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Jim McCullough was certainly convincing as the deceiving, insane murderer in the Rappahannock County High School play, “Love from a Stranger,” last weekend! Julie Burke of Huntly was delightful as the victim of her madman husband, and Jon McCullough, who played the jilted fiance succeeding in tearing one’s heart out. The entire production and fine cast was well worth seeing. A job well done, Mr. Bomberger!

It was a very, special dinner last Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Reid and their daughter and husbimd, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Novak, who entertained Murphy’s mother, Mrs. Frances Reid of Culpeper as she celebrated her 81st birthday. That’s right - 81st! Wish she would pass her secret around. A very, happy, belated birthday wish to Frances!

Another very special birthday party was held in Castleton this past Sunday_it was Jan Gore’s 8th birthday, and the party was held here with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gore. It was a truly joyous occasion and the following people attended the celebration and dinner Jan’s parents, Ricky and Beverly Gore of Fredericksburg, Beverly’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks of Sumerduck, good friends of Richard & Becky, Tommy and Joan Woodard of Amissville and their two daughtersand two sons, known as the “4 B’s”, and Richard’s sister and her husband, Nina and Albert Compton of Manassas. They all had a good time and Mr. Gore was feeling great after his most recent operation. Belated happy birthday to Jan!

Richard and Nancy Schoppet attended Richard’s 26th class reunion from Wakefield High School in Aldington, held in a fine hotel in Arlington last Saturday night. They had a scrumptious dinner and danced to the “oldies but goodies” records that were spinning from 8 p.m. to the wee hours of the morning. Richard’s brother, Charlie and his wife Eve, joined them for the “out of the ordimuy” evening. Richard’s classmates were of all variations. Some looked like 25, others like they just turned 60 years old. One female classmate reminisced about being locked in a closet with Richard. Funny, he couldn’t remember that. Some classmates were stiff as boards, others were loudmouths, and there were even Dolly

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