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St. Clair, Mary Lib Snead, Jas. F, Massie, Jr., Bill Snead and Joann Van Brederode. Judges - Miss Sue Haggerty, Mr. Gerry White or Mr. William Thomas. 4. Livestock - Larry Smoot, Ernest McDonald, Lewis Butler, Thos. Wigington and James Robt. Wigington. Judges - Miss Sue Haggerty, Mr. Gerry White or Mr. William Thomas. 5. Tractor and Automotive - Warren Beebe (2), John O. Porter and Tommy Williams. Judges - Mr. Emory Russell and Mr. Sonny Brown. 6. Forestry - Edward Foster, Rickey Gore and Jesse Foster. Judges - Mr. Raymond Johnson and Mr. W. C. Vernam. B. Public Speaking - George Pullen, Alletta Beebe and Susan Dodson. Judges - Mr. Ray Williams and Mr. Chas.Glaerv zer. C. Illustrated Talk - Brenda Printz and Susan Dodson. Judges - Mr. Ray Williams and Mr. Chas. Glaenzer. Contestants will be divided into two age groups; under 14 years of age and those 14 years and over. County winners in the latter grouping will compete for District awards ,at Madison on April 8. Parents are urged to attend.
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County Jail submitted by inspectors was very good. One suggestion was the need for painting the interior. This was approved by the Board. The possibility of a better protective night lighting plan for Rappahannock County High School was discussed and a committee, composed of the Sheriff, a State Trooper and the Commonwealth’s Attorney was appointed t<^ study this. The committee was advised to present a written report of their findings and recommendations to the School Board. The Sheriff requested the pur
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