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REC Sets
Annual
Meeting
Rappahannock Electric CooperJJJ ative, which supplies electricity ttfj part of Rappahannock County, wiC hold its annual meeting on Saturday** August 28, at Courtland Higl School. The school is located o: Route 628 in Spotsylvania County.
Members of the cooperative arin encouraged to attend the meeting^ listen to the year end reports an£« vote in the election for members cgj REC’s board of directors. Membergj will also vote on a proposed chang#* to the bylaws. Registration for thC meeting will be held between 9 a.rr£U and 12:55 p.m. The meeting beginjg at 1 p.m. «•»
A health fair is offered for the c<5> operative’s consumer-members bdjC tween 9 a.m. and noon. Thg; Spotsylvania Lions Club will providJ£ a mobile van and personnel for fre* sight, glaucoma, and hearing test£ There will be free cholesterol, gli£ cose, and blood pressure tests, aff well as iron checks and height* /weight comparison. 2
A mobile mammogram unitjfi staffed by all female personnel, wig be provided by Mary Washington Hospital. Mammograms are avaiC able for $55. Appointments shoulS be scheduled by calling 1-800-28^ 3926. Visa and Mastercard will bg accepted. Various civic organize tions will have displays pertaining t£ healthy living. Detailed information about REC’s services for membeij will also be on display. j
There will be numerous door prizes including a grand prize of 3 color television. The drawing for thl door prizes will take place at the eng of the business session. You must b$ present to win. *
A free lunch will be provided fdl REC’s members between 10 a.n£ and 12:30 p.m. The meal is being prepared and served by the Culinanp Arts Department of the Spotsylv* nia Vocational Center. *
Rappahannock Electric Cooperative is a locally owned, non-profit organization that provides electricity to more than 62,000 customers in parts of 16 counties of Virginia.
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