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Electronics
Introduction to Electrical Shop, a first quarter course in the Electronics Technology Program, will be offered this winter on Wednesday nights from 7 to 10 p.m., at Lord Fairfax Community College.
This course is intended for three primary groups: technical students who need to develop a proficiency in the electronics laboratory; electronics hobbyists, who may be interested in learning about certain types of equipment and techniques; and citizens in the community who wish to acquire a basic understanding of electricity andelectipnics.
Since many people find
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Betty Miller
A funeral service for Mrs. Betty Mae Miller and her daughter Joyce Elizabeth Miller of Gainesville was held Friday at Manassas Assembly of God Church.
The Rev. H.V. Spruill conducted the service, assisted by the Rev. Gordon Young. Burial was in Sperry ville Cemetery. Mrs. Miller and Joyce died December 28 at Sperryville.
Mrs. Miller, 29, was a native of Rappahannock County, the daughter of Mrs. Rosie Marie Frazier Clatterbuck and the late James Howard Clatterbuck. She was the wife of Eli William Miller of Gainesville, who survives her.
Besides her husband and mother, she is survived by a son, Ronald Michael Miller and a daughter, Linda Karen Miller, both of Gain
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