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ASCS News
By TOM TAYLOR
ASCS
ASC election ballots will be mailed to all eligible voters on November 23. Vote for no more than three candidates including “write-ins.”
Mailed ballots must be postmarked no later than December 3. Voters must pay postage on the return envelope. Be sure to sign the voter certification or the ballot cannot be accepted.
Voted ballots must be mailed or brought to the county office no later than Monday, December 3. Ballots will be tabulated on Wednesday, December 5, at 9:30 a.m. at the county ASCS office. The counting process is open to the public.
Volunteers
(Continued from Page 2) “People who have the time and the ability should volunteer because it gives you a very good feeling.”
A list of all of the RSVP volunteers follows: Affie Andes, Dorothy Atkins, Ethel Bailey, Mildred Butler, Jack Brown, Margaret Dodson, Doris Donald, Frank Donald, Adolphus Fanner, Anna Fincham, Jane Forward, Lyle Foster, Paul Frants, Irene Frazier, Dorothy Frye, Barbara Gentry, Margaret Gottlieb, Sidney Gottleib, Bertie Hackley, Virgie Haun, Frances Haney, Gladys Havstad, Jane Herndon, Helen Holschuh, Howard Holschuh, Doris Jennings, Cleo Louis, Francis Lyne, Cotton Miller, Mary R. Miller, Nellie Nicholson, Margaret Nikobyevic, Stevan Nikolajevic, Evelyn Porter, Alice Pullen, Mary Bolts Quaintance, Ruth Rankins, Miriam Reeve, Eugene Robson, Sally Sharp, Elizabeth Tole, Louise Varner, Phyllis Vemer, and Roberta Williams.
The Rappahannock CSVP volunteers are: Mary Brady, Linda Dietel, Janet Kerig, Lorraine Robson, Hazel Rood, Betty Sims, Barbara Sherman, and Margaret Ulf.
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