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1 he tax rate increased zu cents, a bumper hay crop was harvested, a 2 million dollar budget wds' adopted and ? twister struck in Amissville. The carnival season was upon us. Curtis Nichols visited Finland through, the Lion exchange program.
The Interior Department dropped plans for the land swap and July burst with Fireworks and a street fair and flea market in Washington. Morgan Johnston was named Mason of the Year, the Lions Club installed new officers with Howard Holschuh elected president and Rappahannock Bank got a face-lift. Ned Johnson, Christine Johnston and Granville Eastham were named by Judge Snead to the Trustee Electoral Board and the F. T. Valley Church members and friends turned out for the Bicentennial celebration.
The 4-H Day Camp was a wow, more hay was harvested, Planning District Nine offered aid in forming a comprehensive plan for Rappahannock.
Jim McGarvey was named to head the new Mental Health Department here the first of August and Miss Virginia appeared in the Flint Hill parade and all of this time gardeners were harvesting a bumper crop of everything. Girl Scouts Wendy Helmer, Lynn Jones and Shannon Streagle left for the wild west for camping and backpacking Wyoming and the Ski Area obtained a permit for an Alpine Slide while trash problems continued. Dr. Robert McDaniel joined the school administrators as Assistant Superintendent while Becky Burke joined the Mental Health Clinic staff and the
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