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and Mrs. Anna R. Curtis, chosen by Mr. Baldwin; team B, Ian Pryde for the petitioner and Aubrey North for the respondent. The sealed envelopes of ballots were given to team A who physically counted in private and resealed the envelopes and delivered them to the court The ballots were then presented team B which took the same action as the initial team A third count was made when the judges ordered all four team members to count the ballots together. The results, 232 for Miller and 231 for Baldwin was the count on all three sessions. The court declared Mr Miller to be duly elected Supervisor for Hampton District of Rappahannock County, Virginia, for the term beginning January 1, 1972.
A second suit filed by the petitioner was ordered dismissed
November Report of
W.V.F.D. - Rapp’k Rescue
Report for November of Rappahannock Rescue Squad and Washington Fire Company. Classes of call: Sickness, 3, School accident, 1; auto accident, 3; fire call stand-by, 1; O.B. case, 1. Dates of calls: 2, 6, 11, 15, 21, 24, 27, 28 and 29.
Area hospitals served by unit: Culpeper, 4; one each to Fauquier, Page Memorial and University ol Virginia. Total miles of service in November 436. Total man hours in service in November 52.
Types of fire calls: one each -1 auto fire, brush fire, house fire, auto wreck stand-by and business fire. Dates of fires, 21722, 22, 27 and 29. Total miles traveled by fire unit, 88. with 8 hours of service time.
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