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concerned. Frassa took one end of the towel with Blaze at the other for a fast but furious tug of war.

Earlier in the hall check, one of the rookie drug detectors started sniffing and pawing with enthusiasm at a locker, usually a sure indication that something fishy’s inside. This time, it was a false alarm. When the locker was later opened for inspection in front of the sheriff, deputies and school administration, they found a bag lunch instead of drugs.

It was a rare mistake for a customs dog but understandable for a novice.

Gene Kerven views the training exercises as beneficial beyond teaching young dogs how to detect narcotics that enter illegally into the country. The presence of canine drug searchers in a school “gives kids who haven’t tried drugs a reason not to...Maybe we’re helping there. I don’t know,” said Kerven.

! Benefit Party i

There will be a fundraising Christmas party on Friday, Dec. 16, from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. at the Rappahannock Community Center in Washington. Admission will be $1.00 per person which will go toward supporting the center. An old ham will be given away during the evening.

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