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By NANCY SCHOPPET Rappahannock New* Correspondent
937-5234
What a happy Mother’s Day it was for Doris Donald who became a grandmother for the 17th time and a gr*at grandmother for the 14th time! Bom on 6-11-84, to Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. McCauley of Colesville, Md. was Sara Elizabeth, a beautiful, 8 pound + girl. Yes, Frank & Doris Donald couldn’t be prouder grandparents! The great event took place in Montgomery General Hospital in Montgomery County, Md. with Mr. & Mrs. Alfred McCauley of Silver Spring, Md. being the other proud set of grandparents. Congratulations!
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Fridenstine had a wonderful Mother’s Day too at the Mother’s Day Parade at the Randolph Macon Academy in Front Royal. Their grandson, David who is a sophomore and plays the' clarinet in the band, added to their delight as they watched the marching Cadet Corps on that beautiful Sunday. David is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Neal Fridenstine who were also there with their daughter, Lynn - age 13 who attends Chesapeake Academy in Kilmarnock, Va. Before the parade, David was inducted into the National Honor Society at R.M.A. The Cadet Corps took the Mothers out to dinner at the Oasis Vineyard in Rappahannock County later in the afternoon. Both Mrs. Fridenstines had such a lovely day!
Mrs. George Beebe visited her daughter, Jennette beebe in Rockville, Md. for Mother’s Day. Jennette is an electrical estimator 7 drafter in Vienna, Va. She graduated from R.C.H.S. in 1979 and attended Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Va. for 3 years. They had so much fun
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