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Seal Campaign Still
Short of Goal
A report on the Christmas Seal Campaign indicates the county still a bit short of receipts as compared to the previous year. Figures from the Northern Virginia Tuberculosis and Health Association follow;
I larkc Fauquier Frederick l.o urio un Paire Rappahannock Shenand nah
3-31-66
$2.331.on
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> ,85y
6,84*
5.404
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1.64K
1.0.-, 6
1-6-67
$2,327.50
6.410.67
8 .222.35
6.345.36
3.043.75
842.50
4.472.95
4.371.58 If you have not made your contribution and wish to do so mail it to Mrs. J. Richard Latham, Amissville or Mrs. Vernon Mails, Huntly, cochairman of the drive.
Amissville Lighting Contest Winners Named
Winners in the Christmas Lighting C ontest sponsored by the Amissville Ruritan Club have been announced. They are first place, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hackley; second, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Halle; third, Mr. and Mrs. John Silvey, Jr.
Highway Dept. Adds Information Officer
Charles L. Vaughan, a 27year-old Richmond newspaper man, has been appointed assistant public information officer for the State Department of Highways. Vaughan, a Portsmouth native, will assist in planning and; implementing the agency’s; efforts to keep Virginians informed about the highway program.
He is a graduate of East Carolina College, and worked for newspapers in Greenville,i N. C., and Newport News be-; fore joining the sports staff of I the Richmond News-Leader; two years ago. Vaughan is married to the! former Miss Jacqueline Hol-i land, and they have two chil—I dren, Deborah, 7, and Kevin,2 1/2. ; --- IsslJ
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