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Gracious Miss Louis* williams, . sponsored by Appalichian Inn, was crowned Miss Wakefield District, by master of ceremonies, H. S. Barksdale. Two; other young lovelies, Miss Polly Nethers, Hun*; ' tly Service Station, and Miss Don* : Anri Atkins, Rector’s Store, ran second and third in the contest, conducted by the Auxiliary.
One lucky ticket, brought Sat- . urday night, “ gave John Powers,, Flint Hill farmer, a 1955 Plymouth. Mr. Powers let out a regular war whoop when die "blindfolded Miss Wakefield chose his ticket. His so0, Harrison, fell off the crate he was sitting on. Mr. Powers, who lives near the old La re bee farm between Flint Fyil and Marshall, had a pickup. but.no car. G. A. Nethers of Front, Royal received the television set.
A- record crowd attended the carnival Thursday and Friday nights, with Saturday night's attractions, of course, drawing even more. The carnival was well planned , and well organized—every stand had plenty of workers with more to relief them when feet began to complain. The firemen amt auxiliary seemed to be having as a ' good a time as die rest of the <;rowd. Everywhere the spirit of working together was felt; * y ,
Vance Buderis musk made -- Thursday night very gay as it drifted over the crowd. The Grtea . Valley Boys were the guest stars for Friday night. Nostalgic tunes were heard from die "Merry Got
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