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shelters during the storm’s aftermath. With knowledge of the help and comfort given by the Red Cross in this situation fresh in our minds, as well as other known benefits, it will be a source of satisfaction to each of us to share in its work. This can be done by responding generously to the annual appeal for funds and membership.
No Injuries In
Traffic Collisions
Three minor accidents occured last week in Rappahannock with one incident still under investigation. Saturday evening a 1958 Ford struck a bridge on Route 628 a half-mile north of Washington. It proceeded four miles before it stalled in the middle of the road and was abandoned. The car is owned by George Columbus Ball of Washington, D. C. and damage was estimated at $200, according to Trooper W. A. Buntin, who is continuing an investigation. A rear end collision occurred Friday at 3:30 p.m. on Route 211 in Sperryville at the intersection of Route 671. A 1964 Ford owned and operated by Ray T. Livingston of Elizabethton, Tennessee stopped for a school bus and was struck by a 1963 Ford owned and operated by Thedford Lee Greer of Kingsport, Tennessee. The highway was wet, said Trooper Buntin, and no charges were made. Damage was estimated at $100and $200 respectively. A 1964 Ford owned and operated by James Austin Berry of Luray skidded on wet pavement Friday on Route 211 four and a half miles east of Washington and crashed into a bank. The vehicle skidded as it rounded a curve. Trooper Buntin did not charge the driver.
Peak in Foliage
Expected Oct. 10-20
Inquiries relative to fall color changes in the forests of Shenandoah National Park are beginning to be received at Park headquarters near Luray, according to Superintendent R. Taylor Hoskins. Hoskins said that while some color is beginning to show up daily, the summer green still dominates the forest cover. As to the peak of display, which is of primary interest to most visitors, it is too early to make such a prediction except to generally suggest that period between October 10 and 20, according to Hoskins, who advised that the public will be kept informed through the issuance of press information throughout October. There are three administrative districts in the Park and district-wise the situaContinued
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