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10 Years Ago
Thursday, Dec. 14, 1989 t,,'>
* ■R*-T| In the front page photograph Arthur Smith was uo" cleaning snow from the steps of the Sperryville Antique Market on Saturday morning with a broom03:; However, most residents needed snow shovels by Wednesday, as the county received another six inches,,, from a major winter storm. (-(V/ The county’s Department of Social Services is conduct^ ing its annual holiday food drive for Rappahannock’s less fortunate residents. According to Marie Davis,-sei' far the drive is behind its goal compared to the last several years. Residents are encouraged to give. The special education advisory committee for the " Rappahannock County Public School will hold an orga< nizational meeting on Dec. 14. The following people have agreed to serve on the committee: Edith Clark,< , Marsha Thompson, Marian Facchina, Nancy , Reeve, Linda Mock, Ellen Mustoe, the Rev. Steve Parker, Rose Ann Sharp, Daphne Hutchinson,.' the Rev. Jennings W. Hobson III, Ester Settle and! Douglas Baumgardner. The functions of the local advisory committee are to advise the local school division of unmet needs in the"' education of handicapped children, assist the local " school division in the formation and development of 1 long range plans designed to provided services for clftjdren and related handicapped needs, issues, subject^ etc. « V
-COMPILED BY: BARBARA C. WAYLAND ,,
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