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Jackie Blount, Kim Johnson; Todd Landis, Michele Powers, John Vanderzon, Lisa Cupp, John O’Neill, Kristina Fain, Kathleen Fawcett, Patricia Paster, Brian Blount; Bobby Gehringer, Oriana Chung, Eric Dutt, Sharon Campbell, Billy Germelman, Macon Uskurait, Margaret Holliday, John Landis; Dierdre Coombs, Diane Benzing, Adam Cupp, Duane Funk, Kelly Smithgall, Jimmy Rucker, Charles Huber, Keri Ford, Shawn Hunter; Darrin Plauger, Corey Dermitt, Robert Ford, Alexander Smith, Tina Brown, Joette Breeden, Bradley Paster, John Secrist;

Whitney Wingfield, Jonathan Andrews, Channal Himelight, Todd Poe, Skip Giles, Joey Cameron, Sarah Walsworth, Michael Simpson;

Christian Daigle, Robbie Maher, Rebecca Sheehy, Katie Lynn, Kent Herr, Jennifer Torneden, April Richey, Bobby Johnson, Marcie Lynn.

Lions

Honored

The Rappahannock Lions Club won three award categories at the District Fall Conference in Fredericksburg on October 27. The county club received two recognition badges for its banner, indicating support for the Lions of Virginia Foundation and the Old Dominion Eye Bank.

The Rappahannock Lions also won the State Achievement Award for overall excellence in a long list of judging criteria.

County Lions raised a record amount in this year’s annual apple sales, the major source of revenue for community projects.

The club’s roadside stand grossed $2,855 from the sale of 224 gallons of cider, 110 pints of honey, 87 bushels of apples and 548 quarts of homemade apple butter for a net profit close to $1,500.

Lunch Sale

The Washington Ladies Auxiliary will sell lunch Saturday, November 10 at the Merrill auction.

Contributions of food, baked goods or assistance will be appreciated.

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