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I Former Flint Hill
Youth Attends U.S.
Coast Guard Courses
Charles D. Wood, 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Woodi 39 Gambol St., ! Warwick, Va.j has just returned (From New I .ondon, Conn.., wher( he participate^in the second ahnual “activity week” at the U. B. Coast Guard Academy. Wood, entering his senior yeaij at Randolph-Macc h Academy, in Front Royal, in September, at-, tended the program as guest of the - local flotilla of the Coast Guard Auxiliary. The au ciliary is a voluntary national organization of private boat and sircraft owners who assist the rfgular Coast Guard.
One hundred and seventeen high school boys from the United
Rico took part States and Puerto in the “activity week,” a program designed to acquaim teenagers with the opportunities of the Coast Guard cadetship. The program included full use
CONTINUED PACE I* f
Aux Benefit Card Party
ciliary of Flint
will give a
on Saturday,
the Flint Hill
P. M. The Woman’s Hill Fire Coompai Benefit Card Part] September 22nd at Fire House at 7:30
py
Refreshments wi andthere will be prizes for each table, tallies and see re cards.
Please bring your
The cost is 50c rer person > For reservations c all Mrs. John S. Browning, 2587.
11 be served.
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