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Rev. Phil Bailey of the Washington Baptist Church said he knew King as a friendt ly, warm and open-minded person who he thought would do a good job.
Butler likewise said: “She i$ honest and looks on allsides (of the issues). I don’t think she is swayed easily.”
King stated her position by saying, “I don’t enjoy con| frontation, but I will stand my ground. If I vote it will be fof the good of the town. I think this town is going to survive. I love this town.”
King said she would like t$ meet the owners of The Inn. Irj her gentle voice, she said with conviction, “I’m not in anyone’^ pocket. I will be fair to botl} sides and I’m open-minded.” j
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The Rappahannock County Elementary School announces its annual collection of nonperishable foods, school suplplies, new hats and mittens',, and new toys to be given t$ school families in need during the holiday season. Items wifi be collected in the RCES lobby from Nov. 30-Dec. 14 betweed 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. each day. For information, cal} Candace Lamma, RCES guitfy ance counselor, at 987-8259. i
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