Community notices and club meetings in Frederick County this week
The Home Economics Advisory Committee will meet June 22 at 7 30 p.m. in the James Wood department. Vacation Bible School runs June 19 23 at Calvary Church of the Brethren on Front Royal Road from 9 a.m. to noon for ages 2 to 8th grade. TOPS meets Thursdays at 7 p.m. for new members. June 8 TOPS of Virginia No 56 met at First United Methodist Church. J Tardino named queen of the week and L Wood won the monthly game. James Wood Class of 1958 announces its 20th reunion July 1 at Duff's Pagoda at 6 30 p.m. Reservation deadline June 20. Contacts include Wendell Dick at 667 7048 regarding Rosella Pingley Gloria Betty Fauver Avery or Jacob F Harrold. Warren County Extension Activities list June events at Viscose City EH Rockland EH Front Royal EH with hostesses and times. Wood Band Boosters plan a hoagie bake sale June 30 in front of Leggett's Mall with advance orders. New officers include Ruth Hockman president Irving Lavitz VP Pat McDonald secretary Shirly Race treasurer. Summer Music Camp planned at Camp Frame WV volunteers for camp cooks invited. Band Boosters approved $1,500 in scholarships for 1978 and plan a Haunted House for Halloween seeking suitable locations with parking.
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Frederick County
James Wood
Calvary Church of the Brethren
Front Royal Road
TOPS
J. Henshaw
Tops of
Virginia No
First United Methodist Church
J. Tardino
L. Wood
Duff's Pagoda
Rosella Pingley
Gloria
Betty Fauver Avery
Jacob F. Harrold
Wendell Dick
Warren County
Mary Lou Boies
Rockland EH
Bing Crosby Stadium
French Tolliver
Front Royal EH
Norman Mauck
Fimo Phillips
Nannie Thompson
Leggett's
Loudoun St. Mall
James Wood Band Boosters
Ruth Hockman
Irving Lavitz
Pat McDonald
Shirly Race
Camp Frame
W.va
Barbara Metz
Local Extension Homemakers and EH Club Meeting Notices
Extension Homemakers Club meets June 20 at 10 a.m. in the Lord Fairfax Room War Memorial Building with Devotions by Mrs. Gretna Manuel. hostesses Miss Dorothy Austin Mrs. Elizabeth Keller and Mrs. Anita Lanahan. Stephens City EH Club meets June 21 at 10 a.m. at Opequon Presbyterian Church Kernstown. bring a bag lunch. Mrs. Wilkins presents Smoke Detectors program and Miss Mildred Shryock teaches gift item making. small supply charge. July and August break noted. Friendly Grove EH Club meets June 21 at 7 p.m. Mt Falls Community Center. hostess Mrs. Ethel Talhem. plans for bazaar and Youth Fair exhibit discussed.
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Valley Mill Extension Homemakers Club
Lord Fairfax
War Memorial Building
Gretna Manuel
Dorothy Austin
Elizabeth Keller
Anita Lanahan
Stephens City
EH Club
Opequon Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
Retta Clayton
Mary Jane Jenkins
Virginia Wilkins
Friendly Grove EH Club
Mt. Falls
Ethel Talhem
Martha Brewer Weds Gary W Chrisman in Millwood Chapel
Martha Brewer of Millwood and Gary Wilson Chrisman of Berryville exchange vows June 10 at the Old Chapel in Millwood. The Rev. William Brookper officiates. Bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Claude S. Brewer of Galax. Groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Kirby of Winchester. Reception at Shenandoah Valley Country Club. They plan a trip to Canaan Valley Resort and residence in Berryville.
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Martha Jean Brewer
Millwood
Gary Wilson Chrisman
Berryville
William Brook
Claude S. Brewer
Galax
Vernon Kirby
Winchester
Tim Battersby
Susie Dixon Garner
Roger Edward Kirby
Sterling
Shenandoah Valley Country Club
Canaan Valley Resort
Chrisman
Galax High School
Lenoir Rhyne College
VPI
Handley High School
Handley
Lord Fairfax Community College
Shepherd College
Clarke County Parks and Recreation Department
Engagement announced for Saundra Wisecarver and David Price
Saundra Kaye Wisecarver of Rt. 1 Clearbrook and David Bryan Price of Rt. 1 plan an August 19 wedding. Wisecarver, a 1977 James Wood High School graduate, attends Lord Fairfax Community College and works at Hardee's Winchester. Price, a 1976 James Wood graduate, works at Price's Garage with his father, Robert Reace Price.
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Glenden Lee Wisecarver
Rt. 1
Clearbrook
Saundra Kaye
David Bryan Price
Robert Reace Price
Miss Wisecarver
James Wood High School
Lord Fairfax Community College
Hardee's of
Winchester
Mr. Price
James Wood
Price
Dear Abby on Telephone Solicitations and Courtesy
Readers debate the burden of telemarketing and junk calls. Abused by the public complains of threats while a Clackamas executive urges privacy protections and limits on computer calls. Salespeople argue phone outreach saves gasoline and should allow unlisted numbers for privacy.
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Abby
Clackamas
Ore
Public Utilities Commissioner
Salem
Gordon S. Gleason
Virginia Star Agribusinesswoman Lisa Whitacre Honored
Lisa Whitacre daughter of Mr and Mrs William Whitacre of Whitacre was named the 1978 Star Agribusinessman of Virginia at the fifth session of the 52d State FFA Convention. The James Wood chapter member plans to study Food Science and Technology at VPI and SU.
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Lisa Whitacre
William Whitacre
Whitacre
Virginia
State Department of Education
Miss Whitacre
James Wood High Schonal
FFA
James Wood
VPI & SU
Dean's List Honor for Shenandoah Student Marlowe
The Rev. Paul David Marlowe Jr. of Berryville earned a 3.50 average to place on Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music spring semester Dean's list of honor students.
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Shenandoah
Paul David Marlowe Jr
Berryville
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
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Stony Acres Athletic
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