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Billy Payne, and Franklin G, Williams, Jr.

Sperryville Are a; Terry Lee Dodson Sidney A. Jenkins, Bill Kilby, John W'ayne Leake, Steve Leake, David A. Nichols, M a ur y E. Nichols, Jr..Timothy Raymond, Bobby Lee SmeF ley, Johnny Smith, B ill Stoker Thomas Woodard, Di ckie Dodson, Frank Coffey, Rionald Atkins. Kenneth Atkins and Cal v-in Atkina.

Washington Area; Jay/ Cargill, Jay Miller, Jerry Smoot, Bill Snead, Mike Massif Everett Estes, Jr. and Charles Stringfellow. The Rappahannock Scfe\ool Board has given consent for the Rappahannock Jayceeti to use the Washington Elementary School baseball diamond. The date of the first practice and arranging of four tearri6 will be Saturday June 5 at the Washington Elementary Baseball Diamond at 1 p.m. Any parent or other citizens interested in helping with the Little League are urged to attend the June 5 meeting. A\X\V\\WV\\\\VV VVVWNA

| Fire and Rescue

\ Squad Notes

Flint Hill Rescue Squad took Bill Swindler from h is home in Sperryville to the C'ulpeper Memorial Hospital and bqck on Monday. On Monday mornin.g Mrs. Bertha Armel was tsiken by the Rappahannock R escue Squad to the Fauquie r- Memorial Hospital in Warrenton.

The Rappahannock Rescue Squad also answered .a call to Sperryville Saturday and jiook Miss Linda Gordon of Oxen Hill, Md., to W.arren Memorial Hospital for treatment of an injured knee.

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