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(Continued from Page 2) J^palrs and town hall renovation.
In late February, the planners approved an agricultural district with several tag-ons, a pair race was scheduled to begin the Rappahannock Pointto-Points with benefits to go to the FORE workshop, the Board of Zoning Appeals found out that setback regulations prevail over other provisions, and the county’s welfare budget request was 548,221, two percent less than the previous year.
March
The Panthers won the opening round of Skyline District Tournament, defeating Luray 62-41 in Warren County.
In March, hunting problems continued to be in the news, with the supervisors voting to advertise to prohibit hunting within 300 feet of a road and bannning* the hunting of deer with dogs.
The Panthers lost to William Monroe in the second round of Skyline District Tournament competition.
In the middle of the month, Rappahannock teachers proposed an index salary scale to the school \ board, the zoning board considered flood plain regulations and map errors, Sperryville was encouraged by the prospect of receiving a block grant for its sewage disposal system. The March meeting of the School Board showed them disposed to consider the teacher’s proposal of an index salary scale, and discussing work on the new bus shop-school board office. The rabies outbreak was continuing to spread our way, with a rabid dog discovered in Culpeper County. The budget submitted by the School Board included the index pay scale and totaled $2,449,412. The ,planners considered designating the flood plain by high water mark rather than soil type, and the women’s club annual fashion show was a big success. Robert Bowers opened the
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