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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1975

Page

5

Wiltshire Named to Winchester School Board in 6-5 Vote

Winchester City Council approved John L. Wiltshire to replace Marvin E. Gore Jr. on the School Board after debate over board responsiveness. The Education Committee had recommended Wiltshire, while Frances C. Way was nominated by Councilman S Pannill Jones, citing Way is a former educator.

Fran Coombs John L. Wiltshire Winchester War Memorial Council Lord Fairfax Wiltshire George H. Garber Marvin E. Gore Jr Edward D. Whittle William H. Pifer Pifer Garber Whittle S. Pannill Jones Education Committee Frances C. Way Gore Virginia Avenue Hoffman Heights Orchard St Botanical Gardens Lillard The Municipal League Roy W. Bayliss Jr Glass Jones Bayliss C.L. Riley Charles M. Zuckerman Ben B. Dutton Jr Stewart Bell Jr William S. Keyton Sr Shirley Michael M. Foreman William M. Mote Zuckerman Parks and Recreation Committee Parks and Recreation Board Shenandoah Valley

School board appointment seen as chance to steer district

Jones warns the council that appointing school board members is a fleeting chance to influence decisions before the board becomes autonomous over funding and programs. He criticizes lack of direct public contact with management and questions Gesell Institute usage.

Jones Gesell Institute

Town May Get EPA Grant for 2.5 MGD Plant

Front Royal officials hear a possible EPA grant this summer to fund about 75 percent of a 2.5 million gallon daily sewage plant, with the town covering roughly 1.7 million dollars of the 6.6 million project. The larger plant would serve up to 21 700 residents and address rapid growth, while a referendum on consolidation was deemed unlikely this year.

EPA Front Royal Council Susan Burke Front Royal Edward Massey R. Stuart Royner Associates Massey Walter M. Duncan W.H. Jolly Duncan C. Gibb War Memorial Zuckerman Mac Culver

Stephens City zoning hearing pits business and home fears

At a second public hearing on Stephens City first proposed comprehensive plan and zoning ordinance nearly 60 people attended. Businessmen and residents debated the rezoning of two blocks from residential to commercial along Main Street with concerns over taxes congestion and loss of neighborhood character.

John McManus Stephens Joint Town Council-Zoning Commission Short St Warren Reeves Stephens City Robert Clayton

Frederick Board Considers Parks Director Appointment

Frederick County Supervisors meet to discuss appointing a Parks and Recreation Director with interim chief William Pike among candidates. Public hearings set on a 10 percent late payment penalty, a home engine repair shop permit, and the erosion control ordinance. Also review subdivision plat, mobile home permits, and a term stagger plan for chairman and supervisors.

Parks and Recreation Department Frederick County Parks and Recreation Commission William Pike Fletcher Annd Richard J. Scherzinger Meadows Subdivision

Migrant Worker Gets Five Years in Slaying

An Orlando migrant worker pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in a case tied to a fatal incident. The defendant received a five year sentence after the plea.

Orlando, Fla State Winchester Willie Foster Raymond Jackson Orlando Fairmont Ave

Wine Loses Ballot Bid and Plans Write-In Campaign

Marshall Fauquier County attorney John W. Wine admits he is about six signatures short of the 25 percent requirement for the 17th Legislative District ballot. With 257 signatures and 13 non voters, he cannot qualify but will campaign districtwide as a write-in, aiming to build recognition for a future bid. The 17th District includes Winchester Frederick Clarke Warren and Fauquier counties. Republican Raymond R. Guest Jr and Democrat Alson H. Smith remain unopposed.

Fauquier County Winchester Frederick Clarke Warren Fauquier Wine Raymond R. Guest, Jr Alson H. Smith

Mobile Van to Aid Veterans Visits Winchester Ward Plaza

A red white and blue VA mobile van arrives in Winchester at Ward Plaza on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Veterans Benefits Counselors will offer on the spot information and counseling on education home loans medical benefits job training apprenticeships housing and family services with priority referrals to local veteran employment offices.

Winchester Ward Plaza Veterans Benefits National Assistance For Veterans

Front Royal budget second reading delayed final approval

Front Royal Town Council advanced the 1975 76 budget on its second reading but postponed final approval to Monday at 1 p m. Absent Councilman Kermit Nichols due to vacation, final vote awaits his return. Garbage collection police staffing and tap on fees drew debate.

Front Royal Kermit Nichols

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Evening Star Ron Harvey Front Royal - Warren County Bing Crosby Stadium Harvey William Ellis Institute Ellis Gesell Thomas C. Glass Colleen Dill Council On Alcoholism Roger Sager Monte Connor Main St Davis Jim Ackley County Electoral Board Allan Cartwright Royal Summers Larry Elliott Cartwright N. Kent St Harold Hackler II Innocent William Meyers Richard Farrell Fraternal Order of Police Associates Police Department Jack Albert Paul Hockman William A. Lillard Ronnie Gilliam Yal Bernard Stokes Albert and Hockman Stokes
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