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Polio Vaccine Climes
Scheduled For 251' 1
Rappahantik Pupils
Now that the Salk poliomyelitis vaccine has been licensed for use and proven Jo be 80-90% effective, clinics have been scheduled for 253 1st and 2nd grade children in Rappahannock County. These clinics are scheduled to begin Thursday April 21st and will be conducted < by Dr. J. P. Snead, Dr. E. M. - Eastham and Dr. R. i W. Quain- . tarice in Sperryville and Flint Hill 1 elementary schools and the Washington colored school. Following recommendations given in the final report on Tuesday, Dr. Allman says the second shot will probably be given in four weeks rather than one week as previously scheduled, i;
FIREMEN TO SPONSOR SQUARE DANCE FRIDAY IN AMISSVILLE HALL
A Square Dance .will be held in the Amissville Fire Hall this Friday, April 15, sponsored by the Volunteer Fire Department. Come out and support youl* local fire company while you’re having ? dancing good time to the melodious strummin’ of the Green Valley Boys.
. ‘ '« 1 "V Mrs. Hockley Resigns Auxiliary Presidency
The Auxiliary to the Amissville ; V. F. D. held its monthly meeting Tuesday, April 12 at 8j p.m. in the Fire Hall. Twenty-seven members - attended. , j
The president thanked Mrs. Charles Green .for the new cur-v tains which she had donated to the Fire Hall. She also thanked the kitchen committee, of which Mrs. Charles Green is chairman, for the refrigerator which has been installed in the kitchen.
Mrs. Dorothy Hackley resigned * as president of the Aukiliary, as of this date, and the vice-president, Mrs. John Tapp filled the vacancy.
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