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The Rappahannock pounty Board of Supervisors met' at the Court Housjr on Wednesday May

1st Present W. C. Campbell, Chairman, A. H. Buckner,: A. C. Latham, H Estes and E

A. Foster, p. ‘H.

B. Wood.

Mrs W. A. Buntin, Superintendent of Public Welfare appeared beforej the board and‘asked for an additional $330 toj take care of dependent children! Un til June 30th, 1957. The mount was allowed.

amMrs.

William R. Williamson and Mrs. J. L. Yowell, representing

the Rappahannock Garden Club, asked that the Board‘take

steps to prevent the dumping of rubbish tin clans etc., along the highways also to regulate "Car graeyards”. Tjhey suggested that each district have a public dumping ground.

voted to take5 the

consideration

The Board matter under

eer presented

J. T. Warr*n Resident Engin*

’ the tenative toad budert for Rappahannock which

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