Winchester Mayor Pins First Poppy to Kick Off Poppy Days
Mayor Stewart Bell Jr. smiles as the first crimson red poppy is pinned on his lapel signaling the start of Poppy Days and encouraging donations. The ceremony highlights community support for veterans and veterans groups.
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Winchester
Stewart Bell Jr
Bell
Continental Line Society Promotes Patriotic Fourth
Celebrate America organizers plan a Continental Line Society to honor early American riflemen. Memberships costing 1 will fund Fourth of July activities in Winchester Frederick and Clarke Counties with drawings and public sales in Civic groups and banks before the holiday weekend.
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Middletown
Continental Line Society
America
William H. McCoy
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Celebrate American Committee
William Way
al Toxopeus
Celebrate America Festival Committee
Celebrate America
Banks
Proposed Mental Retardation Centers Face Possible Illegality
Virginia State Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board heard critics from VARC and Chapter 10 directors. They questioned two planned centers in Fredericksburg and Winchester Harrisonburg, each housing 100 to 150 residents, arguing legal and referendum wording issues could jeopardize funding and require reconsideration.
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Fredericksburg
State Board
State Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board
Danville
Virginia Association For Retarded Citizens
Chapter 10
Supreme Court
Winchester- Harrisonburg
Bruce Downing
Winchester
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Lots in March
Clarke Real Estate transfers show a series of March deeds listing buyers and sellers, parcels including Rock Hall Sub Rosemont Circle Longmarsh Dist and Bat Uetown Dist, with prices ranging from 8 000 to 350 000 dollars. Notable entries include Restoration Design Inc to Kenneth Todd for 5 927 acres and Ritter Buildings Inc to Randall Hamilton for Lot 22 Battletown Sub at 30 000 dollars.
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Ronald W. Horton
Fred R Raburn
Rock Hall
Edward P. Berlin, Jr
Patrick A. King
Moore & Dorsey
Rosemont Circle
Grady W. Kendrick
Bobby W Gibson
Miles E
Berryville
Bat
James E. H Helsley
Anthony B Helsley
John L. Kurtz
William R. Pearson II
Round Hill Orchards Inc
Ronald V. Lloyd
Michael H. Clotzman
Billy J. Tisinger
Earl L. Tomblin
Edward L. Stone
Miles
Billy J Tisinger
Longmarsh
Charles E Tomblin
Longmarsh Dist
Michael G. Clotzman
Vincent R. McGregor
Ronald V Lloyd
H & § Builders
Glenn M Chamberlain
Douglas L. Marshall
Lyle F. Marshall
Chapel
Michael L. Clotzman
Amory M. Tomblin
Richard E. Skeleton
Roy P. Breeden
Randy L. Marrow
Bradfield
H. Mansfield Horner
Torrance T. Watkins
Greenway Dist
Sharon D. Warfield
Cecil C. Toler
Albert Kinder
Ritter Buildings Inc
Randall R. Hamilton
Battletown
Reserve Officers Association Meets Tomorrow in D.C. Building
Skyline Chapter 4 of the Reserve Officers Association will hold a business meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the George Washington Room at the War Memorial Building. Col. Adolph Humphries, director of retirement affairs for the ROA in Washington, will be the speaker. The meeting is open to active, retired, and reserve officers including National Guard.
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Reserve Officers Assn
George Washington Room
War Memorial Building
Col
Adolph H. Humphries
Washington
Armed Services
National Guard
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