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bnde s sisters, Janet and Lisa Wiles of Fairfax, and Sherry Ralls of Sperryville, wearing lavender dresses. Each of the attendants carried lavender daisies.

Henry Diggs of Amissville was best man for Mr. Letts and ushers were Tom Letts of Miami, Jim Wiles of Fairfax and Jerry Brown of Amissville.

After a honeymoon at Ocean City, Md., the couple is living at Castleton.

Mr. Letts was graduated from high school in Florida in 1974 and is employed by Rappahannock Lumber Company in Amissville. Mrs. Letts was graduated from Chantilly High School in 1982.

Burke Helps Plan

Voc Ed Week

Connie Sue Burke from Rappahannock County High School was one of the HERO officers who helped plan Vocational Education Week (February 6-12) activities at Piedmont Technical Education Center.

HERO (Home Economics Related Occupations) is composed of students from the food occupation classes. Connie Sue, the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Woodard, serves as Chairman of Degree for Piedmont’s HERO chapter during the 1982-83 school year.

As a HERO officer, she assisted with the planning of activities which included preparation of treats for the student body, Teacher Appreciation Day and Creative Day for food occupation students.

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