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time this season that the operation of the motel and restaurant has changed hands. Mr. d’Orleans hopes to develop a French restaurant noted for its culinary art in the near future.

20 YEARS AGO

June 25, 1981

“All welfare programs are experiments in finding a way of easing people’s problems.” That’s the conclusion Elizabeth Buntin has reached after 35 years as Superintendent of Rappahannock County’s Social Services. This week, she announced her retirement effective Sept. 1 ending a long career of helping those less fortunate attack their problems.

Cindy Poe was crowned Amissville carnival queen by Paul Poling in a lead photo. Cindy was also named this year’s honorary fire chief for collecting the most votes.

The 1956 graduating class of Rappahannock County High School held a 25th reunion in June at the Old Salem Inn, Culpeper. Of the 26 graduates, the following attended the reunion: Eleanor Leake Whorton, Mabel Hawkins Burke, Bernice Nethers Coates, Naomi Burke Morris, Juanita Dodson Carter, Becky Jones Olsen, Franklin Williams, Gavor Foster, Frances Walker Eldred, Frances Atkins Foster, Elizabeth Verner Jenkins, Shirley Atkins Baker, Robert M.

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