Helen Williams
Named 275 times. These are the 265 blocks the name was read from, in the order the paper printed them.
- May 1, 2003 that they are getting their childrens' education very cheaply, ...to do so would not have to. Finally I too want to thank Helen Williams. She has done an incredible job in a short amount of time. Mary Riggleson Sperryville
- May 8, 2003 Our View ...at this result—not the four School Board members in attendance, not Interim Superintendent Helen Williams, not those in the audience who came to support the budget and not even the members of the Board of Supervisors. Though there were negative...
- May 8, 2003 By Gerald Ochs Special to the Rappahannock News The ...school budget at its May 5 meeting that brought smiles to Interim Superintendent Helen Williams and the four School Board members in attendance. But it may bring frowns to some county taxpayers. The supervisors cut the proposed School Board budget...
- May 15, 2003 Schools ...is an unfortunate solution for this school system." In other action, Acting Superintendent Helen Williams presented the board with the revised Six-Year Improvement Plan for 20022008. She highlighted significant changes including: investigating additional vocational and foreign language offerings; a focus,...
- May 29, 2003 Hampton District School Board vacancy created bv the resignation ...to represent the people of the Hampton District until January, 2004. I commend Helen Williams on her excellent performance as
- Jun 12, 2003 School 8 School 8 Board thanks Helen Williams By Gerald Ochs Special to the Rappahannock News The School Board tackled such issues as school staff vacancies, construction of a new track and field facility and the announcement of School Board candidates for...
- Jun 12, 2003 Photo courtesy of Gerald Ochs Photo courtesy of Gerald Ochs Helen Williams Outgoing School Superintendent Superintendent Helen Williams, serving in an acting capacity since the resignation of Dr. David Gangel last year, is wrapping up her duties in -.advance of the July 1 start date...
- Jun 12, 2003 By Linda Tarry Special to the Rappahannock News There ...event each year. The first two awards were presented by interim school superintendent Helen Williams, who is the school administration representative to Headwaters. Mitsy Robinson received the Jeff MacNelly Art award, which is a cash award for artistic achievement. Jonathan...
- Jun 19, 2003 The home of Mr and Mrs. Buddy Grigsby was ...enjoyed his “finger-pickin'” cake and received many gifts. Our thanks go out to Helen Williams of Aaron Mountain Road, who as of June 30 will finish her job as Superintendent of the Rappahannock County Schools. Monday. June 23 at 9...
- Jul 3, 2003 said, "will be, what’s the opposite ...of Learning tests were discussed. While data is not official yet, Interim Superintendent Helen Williams said she is certain Rappahannock will be fully accredited this year. Among the many scores the schools had on their bragging list this year are...
- Jul 10, 2003 working with the superintendent and board to make Rappahannock ...now accredited, thanks to hard working dedicated teachers, administrators, staff and retiring superintendent Helen Williams. With a new superinten
- Jul 31, 2003 By Helen Williams Special to the Rappahannock News Three By Helen Williams Special to the Rappahannock News Three houses in Amissville, all along Hinson’s Ford Road, have been chosen for the annual House Tour sponsored by the women of Trinity Episcopal Church in conjunction with their dried flower sale...
- Aug 28, 2003 By Helen Williams Special to the Rappahannock News If, By Helen Williams Special to the Rappahannock News If, when you look at an uncut field on any one of the beautiful roads in Rappahannock County you think of treasures; if the mere sight of the bright orange of butterfly...
- Aug 28, 2003 Photo courtesy/Judy Tole FIELDS OF FLOWERS: Trinity Episcopal Churchwomen ...Susan Jones on Long Mountain Road are from left to right, Charlotte Laing, Helen Williams and Lois Snead. r 1
- Sep 11, 2003 Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Bragg. Kellie, Karla. Matthew and ...were Sunday guests in the Joe Peregory home. We extend birthday wishes to Helen Williams who adds another year today, Thursday, Katrina Norman on Friday, S’?
- Sep 25, 2003 By Helen Williams Special to the Rappahannock News “Bunree,” By Helen Williams Special to the Rappahannock News “Bunree,” a 1920s home in Amissville, is the first of the three houses to be shown on the 47th Annual Dried Flower Sale and House Tbur, which is scheduled for Oct. 18...
- Sep 25, 2003 By Helen Williams - Special to the Rappahannock News By Helen Williams - Special to the Rappahannock News The Piedmont United Way Campaign for this year gets underway in September. Four counties, Rappahannock, Culpeper, Madison and Fauquier make up the Piedmont United Way, and over the years hundreds of...
- Sep 25, 2003 Rappahannock News Photo/Richard Lykes DONATIONS NEEDED: Marie Davis, left, Rappahannock News Photo/Richard Lykes DONATIONS NEEDED: Marie Davis, left, and Helen Williams hold up a Piedmont United Way thermometer poster) showing their goal of $7,200 for Rappahannock County.
- Oct 9, 2003 By Helen Williams Special to the Rappahannock News “The By Helen Williams Special to the Rappahannock News “The Deep Woods” is found at the end of Hinson’s Ford Road in Amissville, up Mossie Lane, and through a winding driveway with meadows on both sides. This is the third house...
- Nov 6, 2003 cess of this year’s endeavor At the same time, ...support this event which provides major funding for the chanties of the church Helen Williams House Tour Chair
- Dec 4, 2003 Rappahannock News Photo/Bruce Sloane ...two terms and six years of service. She is not eligible for reappointment. Helen Williams was appointed to the RRCSB for a three-year term. In other business, the board approved a supplemental funding request of $300 to Rappahannock Legal Services,...
