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Quaintance, Mrs. Nona Genebach, Mrs. Sue McGee, Mrs. Lou Sentz, Mrs. Betty Settle, Mrs. Jeannie Eastham, Mrs. Lynne Baines, Mrs. Margaret Baumgardner, Mrs. Butch Martin, Mrs. Ann Eddins, the Rev. Jennings Hobson, Roger Andrew and Graham Spencer.
If the Rappahannock Planners follow the advice they received last week from Commonwealth’s Attorney George Davis, the county’s revised zoning and subdivision ordinances should do more than pay lip service to preservation of agricultural and forestal land.
Davis also acknowledged the county’s, need for a comprehensive plan to go along with the revised zoning and subdivision ordinances.
Rappahannock Home Mutual Fire Insurance Co., the county’s oldest continuously operated business, celebrated its 100th anniversary last week.
The companys birthday present to its policyholders was a promise to continue the sound management practices that made a rate increase unnecessary for 27 years while the costs of just about everything else ^Jiyrocketed annually.
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