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Park Service is attempting to work • out temporary parking improvements in the Nethers area for hikers > headed for Old Rag Mountain in Shenandoah National Park. The Country Store in Washington advertised as much as 15 percent off some of our fine antique furniture and paintings. - •
10 Years Ago
Thursday, Jan. 26, 1989
Wakefield School’s acting headmistress, Pamela Lynn, has announced that the independent ele- ; mentary and preparatory school in "» Huntly has received a $50,000 challenge grant from an anonymous donor. ' • Mrs. Lynn said that the unnamed friend of the school will match dollar for dollar the amount raised for Wakefield’s 1988-89 Annual Fund Appeal over the amount raised for <( last year’s appeal ($47,000). After trying without success to muster a quorum at its last several ' • scheduled meetings, Washington’s ’ Planning Commission got four mem* ’ bers together Tuesday. The four, Chairman William Wickens, Vice Chairman Bill Frizzell and recent ' appointees Mitzie Young and Louise van Dort, wasted no time in moving the commission into * action. ‘'
The month-long Interdisciplinary ,. workshop sponsored by the Golden ; Key Performance Group will end this week with a free performance of - the works created Thursday evening • at the Town Hall.
—COMPILED BY
BARBARA C. WAYLAND
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