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Voter Registration
^Sat., October 4th
Saturday, Oct. 4 is the last day on which residents may register to vote in the November 4th General Election. All precinct registrars will be available for registration all day Saturday. Following that day, the registration books will be closed until after the election.
Registrars for Rappahannock County are: Hampton District, Mrs Nancy McCoy who will sit at the courthouse in Washington; Jackson District, Miss Lucille Riley at her home in Amissville, Wakefield District, two precincts, [Hint Mill, Mrs. Mary Cleverley, at [her home and Chester Gap, Mrs. | Minnie B Williams; Piedmont,
Mrs. Perle Coffey; Hawthorne, | Mrs. Aylette Buckner, Jr , i Stonewall, C. B Johnson. |
: Banner Year for Fall Color* in Park
| I'his will be a banner year for fall colors in Shenandoah National Park, p r o p h e s ied Superintendent R. Taylor 1 Hoskins, 'lbe weatherhas been i excellent and about 15C of the | trees now evidence some color | transition.
According to experts, warm |days and cool nights without I frost provide the right chemistry
j to produce the best colors. Sharp frost stops the reaction, causing
) the leaves to turn brown and flutter away. Fortunately, no frost has been experienced anywhere in Shenandoah yet this fall, and the October colors should be outstanding
Skyline Drive is open 24 hours a day, every day, and most visitor-use facilities in the Park and the surrounding areas remain open every day throughout the fall season, said Hoskins. Park visitors are encouraged to plan week day trips during good weather and to avoid the large weekend crowds. A relaxed mid-week visit can be1 much more pleasant than fighting traffic and possibly encountering rain or fog.
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