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20 YEARS AGO
RAPPAHANNOCK NEWS
The Spring Concert at RCHS, A
Grand Night For Singing, included religious, patriotic and light music, under the direction of Mrs. Warren Wilbur.
Vo-Ag students Eddie Flock, Roger Welch, Mike Brown and Roy Atkins were pictured working on a .farm gate to be sold at an R.A.D. auction. The boys were taught by instructor C.B. Palmer.
Gifts for the Graduate were offered by Searce Auto Supply in F ront Royal. Among them were a tape recorder for $39.95; a clock radio for $24.95; a hair dryer for $15.95.
A better buy in 1962 was Richard’s Catawba wine, going for $1.00 at ABC stores and advertised in the Rappahannock News as coming from Richard’s Wine Cellars in Petersburg.
The Northern Virginia Power Company maintained in an ad that just one cent washes two tubs of clothes electrically.
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