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By SHARON KILPATRICK
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
At a banquet last Tuesday the Rappahannock County public schools said “Thank you!” to the Potomac Edison Company for its contribution of computers and technical assistance to the schools.
The occasion was the dedication of the Elmer B. Kaelin Computer Lab at the elementary school, in honor of Mr. Kaelin, who is the outgoing president of Potomac Edison, and the Potomac Edison Computer Lab at the high school.
The bronze plaques to be put on the doors of the labs didn’t arrive in time, but Mr. Kaelin and incoming Potomac Edison President Alan J. Noia received brass copies. Also honored with plaques were David Kline, Administrator of Educational
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