A very tty

A very tty study of the Comprising approximate!) suited in a a complete h at or hear Ci of the hospit d to the Univc Charlottesvill t als at Front renton and This report to give first state of Virgi vided the peo| ities will give or £450.000. The challei i| an able commi waged * "vie»

irough and complete

. needs of this area,

s *veral counties and

y 17.000 people reeport

recommending

nspital to be located

ulpeper to take care

needs in addition

raity Hospital at

and other hosoitRoval,

Luray, War1

‘redericksburg

t led the Government

I priority in the whole

tyia to our area, pro>l^le

of these communthe

remaining 45%

ige was accepted! and

ittee in Culpeper has

irons and* successful

Culpepe, *!' Parade

Stresses

Drive

For Hos rital Culpeper’s current project,, the building of a hospital for which a fund drive is being conducted, was the thet le of nearly every float in the a tnual Christmas; Parade Friday,

Prize-winning float, however,

and contained a < Iwelling house,: the Culpeper Planing Mill won a $50 award for its construction. Second prize went to Newbejrrya a local dime store. i Judged as fhe best band of the right participating was Qsbome High School from Manassas, which took h<me $75. Brentsvi e District High School at Nokesville won the second prize trophy, j The'Oranty volunteer fire company won firs' place award in the firemen’t division and its lames auxiliary took a first prize. |The Remington vo upteer fire company placed second. ' f i _

Float judg-s were George r. Muth of Washington, D. C-v Leo Hill of Fredej-icksburg and Charles K. Taylor of Frederick, Md. Two navy of leers judged_bands. Fire comoanv udges were General Daniel Noce rif Castleton, District of Columbia iFire Marshall Ray Roberts and Clarence Quick. «uef instructor, E istrict of Colurooui fire departmen t. i

The fete Was attended fry approxhnately 1,000 penoty. Sixty-five units participated in the parade. j ■