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Ami88ville Firemen
Successfully
Complete Carnival ]
With dear skies and a large at- , tendance, the Amissville Firemen successfully completed their annual carnival Friday and Saturday' nights. No report on the gross pro* ceeda is available yet but they feels certain they did as well as in past ,'V years, ''although they weife tu ned out on a previous attempt. -t: vi
Prizes ut<e svv ’ided as fallows: j Chevrolet atitmfeile, Jue Butler; ^ * Culpeper;: television set Thomas,' A t h e y. Gaithersburg, Maryland; Rifle. Mrs. Gloria Martin, Amissvilfe; Fishing rod, Mrs. Jennie Smith, Amissville ■ Cannister sef, Mrs. T. M. Roseenberger, Jeffersonton; Clock, Mary Lou Minter, Warrenton; Doll. Wallace Martin, Wa enton; Motor oil. Mrs. Sa> Latham. Amissville; set of * dishes, Joan Noland, Warren ton; towel set and dishes, Bruce Bow.e. Warrenton; Ironing board, Henry Anderson, Warrenton; Doll, Et-u-/ Hel Woodward, Amissville; ke chest, Mrs. Nelso Corbin, Amissville and what-not, Cheryl Mills, Warrenton. * ’■
The firemen and whole community extend their appreciation ** v everyone who helped make the ear- | .nival a success; - . V
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