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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1964

Page

14

Clarke County Eyes Redrafted Future Land Use Plan

Clarke County plans to rewrite the Future Land Use Plan to include public input from Berryville hearings. Chairman Gwynne Jones says the amended plan and maps will go to the County Board of Supervisors with adoption recommendations. Critics urge definite boundaries and careful timing before any industrial zoning.

Berryville Clarke County Gwynne Jones Clarke County Planning Commission County Board of Supervisors Edward Lee Court House Leland Bronstader H. §. Marsh Commonwealth Division of Industrial Development and Planning Marsh Clarke Planning Commission Commission the Star Berry ‘Ville Southern Railroad State Highway Commission Highway Department H. B. Pierce John Co. Curran Fromer County Hobson McGee Clifton Farm Oscar M. Ramsburg Blue Ridge Board of Realtors Jones Richard Dole Zoning Commission Planning Commission

Tobacco Banishment Proposed in 1621 Debate

From The Proceedings and Debate in the British House of Commons April 18 1621 Sir William Stroud urged tobacco be wholly banished from the kingdom and not imported or used Sir Grey Palmes warned that if tobacco is not banned it could ruin England with ploughmen using it at the plough in a mass consumption era reported by Neil Kimball

House of Commons William Stroud Grey Palmes England Neil Kimball

Annual Field Day Set At Powhatan School

Powhatan School in Boyce hosts Field Day Saturday from 10 a.m. with students in grades one through eight competing in track and field events. A picnic lunch follows with ribbons trophies and athletic letters awarded. Afternoon events include Mother Daughter and Father Son softball games as the Rails lead the Posts 315 to 221.

BOYCE The Posts the Rails Powhatan School Rails Donald Gilpin Tulley Pifer John Stuart Ann Brown Odie Vowell Kay Martin David Johnston Robert Shaheen Donald Niemann

4-H Stock Judges Take 4th at District Contest

Clarke County 4-H Livestock Judging Team placed fourth in Verona District Contest earning a spot in the Virginia Tech State Contest in June. Members Tom m y Cather Thomas Ramsburg George Smallwood Tommy Wolfe high scorer with 386 points and eighth place finisher Ramsburg with 384 points.

Berryville Clarke County Verona Clarke Virginia Tech Tommy Cather Thomas Ramsburg George Smallwood Tommy Wolfe Larry Royston Clarké

Boyce Methodist Church Plans Barbecued Chicken Dinner

The Boyce Methodist Church Ladies will host a barbecue chicken dinner on Friday May 15 starting at 5 30 p m at the Boyce Fire Hall to raise funds for missions at home and abroad.

Boyce

Feed Corn Still Available Under Emergency Program

Clarke County farmers may apply for additional livestock feed until May 15 and delivery orders are limited to June 5 from the Berryville ASC office. All corn purchased must be fed by June 15 under the Emergency Livestock Feed Program.

Berryville Clarke County ASC

Red Cross Collects 130 Pints in Berryville

Clarke Chapter reports 130 pints donated to the Red Cross Bloodmobile in Berryville with 17 rejects. The first 16 pints of A plus blood went to Washington for an open heart surgery at Walter Reed. Notables include donors under 21 with consent and milestones for Pamie Royston, Benjamin Paige, and Charles E. Mayes.

Berryville American Red Cross Clarke Chapter Washington Blood Center Walter Reed Hospital Clarke County Motor Corps Marion Carr Ann Greathouse Ruby Ann Hanline Susan Kerns Eileen Kimble Peter Carr Tommy DeHart Philip Lloyd David Longerbeam John J. Ramsburg Pamie Royston Benjamin Paige Charles E. Mayes Clarke County Red Cross Graham Dougherty Washington

Powhatan Dinner Set With Nevens as Speaker

Powhatan School to hold its annual Corporation Dinner at Parish Hall in Boyce at 7 p.m. with Oldfields School headmaster George S Nevens as principal speaker. Reports to be given by Board of Managers chair Mrs Kenneth Gilpin Jr treasurer P T Porterfield Jr and Headmaster Donald E W Niemann. Nominations to replace three expiring board members will be made by a committee chaired by Thomas V Monahan and a one year vacancy from Kenneth W Metz resignation will be filled.

George S. Nevens Oldfields School Glencoe Corporation Powhatan School P.m Boyce Powhatan Board of Managers Kenneth Gilpin P.T. Porterfield, Jr Donald E. W. Niemann Thomas V. Monahan Gilpin Roland G. Mitchell Mona

Supervisors Set Up Economic Study Group for Clarke County

Clarke County Supervisors moved to form a committee to study employment opportunities for Negro residents. They asked Berryville Town Council Retail Merchants Association and Rev J Curtis Clark to name representatives. A rabies and fox control questionnaire was assigned to Richard Dole for the June meeting. District Forester Dunn Eliot and County Forester Williams Royston discussed county fire protection costs and H B Pierce was tasked with an insurance budget.

Berryville Clarke County County Board of Supervisors Lucy Allen Dole Comis Division of Predator and Rodent Control George, Dunn J. Eliot William Royston H. B. Pierce

Clarke County Chamber to Host Labor Relations Luncheon

The Clarke County Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly luncheon at the Battletown Inn tomorrow at 1 p.m. David Hughes of Richmond, staff member of the Virginia Chamber of Commerce, will speak on labor relations. A second note observes that Arizona has the most Indians with about 82,000.

Berryville Clarke County Chamber of Commerce Battletown Inn David Hughes Richmond Virginia Chamber of Commerce

Foreign Students Visit Clarke Countryside Meet Plans

Foreign students from 25 countries will tour Clarke County June 13 to 16 hosted by local families. They travel in Greyhound buses with two chaperones before heading to New York City for departure home. The event is part of the American Field Service program alongside hosting and studying abroad arrangements. A Planning Committee meeting, including Clarke County civic representatives, will be held June 1 at the High School cafeteria.

Berryville Arthur Weiss Clarke County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Clarke County Elbert Magruder Berryville 194 United States New York City Greyhound American Field Service AFS Clarke County Sivic

Wool growers receive over four thousand dollars in incentives

Wool growers earned incentives under the 1968 ASC wool program. Fifty-five farmers received 3002 dollars for 20,651 pounds of shorn wool while 42 growers earned 1007 dollars for 205,519 pounds of pulled wool.

Berryville Clarke County ASC

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