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By Mary Ann Kuhn
Rappahannock News Wnter
Day in and day 'out, Sally Havstad, gives and gives, and cheerfully so.
Right now, the Sperryville grandmother of two who lives in Old Hollow, is winding up the delivery of 511 cases of Florida citrus fruit—oranges, grapefruits, tangerines—almost single-handedly to Rappahannock county residents in time for Christmas.
She’s doing this to help raise money for the Rappahannock County Band Boosters, to help the children, “her” children in the schools’ bands.
Last year they made $7,000 from this sale alone.
At the same time, Mrs. Havstad, 62, is juggling the delivery of Christmas wreaths, swags and greens for the Rappahannock Garden Club, also to raise money for children, this time to help send them to the garden club nature camp.
The volume of her volunteer work seems staggering:
• She is in charge of all the Rappahannock Girl Scout leaden and 67 Girl Scouts here in the county and has been this so-called “service unit manager” of the scouts for eight years;
• She is treasurer of the Rappahannock County Band Boosters for the high school — and has been for the past seven years — the organization that does all the fund raising to run the band program; she is also treasurer of the elementary school band boosters;
• She is the “Citrus Chairman” or as the children call her, “The Orange Queen”—and has been for
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