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RCES . Breakfast: Tuesday, Jan 2: Cinnamon swirl toast or cereJ al/milk, toast, juice and milk. Wednesday, Jan. 3: Bagel •'French toast or cereal/milk, toast, juice and milk. _ * Thursday, Jan 4: Rapp. • McMuffin or cereal/milk, -' Coast, juice and milk. Friday, Jan. 5: Breakfast •'pizza or cereal/milk, toast, ‘■■ jtidce and milk. Lunch: Tuesday, Jan. 2: The new pizza, steamed succotash, choice of fruit, choice of milk. Wednesday, Jan 3: Chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes, ° choice of fruit, hot biscuit/but• ■ ter, choice of milk. Thursday, Jan. 4: Spaghetti/beef, cheese, steamed corn, choice of fruit, homemade garlic bread, choice "df milk. •l- Friday, Jan. 5: Little smok*~ies, macaroni and cheese, buttered peas, choice of fruit, hot ’biiscuit/butter, choice of milk.
Clinic opens
0n January iij Rappahannock Free Clinic {{* Satellite is opening a satellite {•{office in Washington January
{{{2001. Beginning on Jan.' 17, {{Ithe Free Clinic will operate a •{{separate clinic in {{•Rappahannock County. This {{clinic will provide the same • ‘health care services that have {{{been available from the clinic t ’- office in Warrenton for the •■.’past seven years. {{• The Rappahannock Free {{{Clinic will be open on each Jjfrfst and third Wednesday {'•evening, with patient registration starting at 5:30 p.m. The clinic will operate from the {{ Rappahannock County Health •;, Department Building in "{Washington. For additional {{•information call Rob Marino ?Jat the Fauquier Free Clinic at ! {347-0394, or Philip Strange at {,•937-5858.
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