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fund, the dog warden must be called immediately after damage is done.

Commonwealth's Attorney George H. Davis, jr. was appointed to serve on a steer-! ing committee for a Community College.

Current accounts were viewed and approved for payment. The boundary suit was reviewed and it was unanimously agreed to leave it at the present disposition rather) -than pursue it further to the State Supreme Court. L. H. Luttrell stated that in pre-1 vious years the Rappahannock Culpeper line had run just a few feet from his house and now the newly established line was a quarter mile from his dwelling over on the Culpeper !, side. r The group adjourned.

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| New and renewing subscribers to the Rappahannock News which are acknowledged with Jappreciation include Mrs. Vergie L. Clatterbuck, Mrs. ;Thomas Baldwin, Mrs. Lucy Goodall, Mrs. W. Kuncewicz, Mrs. Richard Ridenour, E. B. iCary, Miss Frances D. Wood,

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