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Who do you call? Drift busters! The Warrenton residency office is command central, with resident engineer Don Askew fielding nonstop calls from newspapers, radio,' television and snowbound residents inquiring about road conditions. Every hour, he tunes into the weather report to get an update on the storm. There’s 13 inches on the ground and the forecast is for 20 before the snow stops. He’s worried by the high winds predicted to follow on the heels of the storm. “This could be a pretty tough little storm. If it blows, every road we’ve got will be shut in. Our ! tructe w$U ijufl aUpight long, just to .keep the primaries open,”,Should • the forecast hold, the drift busters, giant v-plows with blades eight feet high and ten feet across, will be put into service, particularly in the Marshall area, Mr. Askew says. "We’ve already got two snow blowers from Prince William scheduled to head up that way tomorrow.” “We’ll have our people out INCORPORATED Regular Sales Every Tuesday HORSE SALE 2nd Sat, 1p.m,Evey Month
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