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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1970

Page

10

Clarke County joins Seventh Planning District Commission

Clarke County Supervisors vote to join the Seventh Planning District Commission to access state and federal grants. Appointments made for the county's representation are Jack Hardesty and David Donovan. The board also adopts a proposed ordinance banning low volatile ester 2 4D and considers repealing a thistle control ordinance due to conflicts.

Lulu Williams Clarke County Board of Supervisors Seventh Planning District Commission Jack Hardesty David Donovan Commission Board of Supervisors Clarke County James Wood

Powhatan School Names Four New Teachers and Assistant Librarian

Powhatan School announces four new teachers and an assistant librarian. Mrs. Holland B. Clark will teach fourth grade. Mrs. James C. Thomas will teach fifth grade first semester. Mrs. Lloyd Robb is on leave. Robert A. Clark leads grades 6-8 math. Thomas D. Ambrose heads social studies and coaches. Mrs. Paul T. Wheeler is assistant librarian. Registration for students set for Sept 16.

Donald E.W. Niemann Powhatan School Holland B. Clark Cunningham Chapel Parish Clark Vassar College University of Virginia Grafton School James C. Thomas Winchester Lloyd Robb Thomas Agnes Scott College University of Kentucky Radford College Virginia Public Schools Radford Robert A. Clark Ambrose Berkeley Springs University of Akron Powhatan Paul T. Wheeler Berryville University of Chicago

Marijuana Plots Destroyed in Clarke County

Clarke County sheriff's deputies uprooted and burned two plots of cultivated marijuana behind the county jail. The plants valued at over 5000 dollars were discovered after prior knowledge of the sites. Owners said to be unaware. investigation continues.

Clarke County Sheriff’s Department Clarke County

Clarke County Fair sells 4-H FFA hogs and lambs for proceeds

Twenty six market hogs and sixteen market lambs sold at Clarke County Fair delivering funds to 4 H and FFA members. Hog averages were 25.69 per cwt or 49.61 per head while lambs averaged 34.62 per cwt or 32.94 per head. Safeway Store bought the grand champion lamb for 39 per cwt. Lofton and Updike led hog sales with the champion hog at 45 per cwt. Several local buyers participated including Bank of Clarke County and Clarke County High School Agriculture Department.

Clarke County Area 4-H F.F.A Safeway James Louthan Bank of Bellvue Farm Linwood Heironimus, Jr Holbson McGehee Clearbrook Feed Store John Milleson, Sr R.G. Buckley Johnny Day Kirk Brumback Lyn Willingham Mike Cather Brenda Chapman Debbie Sheets Robin Brumback Haven Wolfe, Jr Calvin

Bronze Door Ends Milan Cathedral's Six Century Build

After nearly six centuries the Milanese finish the Cathedral of Milan by adding a bronze door to replace the final temporary wooden one. Begun in 1386 the edifice stands as the world’s second largest Christian church.

Milan

Rev. Robert Moore Takes Post at Providence Woodland UMC

The Rev. Robert Moore, native of Clarke County, assumes duties at Nansemond County's Providence Woodl and United Methodist Church. Former pastor at Toms Brook UMC, he also led three Gainesboro Charge churches in Frederick County. An alumnus of Shepherd College and Wesley Seminary, he served in the U.S. Army. He is married to Jeanette Shipe of Rockland, Va, with three children Melanie Jacqueline and Kimberly.

Robert Moore Clarke County Nansemond County Providence - Woodland United Melanie Jacqueline Kimberly

Washington Surrenders Fort Necessity in 1754

Col. George Washington age 22 surrenders Fort Necessity near Uniontown Penn after a fierce struggle. The loss triggers the start of the French and Indian War and reshapes colonial military fortunes.

George Washington Fort Necessity Uniontown Penn

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Clarke Planning District Jim Stonestreet F&ll Stonestreet D.W. Naff Boyce Town A.R. Cline Stuart E. Brown, Jr Roland Mitchell Highway Dept Rt. 723 Opequon Creek Bennett White Rt. 606 Shenandoah River Bridge Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Bank of Clarke Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Boyce Sheriff’s Department FFA Rev. Moore Nansemond Boge Fish Stuart M. Perry Winchester Rt Berry Ville Rt Fence Sale Wards
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