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►REC From Page A-J m* Piedmont District representative Charles K. "Pete” Estes said. He* said in the 1940s the coop jumped? over Potomac Edison lines to serve customers in Rappahannock. , * Stonewall-Hawthorn District representative Robert Anderson^ whose district includes most of the. REC customers in Rappahannock? County, agreed with Mr. Estes. said avoiding a new transmission; line would be "protecting the environment.” C “That area is expensive to serv^* right,” Mr. McCarthy said. * “I feel we are obligated to* check,” Mr. Estes said. i The Board of Supervisors askedt Mr. McCarthy to write a letter t<£ Potomac Edison asking if they would; consider taking over service to Rappahannock customers of REC. rj ■ •»
Winners
Named I £ - -M v 4 m i * * Ik The prize winners at the Chester Gap carnival last week are: 1st prize: $300 cash-John Woodward, Castleton. • it 2nd prize: two NASCAR ticketsDoug Hewell, Centreville. 3rd prize: $100 cash-Tom Lee Sr., Washington. 4th prize: $75 cash-Russell Campbell, Chester Gap. , V' 5th prize: $50 cash-Joanne Hawkv ins, Front Royal.
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