Mrs. Barron’s class they have been

Mrs. Barron’s class they have been writing daily in journals.

Mrs. Barron said that next year they might not use the English and spelling workbooks. ‘That will be incorporated into the whole language instruction,” she said.

Godwin

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A total of 10 warrants were filed by individuals and businesses i against Godwin after he left town last Labor Day weekend. The Rappahannock County charges, which include felonies, misdemeanors and civil warrants in debt, are:

• Atlantic Food Services: two fel-; ony charges alleging he wrote bad checks, including one for 1869.50 and another four, written on different dates, which total more than $200.

• Pepsi-Cola Co.: one felony charge alleging he wrote three bad checks worth a total of more than $200.

• Paul Baldwin, of Baldwin’s Grocery in Washington: one felony charge alleging Godwin wrote three bad checks totalling $788.

• Arthur Neufeld: one felony charge alleging Godwin wrote him a bad check for $218.

• Lewis F. Shotton: two misdemeanors alleging that Godwin wrote him tow bad checks, for $60 and $61.27.

e Robert M. Miller of Warrenton, who was Godwin’s lawyer: a felony charge for a bad check in the amount of $600, and a civil warrant in debt totalling $4,760 for his unpaid legal bQl.

e William E. Wickens: a civil warrant in debt for $4,600 alleging failure to repay a loan and misappropriation of funds.

e Shirley Zim, of Washington Video Rentals: a civil warrant in debt alleging Godwin failed to return a videocassette recorder valued at $300, rental movies worth $210, $40 in late charges and that he paid part of his bill with a bad check in the amount of $104.

In addition to the Florida,' Fairfax and Rappahannock County charges, Godwin also faces a stolen property charge in the City of Fairfax and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and bad check charges in Comanche County, Oklahoma.