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Mr8. Downing Wood
Heart Sunday Chairman
Meeting with a representative of the Virginia Heal' Association, Inc.. Miss Nancy K. Lutz of Richmond, representatives of three counties. Rappahannock, Warren and Clfipeper. recently voted to form a Hsarr Council for this district. An educational program will h- begin tins year to bring to r>'V- attrition modem trends of rev-arch, education and community service needed at home and throughout the state of Virginia.
The council is spo ’"m d by the Culneoer Business rn l Professional Women’s Club and public spirited '-'rizeos who havr pioneered ir He-rt Fu-’d work’in Rappahannock -nd Warren f-ointirs. M>s. Dov,rig Wood will se ve as Hea-:‘ Sund"’’ ••hairman it Rappah--"~-k County ;'Mrs. William A. In in - - "*'a:rman of Warren Counts’ •••-1 Mrs. Paul HnunshelT ch-'rm--- Cluncne- County.
In n-'-hasizing the need for such a co -cil in this section. Mi's Lutr *—■ i that last vear 54% of the deaths from leading health problems in our Countiv concerned neople with hr-irt one form o’- another, demonstrating the need for incre;ivrd research to find the unknown causes of hypertension, high Hloo 1 pressure and arteriosclerosis. "There is also a great need” M’~- Lutz stated, 1‘tif help parents tm ’'’•■•.tin,I rheumatic fever among children of school age.” j i
The Culrte—■- Raon.dianrtock, Warren Heart Cottnri- elected as their first slate of om e.*s. Mrs. Pai,| H^’-oshell of Culneper. president: Mrs. Will-am (lrvin of M-ddletown. presid»-p:-tJect;jMrs. Paul Miller o( Flint H>ll. vice president; and Mrs. AV’lfiam Cannon of Clupeper, secretarytreasurer.
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