Beverly Massie

Named 342 times. These are the 332 blocks the name was read from, in the order the paper printed them.

Feb 25, 1971 Race Officials and ...Fanning Baumgardner, clerks of the paddock; Bobby Gehringer, clerk of the scales; Mrs. Beverly Massie, trophies; James F. Massie, parking; J. Newbill Miller, program sales; and Elzy Brown, numbers secretary. In addition to the committee members, a number of well...
Jun 28, 1973 Burke 675-3659, Beverly Burke 675-3659, Beverly Massie 937-4431, Ruby Cannon 937-4900, Lillie Yowell 987-8482, Mary R. Miller 675-3375. Cash contributions may be sent to Alice Johnson, Sperryville, 987-8720 or Roberta Anderson 9878206. Proceeds from the sale will benefit the Rappahannock Mental Health Chapter...
Mar 28, 1974 Among the Board members at the Mental Health meeting ...Board; Mrs. Frances ™ornton, nurse and treasurer; Mrs. Annie Cooke, co-chairman; standing, Mrs. Beverly Massie secretary; Dr. William H. Young, chairman of the division and David Schwemer, executive director of the Chapter 10 Board. The Rev. Wiley reported $650 realized...
Dec 12, 1974 From Pare 1 to deny the school board’s request ...the schools lose the weekly visits by the Chapter 10 speech therapist. Mrs. Beverly Massie, a delegate from Rappahannock to the Chapter 10 Mental Health
Jan 9, 1975 location tor the Washington aump, sters. Turning to other ...Flint Hill to serve on the Health Planning Advisory Committee for District Nine. Beverly Massie was reappoirited to the Chapter 10 Mental Health Board. Pete Luke was reelected chairman of the Boa rd of Supervisors. □
Apr 10, 1975 hosted by the Board of Supervisors. Luke noted that ...were dropped or put in.” School board members E.N. Montague, Irvin Kilby and Beverly Massie disagreed. Montague branded Luke’s suggestion “a ploy to place the responsibility for the school budget on the school board” instead of on the Supervisors, “where...
Apr 10, 1975 LUKE SAID he understood that several surrounding counties hold ...the budget and as far as they were concerned their job is complete. Beverly Massie noted the school board “already has received input from the teachers.’’ Luke said he realized the school board had spent a lot of time on...
Apr 17, 1975 From Page 1' favor of a pay scale that ...not correct the inequity between Rappahannock and the surrounding counties.” School board member Beverly Massie said that the Supervisors get upset “when the percentage doesn’t work out to be the same for all.” Richard Helmer said the teachers didn’t like...
Apr 17, 1975 enough to sell, period,” Beverly Massie said. “If we enough to sell, period,” Beverly Massie said. “If we start trying to change it now, credibility will be lost.” ‘‘Well, we can’t resolve this thing here tonight,” Kilby said. “And I’m not in favor of changing it for this year.”...
Apr 17, 1975 hannock’s school system will no longer be administered jointly ...it was hard to establish an order of priorities because “they’re all important.” Beverly Massie reminded everyone, facetiously, to don their “bullet proof vests” and come to the meeting. In other business, O.A. Norton reported that Rappahannock’s use of the...
Jul 10, 1975 E. N. Montague was elected chairman of the Rappahannock ...the regular meeting of this group Tuesday night. At the same time Mrs. Beverly Massie was named vice chairman. Mr. Montague has served as vice chairman and succeeds Irving R. Kilby who moved from Pied
Aug 14, 1975 BEVERLY MASSIE said she was concerned about getting a BEVERLY MASSIE said she was concerned about getting a dress code approved, especially for the warm months at the beginning of school, since “fashions are brief.” Norton said dress had become a problem during late spring in Warren County Schools....
Sep 11, 1975 Beverly Massie said she felt the overcrowding reflected “poor Beverly Massie said she felt the overcrowding reflected “poor management” on the part of the high school. Too many students had signed up for this class last spring and they knew it, she said. Norton disagreed, he didn’t think the...
Sep 11, 1975 But the elementary school doesn’t have the equipment or ...cafeteria workers are already overworked, Arthlinda Quaintance .said. And this would be expensive, Beverly Massie said, be expensive, Beverly Massie said. “We’d have to buy those steam trays to keep the food hot,” she said. It’s not expensive at all,...
Sep 11, 1975 scnooi iooa service ior iree. But Master son said ...said. Mastersonpromised to ask Marriott soon. THAT’LL be fine, for Marriott to come, Beverly Massie said. “But that’s not the answer. Expansion is the answer.” Norton and Fleetwood nodded in agreement. ment. Mrs. Massie said she thought the Supervisors and...
Oct 16, 1975 against accepting federal money “just because it’s there.’’ Beverly against accepting federal money “just because it’s there.’’ Beverly Massie noted that most of the high school students hadn’t had the benefit of the reading course now offered in the elementary school. She said the school board should try to...
Nov 20, 1975 built 15 years ago for 285 pupils. An addition ...increase slightly, O. A. Norton, Superintendent of schools, told the school board. Mrs. Beverly Massie will serve as the School Board’s representative on the special committee and Dick Latham will represent the Supervisors. Robert Anderson of Woodville and Emory Russell...
Dec 11, 1975 The kindergarten program would be for students who would ...program would be for students who would enter first grade in 1977. Mrs. Beverly Massie said the School Board could “get left holding the bag,’’ if students drop out of the kindergarten after it starts. The modular classrooms, teachers and...
Mar 18, 1976 By DAPHNE McCULLOUGH ...offering...this is not a case of watering down a diploma,” commented Board member Beverly Massie. “We need to do more in guidance and planning of schedules.”
