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I Attends Convention
Charlie Compton of Amlssville will leave torqorrow to attend the Virginia Rural • Letter Carriers Convention at Natural Bridge. The convention is held annually and will convene today and continue through Sunday.
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as the kitchen are expenditures chat will not have to be repeated after this year as they are permanent improvements.
First prize an RCA color television was awarded Annie Lee Coates of Conlonial Beach, Mrs. Christine Johnston, Washington, Va. won the trip to the New York World’s Fair and Katherine Baughan of Front Royal was given the $25 Government bond. Parade winners were*, best appearing fire company, Madison; best appearing ambulance Yorkshire; best equipped rescue squad, Orange; best equipped ambulance, Flint Hill best appearing rescue squad, Dumfries. Marching units, first, Amissville Ladies Auxiliary; secon4 Yorkshire firemen; comic entry, Tutwiler Bros. Best float, first, Rappahannock Lions Club; second, Rappahannock Jaycees; Honorary fire chief, Judy Poling, Amissville.
Bands, first, Charlestown, W. Va.; second, Taylor High School, Warrenton; majorette group, Gainesville Firettes; Blossomettes, Wirteh'e6te r; Unit coming longest distance, Dumfries Rescue Squad; oldest equipment, Warrenton; individual majorette, Sandra Jackson. Judges for the parade were Mr. Murphy Hoffman, Mr. Everett Kerrick, Mrs. Margaret Seale.
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