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School Denial Clime
Has 2173 Corrections
- . The Rappahannock Dental y Clinic for primary and eleroentary children was in opera tlon one or'two days a week during a large part of the 1965-1966 session. In a preliminary examination of the children who took advantage of the clinic. It was found that there were many children who needed to have from ten to fifteen and sometimes eighteen corrections. During : ; the year a total of 2173 cor rections were made, and each patient had the flourlde treat ment and was given instrue tions in dental health by the dentists in charge. The difference between collections and the total cost of operating die clinic, including the dentists salary is covered by the funds raised by P.T.A. ■' and other civic groups. State Aid and by generous contrt buttons from a private foun dation. The clinic is also. In debted to the Foundation for a much needed X-ray machine which has been of great value to the dentist in his work. The clinic will be In opera tlon two days a week during the current school session and will be under die direction of Dr. William Lutz of Front Royal.
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News
Mrs. Donald Rhodes and chll dren Breand, Christopher and Michelle left Tuesday by plane from New York for Germany where they will Join Mr. Rhodes, a Chief Petty Officer stationed with the U. S. Navy. Mrs. Rhodes and children, who have been living in Germany, came to the States in the spring to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Priest. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Green r. .
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