- Feb 19, 2004 By Nicholas M. Horrock Rappahannock News Staff Writer School ...seeking a 7.47 percent increase in the school funding, some $718,949. His predecessor, Helen Williams, asked county taxpayers for
- Mar 4, 2004 Hamill-Huff, Chairperson, Karen Alexander, Nancy Allegretto, Edie Clark, Linda ...Jenkins, Ellen Mustoe, Marie Riedel, Ester .Settle, Rose Ann Sharp, Marsha Thompson and Helen Williams. The meeting is open to the public.
- May 6, 2004 Church, Mike Tupper, Luke and Jane Wilson (Posters & ...Crocker, Linda Dietel, Martie Henze, Fran Krebser, Jennifer Manly, Monira Rifaat, Polly Scoville, Helen Williams
- Jun 17, 2004 Bv Linda Tarry Special to the Rappahannock News The ...hours given to f help so many in our community. Headwaters board member Helen Williams presented this award. See AWARDS, Page A8
- Jun 17, 2004 overseeing this kind of program. overseeing this kind of program. Executive committee Susan Jones serves as chairperson, with Helen Williams ready to take over in the fall. Also on the committee are Lois Manookian, Mary O'Meara, Ellen Adams, Bette Mahoney and Patty Metcalf. Three new...
- Jun 17, 2004 boarding; Lindsay iNem-DoreRappahannock Scholar; Will Norman-Biology; Christina Norwood- AP ...Webster- Writing; Emily Welch- Algebra I; Nathan Welch- Yearbook, Com’ puter Repair; Kimberly Williams-English 9; Matt WilliamsRappahannock Scholar; Timmy Williams- Manufacturing Technology; Tyler WilliamsRappahannock Scholar; Elviria Yanez- Algebra I; Rachel ZehFrench I, Spanish I. Recognition was also given to the...
- Jun 24, 2004 Susan Jones and Celene Siira. The novice winner in Susan Jones and Celene Siira. The novice winner in this class was Helen Williams. “A Tisket, A Tasket,” a traditional design blue ribbon was awarded to Nancy Keyser. Blue ribbons for horticulture were awarded to Susan Jones, Betty Wood, Joan...
- Jul 29, 2004 By Helen Williams By Helen Williams Special to the Rappahannock News A grand and gracious manor house, a tiny old log cabin, and a new house filled with treasures, are the choices for the 2004 House Tour sponsored by the Episcopal Churchwomen of...
- Jul 29, 2004 ‘FERN SPRINGS FARM:’ Located on Aaron Mountain Road in ...Road in Castleton is an old farmhouse, now the home of Emerson and Helen Williams. manor house, and lead the way to the westward facing entrance, and the original part of the house. The large center hall still has th<>...
- Jul 29, 2004 Fern Springs Farm ...of the 2004 House Tour is Fern Springs Farm, home of Emerson and Helen Williams, an old log cabin built just after the Civil War. Its simple form, nestled under an enormous oak tree, and anchored on a large rock...
- Jul 29, 2004 steep pitch of the tin roof. Old English and ...A large oak hutch, with etched glass doors, built in 1896 came from Helen Williams’ home in Philadelphia. Outside the gardens are simple and old-fashioned. One farm shed has been made into a bunkhouse for the couple’s 12 grandchildren. Stone...
- Aug 19, 2004 County Elementary School, Hearthstone, Wakefield, Highland, and home schoolers, ...to Suzanne Zylonis and her dedicated group of volunteers (Lucille Niessen, Pam Stewart, Helen Williams, Sally Havstad, Diane Moore and Teresa Light). Their organization and energy was wonderful. Suzanne assembled an
- Aug 26, 2004 By Helen Williams Special to the Rappahannock News Why By Helen Williams Special to the Rappahannock News Why were those two people wandering in the middle of Route 211 near Sperryville? Could it be that they were picking flowers? Why did that lady buy that crazy looking vase at...
- Aug 26, 2004 Photos by Bruce Jones IN THE ATTIC: Above, Lois ...its beginning 48 years ago. IN THE GARDEN: Left, from left, Charlotte Laing, Helen Williams and Susan Jones gather flowers to be dried for the Episcopal Church Women’s annual Dried Flower Sale on Oct. 16 and 17.
- Sep 23, 2004 Helen Williams, Celine Siira, Betty Wood, Susan Jones, Katie Helen Williams, Celine Siira, Betty Wood, Susan Jones, Katie Burney, Janet Eastham, Karen Darby and Mary Anne Krammes. During the meeting, Genie Cate from Madison gave the program, “Forcing Bulbs.” Children who are at least nine years old are invited...
- Sep 23, 2004 By Helen Williams Special to the Rappahannock News The By Helen Williams Special to the Rappahannock News The Episcopal Church Women of Trinity Parish are readying the three houses that will be open to the public on Oct. 16 and 17 for the 48th Annual Dried Flower Sale and...
- Sep 30, 2004 By Helen Williams Special to the Rappahannock News Imagine By Helen Williams Special to the Rappahannock News Imagine a house that features collections of art, pottery, rags, antique kitchen equipment, pewter, copper, primitive furniture, antique instruments, Chinese artifacts, books, Napoleonic soldiers and quilts. Such an imagination would lead to...
- Oct 7, 2004 By Helen Williams Special to the Rappahannock News Tb By Helen Williams Special to the Rappahannock News Tb experience an example of the plain and simple style of country living in the nineteenth century, visit Fern Springs Farm, the last stop on the 48th Annual Dried Flower Sale and...
- Oct 7, 2004 the joists, and lined with books. Both rooms show ...wars, mostly in Europe. There is also a large brass rubbing, done by Helen Williams in 1965 in England. See FERN SPRINGS, Page B2