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JO YEARS AGO . .
R APR Aft ANNOCK NEWS
Randall updike of
Washington was in
the news the week of September T. 1072 because of his efforts with the International Livestock Show held in Porto Alegre. Brazil. Swine and cattle for the show were airfreighted to the show for judging and sale. The animals exported from the U.S. were sold prior to shipping but were judged in the show. Updike was part of the judging team at the show and spent a week in Brazil for the event.
Leaving to attend various colleges were these Rappahannock students: Beth O’Bannon. Terry Russell. Lois Yates and David Cordle. all returning to the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg: Wade Massie and Bill Kilby, going to the University of Virginia in Charlottesville: Debbie Barron, entering Lynchburg College: Ella Mae Harper, entering Lynchburg Baptist Bible College; Douglas Baumgardner and Michael Anderson, departing for ’ I; Bill Fletcher, returning to the University of Richmond; Martha O'Bannon. attending Madison College: Eddie Clark, entering his senior year at Bridgewater; William Payne. Cliff Latham. Tommie Williams. C.G. Thornhill. Wavne Deal and Cassie Coates, going to VPI: Brenda Printz. going to Virginia Commonwealth University. Charlotte Printz, returning to Averett College. Gail Updike and Jane Kilby, returning to Radford College; Terry Kilby, returning to the University of Tennessee; Carter Moffett, returning to Mary W ashington: and Charles Albright, Jr., continuing at the Masters Program at the Ui.iversity of North Carolina.
The Rappahannock Farmers Cooperative was advertising fall sale items. Among them was a Sunbeam Canister Vacuum Cleaner for $32.95.
The Flint Hill Fire Company responded to a call at the property of Col. Earl Holmes, where a tree, struck by lightning, was burning.
Bernard L. Jenkins of Sperryville was pictured with an eleven-pound
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