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Think everyone accepted my recent invitation to come to the mountains to enjoy the beautiful fall foliage and get cider and apples. Such a stream of traffic through the county during p€tober. The week-end of the,13th set a record for travel in the area. Traffic was lined/bumper to bumper from the light at Tom frost’s to the Itoppahannocfc:: River bridge. /
Luray Caverns reported the greatest volupie of business itr their 84 year's history. The park-* ing lot ttydre showed cars from* 45 states. Local fruit apd souvenir^stands reported largest week-end sa.les ever. \
However, with all of this trac' ye 1, there were fewer accidents reported than usually occur on an average week-end.
! ! ! ! Two Rappahannock News subscribers have become acquainted in Berea, Kentucky. Mrs. Doro:hy Fox, one of our long-time readers who formerly lived in Washington, D. C., now living in Kentucky, read in the paper that NTancy Latham was attending Berea College. She immediately ■vrote her a note and then went :o see her. Nancy was really bleased to see someone from lome.
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In Detroit, an arrested speed;r explained he was hurrying home in his late model Cadillac after picking up his city welfare check and making a $111 car payment.
It’s A Fact: A Virginia state Trooper was very recently retired due to inujries received in a traffic crash. He brought suit against the other party in the crash but enroute to the court
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