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By MARY JAMIESON Rappahannock News Contributing Writer This spring, the 14-year-old Old Dominion hounds steeplechase course at Thomas and Louise Eastham’s Ben Venue farm is in top condition. On Saturday, April 7, beginning at noon, the heavy entry of racers and chasers will find consistent, quality turf, well spaced and placed timber fences as well as the non-accepted National Steeplechase Association artificial brush hedges. In 1976, Thomas Eastham, Ben Venue’s 100 percent Virginia farmer, said to William Brainard and Zeke Ferguson, O.D.H.’s masters of foxhounds, “We want Old Dominion to have a five point-to-point event in
The Rappahannock National Bank will accept sealed bids for a 1983 Ford F150
Pick-up. All bids
must be received by 4-16-90. The truck is
available for inspection at the bank’s office
on Gay Street. The bank reserves
the right to reject all bids.
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