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Obituaries
Marian J. Caruthers
Mrs. Marian J. Camthers, 50, of
Colonial Beach died after a long
illness Thursday, July 5, at the
University of Virginia Hospital in
Charlottesville.
A King George Couuty native,
Seventh Annual
Colonial Crafts
Festival at
Birthplace
George Washington Birthplace
National Monument will sponsor
its Seventh Annual Colonial Crafts
Festival on Saturday, July 14th
from 10:00a.m. to4:00p.m. Over
30 different craftspeople are ex-
pected to be on hand in the park's
historic area.
Each year this unique event al-
lows visitors to see a number of
different early crafts as demon-
strated by various private
craftspersons. Limited only to
handicrafts which are colonial in
origin and execution these talented
artisans show and explain the
production processes involved as
well as offer for sale examples of
their labor. Woodworking, rug
"naking, basketry, broom making,
and even beekeeping are just a
few of the many activities planned
for the day.
George Washington Birthplace
National Monument is located 38
miles east of Fredericksburg,
Virginia via route 3 and Popes
Creek Road. Admission is free
for this special event. In the event
of inclement weather some activi-
ties may be curtailed. For more
information contact the park at
804/224-1732.
CB Rescue Squad
On Sunday, July 15, the Colo-
nial Beach Volunteer Rescue
Squad will host an EMS district
meeting. Many Rescue Squads
from District 10 will be visiting
"Colonial Beach for the day to at-
tend meetings and to participate in
various rescue competitions and
training. There will be several
.... simulated demonstrations around
town such as auto extrication,
water rescue, scuba diving, etc.
Please don't be alarmed if you
see such activities taking place.
Rally Services
The First Baptist Church, 615
Jackson St., Colonial Beach will
hold Annual Rally Services, Sun-
day, July 15, at 4 p.m.
Senior Pastor George N. Bum-
bry will conduct the 11:30 a.m.
services. Dinner will be served
from 2:30-3:30 p.m.
at 4 p.m. guest preacher will be
Pastor Carl A. Baltimore of the
Ship of Zion Baptist Church,
Alexandria. Hiscongregationwill
accompany him.
Pastor Baltimore will again
conduct the Annual Revival Serv-
ices scheduled, Monday, July 16
to Friday, July 20, at 7:30 p.m.
nightly accompanied by area
church choirs.
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Mrs. Caruthers was a member of
St. Mary's Episcopal Church in
Colonial Beach.
Survivors include her husband,
William R. Caruthers; two sons,
Raymond T. and Patrick B.
Caruthers; two daughters, Mrs.
Donna C. Hirschmann and Mrs.
Loft C. Bedcnbaugh; her father,
Robert E. Jones; her mother, Mrs.
Marion E. Jefferson; and three
grandchildren.
Mrs. Caruthers' body was do-
nated to medical science. There
will be no visitation or funeral
service.
The family requests that expres-
sions of sympathy take the form of
contributions to the Colonial
Beach Rescue Squad, 225 Dcnni-
son St., Colonial Beach, Va.
22443.
Homecoming Day
Sunday, July 15, will be ob-
served as the annual Homecom-
ing Day by the Oak Grove Baptist
Church of Oak Grove. The serv-
ices for the day will begin with
Sunday School at 9:45, followed
by the morning worship hour at
11:00. After morning worship,
dinner will be served to all present
in the church fellowship hall.
Special revival services will
begin Sunday night at 7:30 and
will continue each night through
Wednesday. The guest evangelist
for all of these services will be the
Rev. John Marks, pastor of the
Swift Creek Baptist Church,
Midlothian, Va.
Rev. Marks has a great rapport
with everyone and especially with
children. He is a ventriloquist and
will be using his puppet named
"Pic" to share each night in the
services.
The pastor and congregation
cordially invites the public to share
in the blessings of these services.
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Use Meeting
Wednesday, July 11, 1990
AGENDA
10:00 a.m.
1. Call to order
2. Approval of Minutes
a. Amend May 9, 1990 Minutcs,
pages 15-16
b. June 7, 1990, FY1990/199
Budget Hearing
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Use Meeting
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ing
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ices
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c. Departmental Monthly Reports
d. Other
I 1:00 a.m.
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11:15 a.m.
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1 ]:30 a.m
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a. Discuss Reduction in Transfer
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b. Discuss Sewer System Study
Alternative Re: Colonial Beach
c. Delegate Pete Giesen Re: House
Bill No. 751
d. Compensation Board Response
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