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We appreciate the recipes and tidbits of apple lore that were turned in by numerous Rappahannock County residents that have been included in “Apples - Rappahannock Style.” Local artist, Geneva Welch, donated her time and talents to design the cover of the cookbook. We especially appreciate the typing, proof-reading, and all the other jobs performed by members of the cookbook committee: Betty Smith, Sandra Jenkins and Toni Updike.
Copies of the cookbook are available at several local orchards and merchants throughout the county and at the Extension Office. Your support in purchasing them will be appreciated. Plan to buy some now for Christmas presents.
Christine Timbers
joins Hair Studio
Tammy’s Family Hair Studio of Culpeper would like to welcome Christine Timbers of Sperryville to their staff. She will be working on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Mrs. Timbers recently graduated from a two year course in Cosmetology at Piedmont Technical Education Center. She was previously employed with John’s Barber Shop in Sperryville.
Please feel free to stop in and see either Mrs. Timbers or Tammy Jenkins for your families hair care needs at 401 B Madison Rd., located on the side of State Farm Insurance or call 825-9516.
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