Mar 18, 1976 oy representatives irom Kappahannock. Montague, Supervisor Chairman Pete Luke, ...irom Kappahannock. Montague, Supervisor Chairman Pete Luke, Superintendent Norton and School Board member Beverly Massie appeared on behalf of the county and were turned down in their request for approval of a substitute summer program for the 180-day kindergarten program...
Mar 18, 1976 Hours ior me cumc, wmcn win be held at ...clinic will be Mrs. Joy Luke, Mrs. Dollie Biddle, Mrs. Frank Spalding, Mrs. Beverly Massie, Mrs. Mary Curtis, Mrs. Paul Miller, Mrs.
Jul 22, 1976 had been received in June from the state to ...with E. N. Montague being renamed as chairman. Vice chairman selected was Mrs. Beverly Massie and T. A. Fleetwood continues as Board Clerk. The chairman was also named
Aug 19, 1976 r Rappahannock County School Board, at the August meeting ...the end of this year. Named to the committee were Walter Masterson, Mrs. Beverly Massie and A. Y. Stokes. Paul Nichols was appointed an alternate. □
Sep 16, 1976 Mrs. Quaintance moved that the Board authorize the non-professional’s ...retirement plan with retroactive credit given from the date of employment. Board member Beverly Massie immediately offered a substitute motion that would authorize inclusion only from July 1, 1976. “We’ve never gone back and made anything retroactive for other employes....
Sep 16, 1976 The Rappahannock School Board went into executive session at ...replacement for retiring Rappahannock School Superintendent O.A. Norton. The committee members, A.Y. Stokes, Beverly Massie and Walter Masterson, went to Richmond to
Nov 11, 1976 “IT WOULD be very bad if the state sent ...be very bad if the state sent us a superintendent,” claimed Board member Beverly Massie. She said it would be damaging to the system. Montague moved that the Board reconsider the action taken by the Board in authorizing advertising for...
Nov 18, 1976 By DAPHNE McCULLOUGH ...is more supervision in the hallways and on school grounds. SCHOOL Board members Beverly Massie, Alan Stokes and Arthlinda Quaintance reported that they had received calls complaining about the slowness of service and the quality of the food in the...
Nov 18, 1976 addition, he claimed, the space problems that create the ...few weeks to see if some way could be found to improve conditions. Beverly Massie questioned the necessity of having a physical education aide to replace the current resigning aide at the elementary school. “We’re on the line and have...
Nov 18, 1976 MONTAGUE reported to the Board that elementary reading, spelling ...science—physiology and biology,” noted Mrs. Quaintance. “I’m particularly concerned with elementary reading,” said Beverly Massie and stated her opposition to any reading book series that included slang expressions. “When we’re trying to teach children correct English, I don’t think it’s...
Dec 16, 1976 a dime a dozen,” she said, but the best ...state lets us know what we have to work with,” replied acting chairman Beverly Massie. “We’re still worrying about what we will do for the rest of this year,” said Superintendent Norton. He added that he appreciated knowing the requests...
Mar 10, 1977 propriate? You can drive a truck through that word.” ...through that word.” Before going into executive session for “personnel matters,” Board member Beverly Massie suggested that the Board pass a resolution' regretting T. A. Fleetwood’s resignation and acknowledging his service to the county. It passed unanimously.
May 12, 1977 {continued from Page 1) than the parents influence the ...by ear.” “This is quite a concern of ours,” interjected School Board member Beverly Massie. She informed the Supervisors that a child, once enrolled, can only be absent for 15 consecutive days before state funds for that child are cut...
May 26, 1977 Cancer ...area captain, Betty Hitt; volunteers Mary Frances Fannon, Mrs. George Hallohen, Sally Laing, Beverly Massie, Nancy Nicholas, Katherine Paul, Marion Rowzie, Inga Scharmer, Donna Stoner, Joyce Wilson. Castleton area captain, Ruby Cannon; volunteers Shirley Forester, Sharon Kilpatrick, Debbie Knighting, Mrs....
Jun 23, 1977 because “no one has ruled on what appropriate means.” ...we have no choice, I move we sign the assurances,” motioned Board member Beverly Massie. “Since we have no choice, I second the motion,” added Mrs. Quaintance. Chairman E. N. Montague noted that the motion was made, seconded and passed...
Aug 18, 1977 settled by August 15, he ...the Board no firm assurance that this would be the case. Board Chairman Beverly Massie noted that funds left over from the summer program could be used to pay salaries for Title I teachers until the county’s funds are restored...
Sep 15, 1977 —estimated cost $35,000. Report notes that separate flow from ...to be digested before we make a decision on it,” said Board Chairman Beverly Massie, after receiving the (Continued on Page 2)
Sep 22, 1977 By DAPHNE McCULLOUGH ...to educate children" who are either physically or mentally handicapped, said Board Chairman Beverly Massie. State law requires that all handicapped children be provided an “adequate" education. Rappahannock’s administrators and School Board members have repeatedly expressed concern over the financial...
Oct 13, 1977 The Rappahannock School ...of the meeting for public presentations dragged into an hour before Board Chairman Beverly Massie called a halt to the debate.
Oct 20, 1977 Rappahannock unit for this ...county for ALL individuals,” said School Board Chairman and Cancer Unit treasurer Mrs. Beverly Massie.
Nov 24, 1977 —Rappahannock New* Sufi Photo RAPPAHANNOCK CHAPTER, American Cancer Society ...Schneider, Division Director, Norma Kropp, who is associated with the state organization, Mrs. Beverly Massie of Amissville, treasurer of the local chapter, Janet Vitalis and Mary Ann Rameirez, also state associates.