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there were no accidents, no tickets from police and no trouble.

This safe and sane prom weekend was the result of preparation by Mello, his staff and teachers, Capt. Jeff Brown of the SherifFs Office, State Police officers, parents and, of course, the young men and women who partied responsiPerhaps

a lot of credit should gt) to Chris Skinner, who the day before the prom told hundreds of students from Rappahannock public schools and Wakefield Country Day School how alcohol and drug abuse resulted in his spending his life hs a quadriplegic. Skinner is in a wheel chair and paralyzed from his neck down.

During his speech last Friday at the high school, Skinner, 24, asked the youngsters how many knew somebody who had difficulty with alcohol or drugs and an estimated 98 percent of the young people raised their hands. bly.

See PROM, Page A5

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