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number of areas in America where the people care what happens to the private property on which they pay taxed and which as free men they hold as a heritage from the Creator.
Sincerely,
Edward J. Pawley
Roarin’ Rock Mills
Castleton, Va. 22716
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Two further significant quotes from the member of the Federal Power Commission.
“Utilities and other public service companies could ben fit the Nation by taking a critical look at their past practices and evaluating them in the context of the new environmental ethic. It is no longer sufficient for management to look with deserved pride at charts and graphs which illustrate impressive increases in quantity of service. Management must now focus on how it has moved ahead. Has it, been sensitive to the public’s increasing concern for the quality of environment? Has it been responsive to changing values? Has it been prepared to enter into constructive dialogue with those who seek a departure from past practices?” “Indeed, the public is becoming increasingly aware of the fact that as man shapes his environment he shapes himself as well.”
Dear Mrs. Davis,
According to electoral officials, the candidates > for election are not designated by party except on the ballot for the election of ; President of the United States. In other elections the party of the candidate is not stipulated.
—Editor
To Whom It May Concern: The Rappahannock News was alerted to the fact last week that Sen. Harry F. Byrd, Jr. had voted against any salary increase for members of the Senate or Congress and made a speech on the Senate floor to that effect; and that Rep. John 0. Marsh, Jr. also cast a negative vote on salary Increase. This action came in response to an advertisement. which intimated contrary action. ]
—Editor i
Todays Woman
Jody Burtner
Extension Agent,
Home Economics
Kitchen Safety , Safety is an attitude. Safety is | incere concern for your veD-beihg and for the well being >f others. It is the willingness to iccept rules and regulations and* o apply them to everything you lo. The kitchen is one of the most langerous rooms in the house. It s a combination factory, bakery, :annery, butcher shop, estaurant, household workshop ind a children’s playground. Here s the, place for the family to put into practice all they know about safety. To have a safe kitchen, develop and practice good habits in the selection, preparation, serving and storage of food.
To help you acquire the knowledge needed to make your
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