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The fire school enrollment was 51 and certificates were awarded 35 of the participants who successfully completed the course. It wae sponsored by the county fire association with the approval'of the Industrial Education Service, State Department of Education in Richmond. Paul A. Poling of Amissville was the director of the school. Much work and cooperation went into preparations for the school and its successful outcome. The following public spirited individuals contributed greatly to it and sincere gratitude was expressed to them: George Orsini, Manassas; William A. Hazel, Warrenton; James Paul, Levi \tkins, sr., Roadcap Atkins, Elmer Jenkins, Graham Hackley, Russell Hackley, Edward Hackley, Paul St. Clair, Arthur Brown, Homer Brown and Floyd Hitt, all of Amissville; Emory Russell, Wallace Russell, Flint Hill; Charles Scroggins, Sperryville; Carl Anderson Leon, Wallace Critxer, Washington; E. I . Crossman, Culpeper; E. R.- Compton, Rixeyville; Bob Sirk and Tom Padgett, Gainesville.

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