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more than the amount shown in the county budget and was $2,000 less than the Welfare Department’s original estimate and budget request made in April. “There’s something wrong with the budget,” she continued, since a $582 shortage existed in administration and assistance when no cuts had been made there by the Supervisors. "I’m for funding the mandatory services,” stated Luke. "What else is there to do?” Wood asked. No Extra Money Luke continued that he wasn’t in favor of granting Mrs. Buntin’s request for additional money to cover the shortage in Companion Services. If a county has extra money, then it’s fine to offer optional services, he added. Supervisor Butch Eastham, after looking over the budget information supplied by Mrs. Buntin, commented that it appeared the Welfare Department had spent $17,000 in administrative costs to give away $14,000 in benefits. “It’s not fair to say that,” countered Mrs. Buntin. She noted that value of food stamps was not considered in Washington, Va. 134 Acres ESTATE RAPPAHANNOCK CO: Beautiful 134.56 acre farm with 24 stall barn and other outbuildings; fields fenced and cross-fenced. Home, circa 1870, is modernized and features 7 bedrooms, 3% baths, library, sunroom, fireplaces. $375,000. Sidney Mank, Sales Associate 675-3244 Homestead Properties of Front Royal, Inc. 636-7157
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