Funny Thing Hap on the Way to the Forum in Front Royal
Front Royal announces a production of A Funny Thing Hap on the Way to the Forum by the Front Royal Little Theatre to replace the Red a Follies. Proceeds benefit Warren Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and fund a four room Progressive Care Unit. Director David Watkins leads a 40 member cast with diverse ages and roles. Auditions and rehearsals schedule announced. volunteers sought for crews and orchestra.
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Front Royal Little Theatre
Warren Memorial Hospital
Margaret Huber
Watkins
Plautus
Jerome H. Cargill Co
New York
Front Royal
Huber
Jewel Campbell
Follies
Fellowship Hall
Front Royal United Methodist Church
David Watkins
Progressive
Warren schools budget cut recommended by Lay Budget Committee
The Warren County School Board hears a $229,142 reduction to a $6,319,224 base for 1979-80, aiming at an 11.4 percent budget rise. The Lay Budget Committee favors 2 nine percent teacher raises and a seven percent admin raise, proposing cuts across nearly three dozen line items and trimming custodians from 32 to lower space per worker.
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Front Royal
Warren County School Board
Donald Bowman
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Keeler
Bowman
Mittee
Pat Maley
Margaret Woods
Warren County Property Owners and Taxpayers Association
Woods
LFPDC divided on cost formula and budget requests
The Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission split over changing its population based representation and raising local fees from 20 to 25 cents per capita. Front Royal gains a seat but the county could lose one, while smaller jurisdictions push back citing benefit imbalances. The panel also tabled a $340,000 migrant health project and approved near $20,000 for feasibility studies and bus replacements.
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Front Royal
Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission
R. Edward Duncan
Shenandoah County Commission
John Cutlip
Winchester
Frederick County
Warren County
O. Ronalds
William Mote
Council
LFPCC
Staige Miller
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Leadership Conference of Women Religious
Frederick
Shenandoah
Rain Likely Tomorrow Across Northern Virginia
Weather brief notes rain likely on Saturday with highs in the 60s for Virginia and cooler mid-50s in the mountains. Tonight clouds increase with lows in the 30s to 40s and extended forecasts call for cold conditions with scattered precipitation Sunday and Tuesday.
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Central Gulf
Great Lakes
Coldee
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Virginia
National Weather Service
Carter to Speak in Virginia as Dinner Plans Unfold
Virginia Democratic leaders announce President Carter will speak in Richmond before a fundraiser dinner with 50 dollar tickets and a 500 dollar per couple reception aimed at boosting the state party. Davis notes Carter accepts few invitations and hopes the visit energizes Virginia Democrats. Also reports two false fire alarms in Winchester involving Rouss City Hall and a car fire on Berryville Avenue.
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Horn
Davis
Carter
Virginia
White House
Winchester
Rouss City Hall
Berryville Ave
Mail and Motor Delivery Rates 28 Three Meow
A fragmented notice discusses postal and courier pricing with unclear figures. Readers should expect rate references, potential increases, and service notes amid garbled OCR elements.
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Hero
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Barbara Hammond
Scot
Warren Schools
By Susan Burke
Charles Biggs
Biggs
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LFPDC
Boyce
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Freda R. Johnson
Harley E. Swisher
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Tafion
Bernard F. Groves
NOAA
Dept of Commerce
Ees Coe
Veosparouy Comitao Ie Rete
Winchester Evening Star
Shenandoah Valley Solar Systems Rt. 1
Box
Berryville
H&r Block
S. Loudoun ST. Winchester
Valley Ave
E. Main ST
Berryvale
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