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The Page County ; Ramblers will be at Cooter’s Place on Sunday, May 7. Great country music by the Cooter’s Garage Band is featured on Saturday evenings and bluegrass on Sundays. The entire community is invited to come out and enjoy the music. Raymond (Butch) Smoot has returned home from the Culpeper Hospital and is grateful for the support and encouragement from family and friends. Approximately fifty family members, friends and co• • workers attended the wedding and reception of Kim Gross to Ben Phillips at the home of Billy, Barbara and Tiffany ; Wayland on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Atkins • were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott in Manassas for four days last week. Dollie Atkins and Stacy Atkins were Saturday guests of Stephanie Atkins-Scott for a ; day at the Freedom Aquatic Fitness Center in Manassas.
Crystal Grigsby
: earns Pamplin
Leader Award Crystal R. Grigsby from Rappahannock County High •I School was awarded The Pamplin Leader Award for the ; year 2000 from the Pamplin • College of Business at Virginia Tech. The one year, $1,000 award is a merit-based scholarship that invests in the best ; and brightest students from • each of the Commonwealth's 294 schools. The Pamplin College of Business has set a standard for stewardship and believes strongly in the university's motto, Ut Prosim, "That I may ’ Serve." The scholarships are [ given to high school students • to show that higher education I is an investment instead of an ; expense. The scholarships were designed to encourage investment in Virginia Tech for its • comprehensive curricula, its I leadership in information and [ educational technology, as • well as the esteemed faculty. Crystal is the laughter of ' Diane Grigsby of Sperryville.
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