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The Washington Post Office takes great pride in showing their community spirit by opening their doors to everyone. They will have a Customer Appreciation Day on Tuesday, Ort. 23 from 11 a.m. to 3 pan. with a special drawing for those 70 and over. This wall leave our friend, Frank Moffett, out for the drawing. Refreshments will be served. Yvonne, Nina, Betty, Bobby and Karen agree, “that all the customers have been wonderful. We have had a lot of challenges as an organization over the years, but our customers have stuck by us. We truly enjoy being the tie that lands our community together.”
4H Junior Garden
Club seeks new
members
The Rappahannock 4H Junior Garden Club sponsored by the Rappahannock County Garden Club under the auspices of the 4H program is seeking new members, ages 9 to 13 years. Meetings are held after school, on the 4th Tuesday of every month in the Extension office on Gay Street in Washington.
The Junior Garden Club is involved in many fun activities. Throughout the year, programs are provided that focus on floral design, seasonal arrangements, crafts, and trips to local nurseries and farm programs. The members take home charming designs that can be used to brighten their own homes or serve as lovely gifts fin* someone special.
Civic projects help to teach gardening skills and promote community awareness. Projects include gardens at the Rappahannock Elementary School and assisting with the flower boxes at the County Court House. For more information, contact Sally Havstad at 987-9342. If you don’t have transportation to the meetings, that can be arranged.
Birthday wishes
Belated birthday wishes go out to Jonathan Moore who celebrated his day on Monday, Oct. 15 and to Holly Childrey who celebrated her day on Tuesday, Oct. 16. Birthday wishes go out to John Clark of Washington. He will celebrate his day on Wednesday, Oct. 24. May each
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