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PANTHER
TALES
By
Martha Shillingburg
The RCHS baseball team went down swinging Monday afternoon!! The panthers lost with a score of 6-8 in favor of the Luray Bulldogs. Other games this week are; Tuesday, Page County; Friday, Turner Ashby. Saturday the Rappahannock •Snappy Six" will represent the blue and gold at a cheerleading clinic to be held in Richmond. Those who will attend are; Anne Cannon and Joan Lee (co-captains), Stephanie Aylor, Cartie Moffett, Amy Palmer and Beverly Beahm. Attention Everyone; This is the last reminder!! The Senior play “The Saturday Evening Ghost," will be presented this Friday, April 22, at 8 p. m. in the RCHS auditorium. Price of admission is 75(5 for students and $1.00 for adults. Please don’t miss this •hairraising (?) comedy!! Mysterious People? ?? is a Junior at RCHS whose artistic talents have greatly benefitted the school. ?? is a member of the Annual Staff and Junior Class Prom Committee.
Last week’s Mysterious Person was Ronnie (Harry) Hawkins.
maintenance projects, the Highway Department recommends that motorists keep litter bags in their cars, use the trash barrels placed at intervals along the roadsides, and support establishment of adequate dumps in communities where such facilities don't already exist. Below is a breakdown on 1964-67 cleanup costs of counties in this area; Rappahannock - $1,913 Fauquier - $ 10,059 Madison - $1,177 Culpeper - $2,992 Orange - $2,523 Greene - $903 Page - $4,058 Warren -$2,831 The county with the highest cost of cleanup was Fairfax with a total of $98,747; Prince William costs were $14,259; Albemarle $11,485: Arlington $8,464.
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