Those from Front Royal who won were all from the Randolph-Macon Academy. The public is invited to attend. DARE Bear, McGruff the Crime Dog, Doodlebug the Clown and Dusty, and free Papa John's pizza. The Coalition and DARE will be having drawings for first aid kits, fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, a bike and there will also be 250 bike helmets given away. The school is currently accepting registration for the 199-2000 school year.
Space is limited.
Please contact the Beth Bashioum, director, for further information and applications at 635-2935. Sponsored locally by the Fauquier County Sheriff's Department, the DARE program consisted of weekly classes taught over five-months by Corporal Salvator Torelli. Like many schools across the nation, Wakefield participates in DARE to instruct children about the dangers of drugs and how to resist using them. Brooke Napier of Front Royal was among the DARE graduates.