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tor, the Rev. Ray Crockett by Mrs. G.E. Doyle, who gave the bells in honor of her mother, Mrs. T.W. Latham and in memory of her father, the late Mr. Latham. The unique bell system, manufactured by Maas-Rowe Carillons Inc. is electronically amplified. It plays automatically by means of specially recorded tapes or live on an instrument using Maas-Rowe “tone bars.”

Rappahannock fourth graders were featured in a photo showing off the candle centerpieces that they made on Monday in Mrs. Ruth Baumgardner’s class. The centerpieces were an in-school 4-H project directed by Mrs. Rena Mae Jenkins and Mrs. Anna Bragg.

Rappahannock members of the Finance Committee for the construction of a 4-H Center in Warren County met last week to formulate plans for raising funds to help with the center. At the meeting were Nancy Secrist, Home Agent; Rapley Owings, Extension Agent; H.S. Barksdale, Unit Chairperson; Dr. Walter B. Kilby, who was named to head the Rappahannock group; David Konick and C.E. Johnson Jr.

Rappahannock County has been awarded a federal grant for $10,400 to purchase an ambulance with a radio for emergency medical services. The Sperryville Rescue Squad will receive the ambulance.

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