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icappanannocic yxiunty, nowever received 6.1 miles of new hard surfacing. The longest section hard surfaced was 3.5 miles on Route 729 between Flint Hill and Ben Venue, which completed blacktopping of Route 729 in the two counties from Flint Hill to Culpeper. ’ !
Other sections hard Surfaced in Rappahannock County were 12 miles ion. Route 626 west from Washington Post Office to Route 627 and1 1.4 miles on Route 618. , from 'Woodville to RodHF'fijy.
The outstanding primary highway improvements a the residency were the completion of reconstruction on Route 17 between Delaplane and Paris in Fauquier County, completion of the widening and straightening of US Route 211 for a passing lane on the east slope of the Blue Ridge, and, reconstructing Route 234 at Manassas
Totail secondary and hard surfaced secondary road mileage, respectively, in the three counties were: Fauquier 725 and 278. Prince William, ^78 and 182, and Rappahannock, 216 and 49.
65th I Anniversary
. Celebration
Surrounded by their children and .eiiitives, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Atkins celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mfc, E. A. Campbell near Sperryville on December 26th.
Mrs. Atkins observed her 82nd ‘birthday on December 16 and Mr. Atkins observed his 88th on January' 10th. i '
Mr. and Mrs. Atkins were married on December 26, 1893 by Elder Charles Lewis Yates and have lived on the same farm, “Honeysuckle Glen” for the past sixty yeafs.
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