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TRUE to the pre-show publicity, the amateur talent show sponsored by the Amissville Ruritan Club proved to be a lively evening’s entertainment, rewarding some 200 friends and family. Given the professional stage setting of the Rappahannock County Elementary School, the show charmed the audience with the sparkle and skill of youthful imagination. The program, directed by Ruritan member Robert B. Settle, offered all the diversity and arrangement of good showmanship.
Opening with a marching exhibit by the “76’ers,” a sextet of high-stepping third grade girls dressed in red,white and blue, the program breezed along through an unusual arrangement of patriotic melodies by Sandra Mizelle, a piano virtuoso from CenDemocratic
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