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Old Rag

Bulletins

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?ffice mana£er Marie Davis at the "

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famjhes needing help this season.

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man toBox87. 22747 through Monday, Dec. 20

groups interested in adopting a family ca" do so. They will not knL the family s name, but they will get mS™nfd^T family COrnposition' For more information call 675-3313.

Landfill Hours

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amli'in h°“? u" Dec’23 and 3°. <7:30 only from S«S’*^ °Perata

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Chnstmas Day and New Year’s Day.

Special Education

The Special Education Advisorv Committee will meet in the RpF^ i;k on Thrusday, Dec. .6 at 3 30 ^m

The agenda will include a time for questions and comments abm»t f k state Special EducS

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There will be a report on the S S™Uaf!2" c°mponent of the 1994-95 Special Education Plan.

Unemployment Down

Rappahannock County unemployment dropped to 3 percent in October according to statistics supplied by the V'rguua Employment Commission, in W18 c.0raParfs with a 4.2 percent rate

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Government

at a Glance

Wednesday ec- 22 at 9 a.m., Court House .

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