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Richard Wayland (left), president of the new Piedmont Beekeepers’ Association, discussed program plans with Steve Reeve, vice president; and John Amberson, secretary; Raymond Johnson, treasurer, (not pictured) all of Rappahannock County. Persons interested in keeping honeybees are invited to attend the first program meeting in Culpeper Monday, August 30, at 7:30 p.m., at the Culpeper National Bank meeting room in the Southgate Shopping Center. The program will include a film, “Story of the Bees,” a slide presentation “Safety in Working With Bees,” and a talk on “Bee Stings and Proper Medication.” All refreshments served will be made with the use of honey with Mrs. Maynard Hoffman, Culpeper, in charge.

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