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10 YEARS AGO
RAPPAHANNOCK NEWS
IN THE September 28,
1972 edition of the News,
Leggetts ran a fullpage ad featuring their fall harvest sale. Jeans were selling for S7.88; dresses for $12.88; double knit suits for $48.88 and handbags for $4.88.
Student Council Association representatives were chosen from the elementary school. They were: Paula Butler, Ronda Wiley, Melissa Cameron, Donna Williams, Marion Eastham, Buck Williams, George Massie, Denise Wingfield, Rhonda Estes, Sarah H. Massie, Dee Welch and Natalie Swindler.
The Rappahannock Farmers' Cooperative was offering a choice of 100 gallons of oil or a Black and Decker 2-speed drill free with the purchase of a Siegler Home Oil Heater.
One of the homes chosen for the annual house tour was that of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Jamieson.
Yoga classes offering breathing and meditation exercises were advertised in Washington.
A six-pack of Schmidts beer was on sale at Stokes Mart in Front Royal for 89 cents. Eggs were 29 cents a dozen, and bread 19 cents a loaf, also at Stokes Mart.
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