Campground Closed in Frederick County After Court Ruling
Circuit Court Judge Robert K. Woltz issued an injunction blocking operation of Candy Hill Campground owned by Ralph Poe between Routes 37 and 50 West. The ruling upholds a 1977 Merriman's Estates suit alleging improper advertising of a public hearing and questions about zoning and building permits. The injunction awaits appeal to the state supreme court with a bond set at 25 000 dollars.
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Candy Hill Campground
Ralph Poe
Rts. 37
Circuit Court
Robert K. Woltz
Woltz
Poe
State Supreme Court
Merriman
Estates
Frederick County
County Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors
Eugene Gunter
Gunter
Merriman’s
Commission
Commonwealth
Lawrence Ambrogi
Waltz
Frederick County Plans 75 Dollar Fee for Conditional Use Permits
The Frederick County Planning and Development staff will be urged to approve a 75 dollar fee for all conditional use applications. The planning commission met yesterday and cited processing time similar to subdivisions and rezonings. They also approved a policy to advertise agendas before each meeting and recommended several permits for auto and home shop use with daylight hours and indoor storage limits. A 45 minute executive session discussed a court ruling requiring public hearings for conditional use permits. All commission members attended.
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Frederick County Planning and Development
Frederick County
County Planning Commission
Dorothea Stefen
Commission
Steve
Lynn Malin
Langdon Gordon
Elmer Venskoske
Manuel DeHaven
French Kirk
James Galladay Jr
Frank Brumback
Coronation Tomorrow as Maria Ferrer Crowned Queen Shenandoah III
Maria Providencia Ferrer will be crowned queen tomorrow at Handley High School with her father Jose Ferrer performing the ceremony. The event features a bugle fanfare, saber arch, Pomp and Circumstance, and a two hour Up with People program with 100 performers. Celebrities include Jimmy Dean Hank Aaron and Jayna Eller, with local officials and Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom Jayna Eller among the attendees.
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Maria Ferrer
Shenandoah III
Jose Ferrer
Handley High School
Randolph-Macon Academy
Silver Creek High School
Jose
Calif
Corps of Cadets
VPI
Blacksburg
Jimmy Dean
Hank Aaron
Richard Paul
Teddy Burnside
Carter
John Warner
Chuck Robb
Austin
1971 Ford Fire Rescue Truck To Aid Crews Not Ambulance
Hart said the used 1971 Ford is fully equipped and valued around $10,000. It will be dispatched to fire calls where the department needs ladder trucks and has rescue capability only, not for ambulance use. The vehicle will assist crew rescue squads but not replace them.
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Ford
Hart
Rouss Fire Company
Acco
Rouss
Emergency Services Ready for Apple Blossom Festival
Virginia trained 19 rescue units will cover the festival with three crash-rescue units and three cardiac-mobile teams plus over 100 EMTs and two foot medical teams. Police total 43 officers on 12 hour shifts with state and county units assisting. Fire Captain Lynn Miller outlines mall coverage, fire lane control, seating checks, and parade trucks kept ready.
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Virginia
Frederick County
194 Entries Set for Firemen's Parade
In seven states firehouses polish wagons for the largest parade of its kind in the U.S. 194 units will march with alternating fire vehicles and high school bands at 10 mph over four and a half hours. The event starts 5 p.m. with Queen Shenandoah III Maria Ferrer and Jose Ferrer, Gov John N Dalton in car four, Teddy Burnside in car six, and Kylene Barker Miss America in car ten. After ten months of work the committee plans again for 1980 preparations starting in July.
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U.S
George Dove
Dove
James Wood High School
Shenandoah III
Maria Ferrer
Jose Ferrer
Carter Country
Virginia
Kylene Barker
No Tax Hike in Boyce Public Hearing Planned
Boyce Town Council will hold a public hearing on a 10 cent real estate tax and 60 cent personal property levy at 7:30 p.m. June S. The council page approved a $20 000 budget for 1979 80 and will advertise per state and town law. Delinquent properties including the Jenkins parcel at Main Street and Whiting Avenue will be sold in four weeks.
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Star
Boyce
Boyce Town
Boyce Council
Jenkins
Main St
Whiting Ave
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By Susan Hodges
Merriman’s Estates
Robert Mitchell
Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Supreme Court
Strea
Winchester Evening Star
Gerald P. DeHaven
Rt. 522
Winchester
James
Donna Powell
Rt. 11
Peggy May
John N. Dalton
J. Kenneth Robinson
Pages
Cassandra Tilling
Elizabeth Anne Luby
Susan White
Elizabeth Baker
Maria Providencia Ferrer
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Dalton
Miss Ferrer
Steps
Dana Painter
Aqua Festival
Mike Metchan
Jayna Marie Eller
Paris
Big al’’ Downing
Buck Ryan
del. Alson Smith
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
S. Roger Koontz
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
David R. Shetler
Fire Department
Sear Photo By
Scott A
By Joe Bageant
Martinsburg Air National Guard
City Fire
Lynn Miller
City Fire Department
Apple Blossom
Loudoun Mall
Midway
Miller
Kathleen Devereux
Marvin Ashby
Julian Everly
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