Frederick Planning Commission seeks seventh seat
The Frederick County Planning Commission voted to ask the Board of Supervisors to appoint a seventh member after a heated discussion on district representation. The panel also approved placing Shawnee Land and The Summit in the proposed R-5 zoning, and mapped other land changes and subdivisions including Stonebrook Farms and Fredericktowne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Ackley
Frederick County Planning Commission
County Board of Supervisors
Richard Madigan
Commission
James W. Galliday
Manuel DeHaven
Board of Supervisors
Elmer Venskoske
Golliday
Donald Lambhorne
Shawnee Land
Summit
Galliday
J. Randolph Larrick
David Mack
Stonebrook Farms
Stonebrook Swim and
Frederick County Sanitation Authority
Oak Hill
Grand Event Auction At Glen Burnie By Preservation of Historic Winchester
Preservation of Historic Winchester presents a Grand Event Sunday at Glen Burnie with an auction from 3 to 7 pm and sale items including antique furniture, mantlepieces, brass, china, books, paintings, and crafts. Auction chair John Rodman Jr with Barbara Laidlaw and Lou Anne Jennings leads. tickets are PHW membership cards. For details call Miles R. Orndorff Jr. at 662-6912.
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Preservation of Historic Winchester, Inc
Glen Burnie
Barbara Laidlaw
Joe L. Headley
John Rodman Jr
Barbara
Winchester
PHW
Miles R. Orndorff Jr
Clarke to Fill Inspector's Post
Clarke County Board of Supervisors plans to advertise the building inspector vacancy and will consider applications at a Sept. 20 meeting. Mayor Garland Canter of Berryville and town manager Jack Enders met with the board to discuss the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Garland Canter
Jack Enders
Winchester Civitan Club Wins Sorensen Plaque for Aid to Retarded
The Civitan Club of Winchester received the Christian P. Sorensen plaque for distinguished achievement in aiding the mentally retarded for 1972 to 1973. Dean Hoult accepted the award at the Chesapeake District Council meeting in Norfolk as part of a three day event announcing over $100,000 in grants for the mentally and physically handicapped.
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Civitan International
Civitan Club
Winchester
Christian P. Sorensen
Winchester Civitans
Civitan
Chesapeake District
Norfolk
Dean Hoult
Robert C. Kennedy
Richmond
Civitans
Foundation For
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Suit Seeks 75500 in Death of Handley High Teacher
Kathryn Scherrep, widow of Richard Lee Scherrep, sues Thomas Tyson Jr. in Winchester Circuit Court seeking 75500 for death and losses after a June motorcycle crash that also killed William Chicchirichi. Tyson faces two manslaughter counts for alleged speeding and driver negligence. The suit lists 25000 for loss of solace 500 for funeral expenses 50000 for pecuniary losses and asks for medical and ambulance expenses.
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Winchester
Handley High
Kathryn H. Scherrep
Richard Lee Scherrep
Thomas Tyson, Jr
Tyson
Scherrep
William Chicchirichi
March of Dimes drive raises over seven thousand nine hundred
In Winchester Frederick County the campaign collected just over 7900 dollars. Of this amount 1850 went to the National Foundation Medical Scientific Research Fund to fight birth defects 1750 funded three pieces of equipment for Winchester Memorial Hospital obstetrics to detect birth defects and another 1500 aided local families with affected children. A wheelchair was donated to a polio patient. President Donald K. Jones praised community support and volunteers.
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March of Dimes
Winchester-Frederick County
Donald K. Jones
National Foundation Medical Scientific Research Fund
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones
Winchester
Frederick County
Galilee Church Plans Centennial Celebration in Grimes
The Galilee Christian Church in Grimes marks 100 years since 1873 founding with a 10:30 morning service by Robert W. Moulden, a noon luncheon by church women, and a 2:30 closing sermon by Rev. Reese Davis. The public is invited to attend.
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Grimes
Galilee Christian Church
James T. Clevenger
Ulysses S. Grant
Union
Frederick County
Robert W. Moulden
Roanoke Bible College
Davis
First Annual Apple Valley Bottle Show Set for Sept 15 16
Dealers from across the eastern United States will attend the Winchester Armory event to trade exhibit and judge competitive displays. Richard Watson a renowned bitters expert will be guest. Members hail from Virginia Ohio Indiana North Carolina and Pennsylvania. Two cars collided near Winchester injuring Purcell Dick and Brenda Boyd with lacerations and abrasions.
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United States
Apple Valley
Winchester Armory
Hillary Mills
Winchester
Rt. 11
O. W. Messinger
Purcell Dick
Fairmont Ave
Brenda Boyd
Stephenson
Ms. Boyd
Management Seminars Set in Virginia Tech Program
Three management seminars produced by the College of Business and Extension Division at Virginia Tech will be given at Lord Fairfax Community College with sponsorship from the Front Royal Warren County Chamber of Commerce and several local chambers. The first seminar Motivation and Productivity airs Oct 18, followed by The Motivation to Work on Nov 29 and Effective Communication on Jan 10. For more information contact John T. Thompson at Blacksburg VA 24061.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
College of Business
Virginia Tech
Lord Fairfax Community College
Royal Warren County Chamber of Commerce
Lord Fairfax College
Woodstock Chamber of Commerce
Luray Chamber of Commerce
Winchester - Frederick County Chamber of Commerce
John T. Thompson
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Blacksburg
UAW Local 149 Dedicates 50 by 100 Foot Hall Addition
United Auto Workers Local 149 dedicates a new 74 500 addition to the union hall on Papermill Road. The open house lands Sunday 2 to 6 pm and music will be provided Saturday night. E T Michael and Al Mathers join as special guests with campaign staff of Lt Gov Henry Howell attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Auto Workers
Papermill Road
Local 149
E. T. Michael
UAW
Clarke County issues over two million in building permits
Clarke County reports $2,036,211 in building permits through August with April and August peaking. Monthly totals include January 185,456 February 214,600 March 185,300 April 366,260 May 195,900 June 328,618 July 215,300 August 344,777. August saw 15 new dwelling permits totaling 333,277 with six in Chapel District four in Greenway three in Longmarsh two in Battletown. Additional two permits were issued for 11,500.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Commissioner of Revenue
Mary E. Rhoden
Chapel District
Greenway
Longmarsh
Battletown
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Toronto
Galilee Church
Star
David B. Grim
Little Country Church
Henry Alexander
Roy Schmucker
H.D. Coffey
Charles E. McVay
Nebraska
McVay
Carrie Clevenger
E.B. Clevenger
C.A
Quenzel
Grady Spry
Spry
Claude McDonald
Nancy Gardner
Reese Davis
Hagerstown
Apple Valley Club
Richard Watson
Watson
Ohio
Indiana
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
The
Apple Valley Bottle Collectors Club, Inc
Northern
Virginia
Bob Crosen
John Murphy
James Kniceley, Jr
Kniceley
Shenandoah Valley Baptist Church