Workshops on Potomac Planning to Be Revived
Twenty non governmental groups revive the Citizens War on Potomac Basin Planning with a public education program begun in 1965. The May 15 Martinsburg workshop focuses on land use control techniques from zoning to tax incentives and opens at 8 30 a m. Nearly 300 are invited to the event which will spotlight the Potomac National River proposal.
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Potomac River Basin
Citizens’ War
Potomac Basin
Washington, D.C
Upper
Martinsburg
W. Vas
Robert T. Dennis
Potomac Basin Center
Potomac National River
Dennis
Thomas W. Richards
The
Nature Conservancy
Potomac
Brandywine
Robert Struble
Brandywine Valley
Shanks News Roundup From Family Notices
Mrs Aubrey Cummins returned home from Winchester Hospital after two weeks of care. Edwin Curtis remains in critical condition at Hampshire Memorial Hospital. Visitors included the Wightman family and Burgleys from Pittsburgh. Susan Teaford turned four with a family celebration. The Teaford and Northcraft households hosted and visited friends, and others attended a Short Gap visit to Mrs Longdow.
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James Northcraft
Larry Teaford
Rose Bowman
Claude McDonald
Longdow
Short Gap
Local Social Notes From Hayfield Area
Hayfield social ties show travels and visits among families. Residents visited relatives in Maryland North Carolina West Virginia and Virginia with several family gatherings and illnesses noted for Pauline Brow and Lloyd Cooper who fractured two ribs.
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Hayfield
Harold Roomsburg
Frederick
Guy Burkett
Walter Solomon, Sr
Maryland
Washington
Paul Mauzy
Jerry Clowser
North Carolina
Bobby Mauzy
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Hospital News
The record details numerous visits and hospital stays in the Winchester and Cumberland area. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Otto Belt, Maynard Keister, Iris Dale Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Imray, Mrs. Alma McNamee, and Russ Pownall in Cumberland Memorial Hospital ICU after a tractor accident.
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Billie Corbin
Rose Bowman
Claude McDonald
Otto Belt
Bill Thomas
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Maynard Keister
Winchester Hospital
Kenneth Hazard II
Needham
Mass
Kenneth Hazard III
Norfolk
Harold Imray
Dorchester
A. D. Lyons
Phildelphia
Penn
William McCain
Susan
Philadelphia
James Clower
Berkeley Springs
Brenus Simpson
Arlington
David Kennedy
Carl Belt Jr
Jane
Blacksburg
Carl Belt Sr
Cumberland
Bruce Hazard
Monmouth College
N. J
George Earnest
Keyser
Kathy
Alma McNamee
Knoxville
Edwin Coaffee
New York
Carl Belt
Guy Martin
Romney
Russell Bucklew
Nello
Richmond
Kenneth Bucklews
Shorty Grapes
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Fish and Game
New York State Conservation Department
Dixie Otis
Accokeek Foundation
Charles H.foster
Cape Cod National Seashore
Edward Cooper
Stephenson
Otis Mauzy
M. A. Wiley
Douglas Wiley
Scott White
James Darr
James Jr
Anne Darr
Garol Miller
Mrev
Garle-Miller
Bulah Elliott
Gap
Pauline Brow
Ray Roomsburg
Wanda
West Virginia
Luther Larrick
David Kerns
Ricky
Bobby Boswell
Abraham Foster
Otis Maury
James Carr
Jim
Anne Carr
Claudia
Carol Miller
Fairfax
John Hammock
Stephens City
Leslie Lucas
Gore
Frances Brengle
Lloyd Cooper
John Elliott
Marion Cooper
Basil Cooper
Winchester
N. Va
Iris Dale Smith
Diana Milledy
Bunny Haines
Roger Corbin
Hagerstown
Albert Corbin
Steve Haines
Ronnie Catlett
Clyda Davidson
Thomas Miller
Norman Shanholtz
Sam Hanenas
Ronnie
Wesley Taylor
Billie
Shanholtz
John Timbrook
John Saville
David
Guiles Daugherty
Kermit Saville
Russ Pownall
Cumberland Memorial Hospital
Mary and
Kate Davis
John Wentland
Potomac, Md
Edgar Allen
H.P
Joe's
de Ene Briggs & Stratton
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Ideal
CoLbee
H.P. Briggs & Stratton
P. Briggs & Stratton
Helper Springs
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du Pont Car
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Wilson
Joe
Holmar
MacGregor Ron Hansen Model
MacGregor
Spalding
Carl Yastrimski
Ad LY
Valley Ave
Ward Plaza
E. Main St
Front Royal, Va
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