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John Cloud, time keeper, who has charge of the office also goes out oh tfte roads when ever he is needed, but he always checks the "warming room" before leaving. Who Jean tell just when the men1, will he caught in a blizzard and
the
spend long hours in
In freezing weather?
Warren, Resident Engine- ,
ually atteds the monthly/ meetings of the County Board ofV Sujpei than
risers and works nicely with;
in building up Rappahannock's road system.
Kinsey, Carlton Atkins, Chailic Cl u<j and Virgil Wilson
os I'j years of service to the department with’ a feeling of prjde and satisfaction in the many miles of highway they base heiped| to build, considered among the foist in the state of Virginia. A parf of that saisfaction is due to the friendships they have made, working shoulder to shoulder with strong! men in times of “stress and trial."L
Anting those who have retired and are ik>w enjoying a well earnand
retirement benefits,
i>ton Weakley, John B.
Hubert Woodward <uk*, OoVCjlater.
The roads and bridges speak for thf men who built them. Motorist v> longer hesitate ! to leave the main highway. They choose [ the secondary roads for relaxation and to escape the heavy traffic.
Always with the comfort and pleasure of the traveler In mind, men, vyho care for the roads, are but*early every Sunday morning in summer to remove front the.-roads all the 'little people from the “big, ed resjt, are l. Cloud,
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