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Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Eastham, was added to the landmark register. The ski area was put up for sale and TV channel 7 offered a film feature on Rappahannock folk. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thornhill were recognized as the outstanding farm family by the Soil Conservation District.
Buntin, Baumgardner, Scoggin, Gilkey elected, Sperryville bridge closed, Robert Eastham attacked school budget and new registrar. Ruth Kilby, and assistant Marjorie Atkins kept busy during pre-election and election day activites. School board members appointment was held illegal under freedom of information act and the Washington Country Store opened again with Candy Coombs as proprietor.
In December Rappahannock Co-Op requested rezoning of land behind facility and planners split on decision for recommendation! Drug policy for schools was questioned by school board member Eastham and panel meeting disclosed alcohol as most abused drug.
Supers granted Co-Op
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