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sleep for the procedure. “It’s very expensive and not very convenient. So that's what brought on the clothespin,” she laughed.
When she reminded her regular dentist about her reaction to painkillers, “he looked at me and grinned,” Mrs. Keyser recalled. “He asked me if I’d seen the show on TV—"It’s Incredible’’ —where they pulled someone’s tooth with a clothespin on their ear.”
Mrs. Keyser had missed the show but was game to try the experiment. Her dentist went to work with the clothespin first, attaching it tightly to her ear lobe, and then attacked the tooth with his pliers. “We laughed and
FireRescue
The Sperryville Rescue Squad was on stand -by April 27 for the Rappahannock Point-to-Point races.
The Flint Hill Rescue Squad transported Debbie Jenkins from the Aileen Plant April 8 to Warrenton Memorial. On April 25 and 27 Robert McClinton was taken from his home in Flint Hill to Warren Memorial. Catherine K. Doran was taken from her home on Rc 628 April 27 to Warren Memorial Hospital. M. R. Bradford was transported from Warren Memorial Hospital on April 28 to Winchester Hospital and back to Warren Memorial. Washington Rescue Squad transported Ann Harper from Washington to Culpeper Memorial Hospital on April 26. The following day this unit took Jimmy McFarland from his home in Washington to Warren Memorial in Front Royal. The Washington squad transported James Hughes from his home in Gid Brown Hollow to Warren Memorial Hospital on April 24 and 28.
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