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By MICHELE MAY iappahannock Newt Corrapmieflt

937-401

As we hear from our riends in the hills, the real [uestion on everyone’s mind ■ow is — what happened afer Judy Hitt’s birthday ■arty?

Well, Irene S. Cohen, of Manhattan, and Michele £. lay, of Amissville, headed own Route 729 shortly afer the fireworks, but eemed to travel forever, until, instead of arriving at Jen Venue, they crossed the Culpeper County line. The ocial worker from the big ity suggested stopping for lirections, but the country jirl, who suffers from a case >f cussed stubbornness, cept driving into the darkless. Sooner or later, she insisted, Route 729 would iither hit a highway or reum to the Hitt home. Eventually, Miss Cohen was returned to Amissville by way of Rixeyville, Catalpa, and downtown Culpeper’s Main Street. Sleepytime tea sweetened with Gordonsville honey was served before bedtime.

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