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together Rappahannock’s future. Everyone is urged to attend to discuss possible plans for meeting what is certain to be a crisis about land use, the utilization and disposal of water and waste. I hope we will show our concern, not about whether we will or will not expand the town boundaries, a natural concern of all of us, but how the town and county can collaborate to solve our mutual. problems of population density, land utilization, property rights, utilization of resources and living together happily and comfortably in a world- -— where this is becoming h % increasingly difficult.
BILL YOUNG, MD
Washington
Loan closet
says thanks
To the Editor:
The Rappahannock
Convalescent Loan Closet members are pleased with the success of their July 4 fundraiser.
We would like to thank all of our bakers for their generous donations of baked goods and all that was purchased from our booth.
We would also like to announce this year’s winners of the raffle which include: $50 cash prize to Alice Butler, Front Royal; autographed cookbook from The Inn at Little Washington, Doug Klafehn, Slate Mills; footstool from Clore Furniture, Cam Zopp, Washington; afghan, Glen Hofherr, Amissville; silver serving pieces, Dawn Fisher, Washington; two azaleas, Eloise Coates, Amissville; iron bell, Ellen Hudson, Washington; eleven pounds of bacon, Donald. Keyser, Alexandria; framed
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