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Sweating mightly, four! young volunteer firemen pulled and pushed and held back on the old reel as it led off Washington’s March of Time, with a piciture of fire fighting in 1925. Chugging along with the hand siren blowing full blast, the old Brqckway, brought back many memories to the “old timers”. The Ford-oren pumper showed a more advanced,
“1945”, means of fighting fire. 1955 was represented by the newly purchased ambulance. (The latest purchased fire truck remained in the county to insure.fire, protection).
The Sperryville Fire Company did not attend the parade. They remained at home to insu-e the county protection in case of fire in the absence of the other companies.
The Amissville Volunteer Fire Department attended the parade, with the firemen manning the fire truck, wearing their neat uniforms of kakhi trousers, shirts and ltakhi hats.
The Flint Hill Volunteer Fire Department entered their parade. They were greeted much clapping and many waves
The first aid services of Washington Rescue Squad) available to the entire county It is equipped with the latest Ofcygen Equipment.
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