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construction in Washington.
The gas crunch was beginning to be felt in Rappahannock, Miss Mary Miller Wood and Mrs. Annie Moore, retired teacher, were honored by the Retired Teachers Association with a luncheon and the Board denied a social worker .for the Welfare Department. Charles Eldred and Robert Eastham were appointed to the School Board and a July Fourth celebration was planned.
In July John Godlewski became a SherifFs deputy, Amissville Ruritan had a sumptious barbecue, equipment was moved from the ski area and suit was filed against the county, the sheriff and the jailer by Mrs. Myrtle Corbin of Flint Hill alleging negligence while her son was in jail.
Marie Davis and Sylvia Kreitler became Welfare office personnel, new equipment was funded by a grant for local fire and rescue units in early August.
Peter Kramer was granted a rezoning at the old mill east of Washington for commercial use, Sally Armentrout was named Mental Health Clinic nurse and the Co-Op had a grand opening of its new store. Judge R. V. Snead announced his retirement after almost 27 years on the bench. Catholic services began under
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