250 goal for the American Cancer Society accounting year ending August 31. If you have not contributed mail donations to 117 W Boscawen St and call 667 2315 for more information. Police report a break in at a rear door with 35 or 36 truck tires valued at 3120 one camping vehicle 1889 and a TV set taken. Lt J Alvin Johnson Jr and Sgt Holmes D Smoke Sr investigate.
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American Cancer Society
Arthur Jolliffe
Winchester-Frederick County
Jolliffe
W. Boscawen St
J. Alvin Johnson Jr
Holmes D. Smoke Sr
Star Tannery
Charles W. Brill Jr
Edward C. Pilkins
Arlington
Carla J. Weaver
Frederick Michael Mills
Russell L. Oats Jr
Meta E. Oats
Leesburg
Frederick County General District Court
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Winchester Evening Star —— Area News
Clearbrook Park
West Virginia
Recreation Dept
Fred Flintstone
Scooby Doo
Loudoun St
Kings Dominion
Trary
James Wood
James Wood High School
John McIntorff
Edward Lizer
Cancer Society
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