in the secondary system, Mr.

in the secondary system, Mr. Skeens explained that the department has a master plan projected over a six year span which includes the current budget year and 5 additional years. In the current budget, improvement of the road from Amissville to Viewtown is scheduled. Mr. Skeens was invited to attend the January meeting of the c o u n t y Planning Comm it tee on the 16th. The Board did not approve a subdivision in Jackson District submitted by Wayne Hayes. Payment for the repairtothe sewage system at the jail was approved. Discussion on dumps and efforts to secure leases for same are underway and someprogress is being made. Payment of current accounts was approved before adjournment.

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New Ambulance

Nears Reality

Arrangements are being made for the purchased an ambulance for the Rappahannock Rescue Squad, Washington, Va., and are expected to be completed next week. Anyone wishing to share in the expense of purchasing and equipping this ambulance may do so by sending a contribution at once to Mrs. W. A. Miller, Washington, Va. j$2622.09 has been donated to (date. Recent contributors include Mr. and Mrs. E. N. I Montague, Mr. and Mrs. Thom! as Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. lO’Bannon, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

j H. Lyne, Mrs. George Wood land Mr. and Mrs. Michael I Marsh.

I Amissville VFD

j Elects Officers

j At the January meeting of | Amissville Fire Company held

(last week the following officers were elected: president,

j Ralph H. Rowzie; vice president, Nelson Burner; secretary, Charlie Priest; treasurer, Charlie Compton; Chief, Everett Smith; Assistant Chief Stanley Settle; 1st Captain, Gil bert Lawrence; 2nd Captain, Roy Mills, Jr.; 1st. Lieutenant Edward Hack ley; 2nd Lieutenant, Eddie R. Hackley; Captain Rescue Squad, Bobby Carter; Lieutenant, Levi Atkins, Jr.; Chaplain, the Rev. Charles Kindred.