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Polo Benefit

Match Sunday

The polo match benefitting the Rappahannock Historical Society which was postponed earlier is scheduled for this Sunday. September 17 at Fannon Field. Laurel Mills at 4 p.m

A barbecued chicken dinner will also be on sale at the polo grounds, however, in the event of bad weather, the dinner will be served in the Castleton tire hall. Prizes which the Castleton Fire Company is giving away as a fund-raising project will also be awarded that evening. The barbecued chicken dinner is Si per person.

Call Congress

Toll-free

Citizens throughout the United States will have opportunity to tell Congress next week by toll-free telephone call their com plaints and suggestions in regard to lederal regulator! activity.

Seventh District Congressman J. Kenneth Robinson, a member ot the bipartisan Forum on Regulation, will join more than I 50 congressional colleagues in spending some time between noon and 4 p.m. luesday. Wednesdav and Thursday (September 12. 1,2 and 14) in listening to individual red tape" ex perienecx and ideas on st i earn lining or eliminating specific federal regulations.

The toll-free telephone number will refer calls to members of Congress on dun at the time who will makenotes for a compilation of high-complaint regulatory situations and suggested remedies.

The telephone number— available only for the stated periods—is 800-,2t>8-8050.

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