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No candidates have filed for :he office of mayor or for council sgats in the Town of Washingtorrfpr the upcoming 5lection in June*- April 9 was :he deadline for filing petitions so that names may appear . in the ballots. : Voting will be by write-ins as it has been for sever al town 1 slections. . Mrs., Dorothy c... Dayls,1 present mayor, stated that she would accept the office if elected and after discussing it at the council meeting Tuesday night, all the present council women agreed to serve if elected. Now fill- , ing council seats are Mrs. B. • M. Miller, Mrs. B. R. Armel Mrs. Milton Hawkins, Mrs. Edna Wayland, Mrs. T. C.
Lea. There is one seat vac- j ant since Mrs. Dabney Carr moved from Washington. For many years the treas- j urer of Rappahannock County has also acted as treasurer ' of the Town of Washington. However, this year legislation was passed by the General Assembly which requires a town treasurer be elected at the time the other town officers are chosen.
Jaycees Charter Night
Set for May 5
The newly organized Rappalannock chapter of Jaycee6 vill hold a charter night dinler meeting Tuesday, May 5 it Panorama at 7 p.m. Hon. Fohn O. Marsh Jr. will be guest speaker. This meeting was entatively scheduled for the ast of May, so note change it date. Also present will be regional officials and members of the state organization, as well as local guests. The next meeting of the local group will be held April 27 at i Hampton Inn beginning at 8 1 ?. m.
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