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Don’t forget this Saturday tnomng at 11:00 a.m. is the “Turkey Ridge Run”!! This great event ia a fundraiser 'or Csstleton’s Volunteer Fire Departnent. There will be home baked goodes and plenty of nice people. Give your support and have a good time too!! It ill begins at the firehouse.
Most everyone epjoyed their rhanksgiving holiday, and we report that not only did the big birds get stuffed but so did the “staffers”.
Roy Lee A Martha Knighting spent their happy, turkey day with Martha’s sister and her family down in Richardsville, Virginia. This is a traditional event in which they all appreciate. Mae Kenney, Martha’s sister, roasted the tasty turkey while her husband, Howard, and their children waited patiently. They were joined by Martha’s daughter ft son, Debbie and Alan, and Alan’s wife, Kathy and their 2Vi year old daughter, Brandy. They spent their contented day being lazy. In our fast paced lives, what could be more luxurious!! Little Brandy went wild over the “Atari” with the Kenney children. Yes, the age of electronics!
The chopping, stacking, and burning of wood was all part of the lovely Thanksgiving holiday for George and Iris Beebe. Their daughter, Cynthia and her husband, Bryan Brower, came for the special occasion from Audobon, Pennsylvania. Their daughter, Jennette from Rockville, Maryland, also arrived in time for the fun. What a nice time they all had savoring the food.
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Reid were happy to have Murphy’s mother from Culpeper over for a few days. They all dined on a delicious ham for Thanksgiving, along with their daughter, Kim
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