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Rep. Jack Marsh
Will Visit Here
Resuming his community visits after the adjournment of Congress, Hon. John O. Marsh Jr. will be in Rappahannock County Monday, November 15. He will be at the courthouse in Washington at 11:15 a.m. Other scheduled stops at post offices in the county are Amiss ville 9;45 a.m.; Viewtown 10; 15 a.m.; Sperryville 12;45 p.m. Mr. Marsh will return here at a later date to visit in communities he will be unable tc go to Monday.
Hunters Reminded
Of Fire Dangers
Each fall fire fighters are plagued: by an outbreak of forest tfires caused by careless hunters. A carelessly dropped match, a lighted cigarette butt, an abandoned wa i m ing fire,* or smoking game from a den tree are the common hunter mistakes. All of these mistakes are in violation of the forest fire and game laws. I -
During she first 10 months of this year^ apB.roxijnatel' 1,100 forest fires occurrec within the State that destroyec approximately '6,600 acres o timber add game land. Accor* ing to R. M. Johnson, Chie Forest Warden of Rappahannock County, there has beei two forest fires in the count; scj far this year. Chief Fores Warden Johnson requests tha all hunters be very carefu whilejin the forest and the dr; grass fields leading to the forests.
| Collects fcr UNICEF
[ The MYF of A miss ville Methodist Church reports collections totaling $36.58 were [made during Halloween fot
jUNICEF. This glfoup expressed thanks to all who contributed to make the drive a success.
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