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Where's the Calendar?

'There has apparently been concern over the removal of the calendar from Page A3 of the paper. In fact, the calendar has not been removed from the paper it has been moved. ' -The calendar items, along with the dates for government meetings, can now be found on Page A1. This is a more prominent placing for these items and usually found more quickly.

The items will be listed under At A Glance, in the lower left corner of Page Al, and will contain government meetings, theatre etefits, art exhibitions, movie listings for RAAC and other board type meetings such as the library and school board. It will contain dates for two weeks in advance.

This change will also allow for additional space inside the paper tjb report on other items of interest. ;; In addition, news articles about happenings at The Theatre, Ki Theatre, RAAC and the Middle Street Gallery, or even special artist exhibitions in the county, will appear two to three weeks prior on Page B1 in order to give complete details about the upcoming event. : We hope this change has not inconvenienced anyone. If you know of an event that has not appeared in the paper or require inforipation about an upcoming event you may contact the Rappahannock News at 675-3338.

Be Alert to Rabies

; A case of rabies has been reported in the county. Those involved acted quickly and appropriately in dealing with the incident. They alerted the authorities who dealt efficiently with the animal in question — in this case a skunk. ; The county and Sheriff’s Office advise? residents to be aware that there may be other rabid animals in the county. If you think an animal is rabid, or acting in a peculiar manner — especially overly fwehdly wild animals — alert the authorities immediately. Call th» Sheriff’s Office ">75-3331. They will relay the information to di» animal warden, l^o not try to deal with the animal yourself. You may kill an innocent animal or worse yet be injured yourself. ^ Rabies treatment is costly and unpleasant at best.

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