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Old Rag Bulletins | a The AmissvHle Ruritan Chib | is sponsoring an essay contest for j f RCHS students. The topic is "The ! Constitution—what it does for me." Essay length is 500 words, and I all entries must be submitted by ff Nov. 15. The first prize will be a, ; I $100 U. S. Savings Bond. For ■ fl additional information about the | |j l' contest, contact RCHS principal 4 John Toth or Social Studies teachers Jeanne Griffeth and Dennis § jjf Wingfield. The winner will be | announced before Thanksgiving. Inside - Health Dept, requests more :ispace,'/ l' ~. p.3 : Treats forAII Hallow's Eve ' -• > , V ; ’ p. 10 :: Shakespearean lecturer to visft * 0.' : j p. 14 ■< : ■ ^ Government
5, V T at a glance • Board of Supervisors: Monday, : Oct. 26* 10 a.m., Courthouse. Special | meeting to appoint a School Board r ; member from Hampton District. Ct # BZA: Tuesday, Oct. 27,9 a.m., , ^Courthouse. Regular monthly meeting. 5f • Washington Town Council: |fWPdrilsday, Oct. 28,8 p.m., ' Courthouse. Special meeting to ^£ppsj$er special use permit ' > •’* " *'*******|' g ':»'±r: Weekend weather - According to the National Weather > V Service, the beautiful fall weather should f-r continue through the weekend, with the p exception of a chance of showers late Friday and early Saturday. Temperatures will become more seasonable, with daytime highs reaching %| Only the high 50s to low 60s and nighttime, n readings dipping into the 30s. Persistent € breezes through the weekend will keep the air quality in the excellent range. i
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