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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1978

Page

6

Shopping complex to rise on Rt 11 near Brick Kiln Road

Developer Thomas Class nears completion of a 55 000 square foot three building complex named Sheridan Square in Winchester. Ground level 34 000 square feet will be shops with 21 000 second floor offices. 240 parking spaces planned. Possible July start if tenants, including a 10 000 square foot grocery, sign on. Colonial style brick and frame design by Gantt W Miller.

Rt. 11 Brick Kiln Road Thomas Class Sheridan Square Glass Winchester Ife Berryville Gantt W. Miller Colonial Mall Berryville Ave

Spectrum Properties hires full time Berryville manager

Spectrum Properties Inc. of Berryville announces a full time Property Manager J. Richard Hovermaile to oversee rental properties in Winchester Berryville and Front Royal. The firm will collect rents run credit checks arrange repairs draw leases and handle property management tasks for investors preferring hands off ownership.

Spectrum Properties, Inc Berryville J. Richard Hovermaile Winchester Front Royal

Solenberger elected to C8S board amid varied roles

John T. Solenberger of Solenberger & Co. elected director of Commercial and Savings Bank, after previously on its regional board. He also holds leadership roles at S&H White Castle and Fruit Hill Orchard, serves on the Frederick County School Board, and is active in church and business groups. New hires Ralph L. Shank Jr and Gary L. Spitzer join Blue Goose Growers sales office in Hagerstown.

John T. Solenberger Inc Solenberger & Co., Inc The Commercial and Savings Bank H. Robert Edwards Solenberger Edwards S&h White Castle, Inc Fruit Hill Orchard, Inc Shawnee Frederick County Winchester Handley High School Wharton School of Finance and Commerce University of Pennsylvania Germany U.S. Army New Covenant Church Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship International Virginia Bailey Fairway Estates Jeff Cynthia Stacy Lee Anthony Rubino Blue Goose Growers, Inc Appalachian Hagerstown Ralph L. Shank, Jr Gary L. Spitzer Shank Hagerstown Jr. College South Hagerstown Spitzer Lord Fairfax Community College United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Telephone Shippers

Prudential Pays Virginia Policyholders Over 64.8 Million in 1977

John D. Buchanan Jr. announced that Prudential Insurance paid policyholders and beneficiaries in Virginia more than 64.8 million dollars in 1977, covering claims, dividends, annuities and other policy benefits. Life insurance in force in Virginia stood at 4.2 billion dollars by year end. Total record disbursements in America and Canada reached 5.58 billion dollars in 1977.

Prudential Insurance Company of America Virginia John D. Buchanan Jr CLA Prudential Jacksonville Buchanan America Canada

Balog explains global markets at Winchester forum

Drexel Burnham vice president James Balog told about 70 investors that inflation and a weaker dollar shift focus from growth to dividends and bonds. He noted foreign buyers prefer real assets and warned energy policy and inflation shape U.S. investment, with Europe anxious about defense.

James Balog Balog Drexel, Burnham and Lambert, Inc Winchester U.S Treasury Department Nestle Alcon Carter Europe Russia Drexel, Burnham and Lambert John Cussen F&m Bank Cameron St

Foreign Investment Rising Across United States

AP reports a new wave of foreign enthusiasm for U S operations with more foreign owned plants and real estate purchases. Ardent interest boosts job creation exemplified by Volkswagen's New Stanton plant bringing about 1200 initial jobs aiming for 5000, while land purchases near Wichita Falls raise concerns over prices and idle use.

New York United States America Bug U.S Wichita Falls Texas David Edwards Pennsylvania Volkswagen New Stanton

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