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Kobin Estes of Washington was selected as best honorary fire chief and Tutwiler Brothers had the best antique auto.
A cash prize of $50 was given away Wednesday evening and went to Betty Stringfellow of Amissville. A cash prize of $100 was given away by the Ladies Auxiliary and went to Gilbert Scott of Arizona who was visiting in Culpeper.
Winner of the grand prize 1970 auto, a Valiant Duster, was Clifton Nethers of Amissville. Charles Holmes of Amissvitto was awarded the portable television and $25 savings bonds went to D. D. Woodward of Bowie, Md., Mabel G. Hitt, Warrenton, W. A. Buntin, Washington, Va. and Wayne Butler of Boston, Va.
Recipients of other prizes offered by the Ladies Auxiliary were. An Afghan made by Mrs. Annie Martin Rhoades was won by James Menefee, 109 Fisher Lane, Warrenton, Va.
Bar Set Marilee Poe, Amissville.
Fire Extinguisher - Ned Jones, Washington.
Note Pad - J. Shunk, Amissville.
Mixing Bowl Set Roger
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