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and a half between 1981 and 1982, leaving Rappahannock with the seventh lowest rate for cleared or solved crimes among Virginia's 95 counties, according to the 1982 edition of Crime in Virginia compiled by the uniform crime reporting section of the Department of State f\>lice.

Searching for joe-pye weed, rabbit tobacco, horsetail grass and other wildftowers, Betty Buntin, Virginia Pendleton and Jo Franta gather blooms for drying. The dried arrangements will be sold during the fall house tour Oct. 15 and 18, sponsored by the Episcopal Churchwomen of Brumfield Parish.

Summer readers Douglas Kilpatrick and Suaanne and Dwight Parker drove down to Richmond with assistant librarian Pat Helmer for the Virginia Reading Festival when' she accepted an award to the Rappahannock County Library for meeting the goal set for the children's summer rending program.

Flint Hill fire and rescue volunteers say the 1983 carnival was “the U*st yet " Fire company secretary Moe Walker reports gross proceeds in excess of $35,000 and thanked all those who contributed their time, talent and gifts. Among the winners of the big prises given away Saturday night were Ronnie Pullen of Sperryville, who won the registered black’Angus; Richard Settle of Flint Hill, two season tickets to the Redskins games; Jeanne Brown the Trout Drug gift certificate ; W.C. Latham, the furniture ami Edward Groves, the chiefs car decanter.

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