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these in hand by the first of the month. Of the remaining pledges, $16,000 is assured and many contacts have not been made. It is now a certainty that Rappahannock County will have an Aileen plant.
20 YEARS AGO
April 27,1972
Joseph J. Scherschel of Flint
Hill captured the White House News Photographers Association “Photograph of the Year" grand award, adding another top honor to his 22 years as a photo-journalist. He is a photographer for National Geographic. The awards dinner was held at the Sheraton Park in Washington, D.C. on April 20. The award winning picture was eight horsemen riding “Through the Lavender Fields.” This photograph was taken in Hungary. He also received a second place in the feature color class for his photo entitled “Toil” showing an aged man working in the fields in Hungary. Scherschel was born in Chicago and spent most of his life in Milwaukee. He is married to the former Miss Elizabeth Harris of South Dakota and they have two daughters, Jennifer and Elizabeth.
The United States Air Force awarded Col. Ernest P. Luke his second Legion of Merit in a simple ceremony on April 14. Col.
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