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Clarence E. Giles
Jr. “Skippy”
Home: Washington I Occupation: Realtor i Accomplishments: Skippy Giles {is a native of Rappahannock f County and now works as a : Realtor with Sam Snead Realty | in Front Royal specializing in I Rappahannock and Warren Counties in residential and , country estates.
* ' He has been in real estate for ten 1 years and in November 1997 ! received from The Virignia Association of REALTOR in * conjunction with the University of Virignia Division of Continuing Education, The Graduate, REALTOR Institute award and presently working towards broker licensing. He is a graduate of Rappahannock County High School, has received a certificate Principles of Real , Estate from Lord Fairfax ‘ Community College, a diploma i from The National Institute of Real Estate, Member of The Greater Piedmont Association of REALTORS; The National Association of REALTORS and \ The Virignia Association of REALTORS. SWppy opefategrtheV^ftehwgtew' Cash Store in Washington fa* X sixteen years. He was * i Scoutmaster of Troop 42a fr Washington for five yeiws receiving Scoutmaster’s Training^ Award, Statuette Award, Wood j Badge Award and Scoufpr’s Key ! Award. He was also a member of ‘ the Washington Town Council from T 976 to 1984. On May 4, 1969 he married Pat McDonald and they have three children, C.E. Giles III (Skip), a ! graduate of Mary Washington College and receiving his teaching 1 certificate from Shenandoah i University; Kenny Giles, a graduate of Virginia Tech and Katie Giles at the Rappahannock Middle School in the eighth grade. They reside on Gay Street in the Town of Washington. Give Skippy a call if you are thinking of selling or buying, 6753637 or 635-9808.
Weekend Pick
| Holiday Bazaar set
! The Hearthstone School Holiday i Bazaar will be held on Dec. 4 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m, at Trinity Episcopal Church across from The Inn at Washington.
The bazaar will include many items of interest to people of all i ages: fresh evergreen wreaths by | Kate Cliffton; hand blown art glass i and ornaments by Jensen | Kvames; aroma therapy gifts: , quality toys and books for children; handmade fleece hats, scarves, mittens, vests, headbands and , quilts by Margaret Dunn; papiermache musical rattles and wall masks by Danny: Finnery; unusual gifts frpm Mountain Mystic Trading f Company of Front Royal and toys i from G. Whillikers in Warrenton.
Also featured will be leather backpacks and waist packs; handcrafted ornaments, straw house blessings, beeswax candles and wood felt dolls from , the Hearthstone community; ' copper and magnetic jewelry by j' Dan Lewis; prayef-inspired jewelry Jjy April Martin; Dragon’s Mists wooden wares, incense burners and wooden shplf sitters; and fiber1 art by Suzanne Barrier. , i • ~ * <-** ■■ There wi# also be a gingerbread house raffled off with refresh“ i mente by julie and Howard Coon. i'
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