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David Konnick, John Lekander, Richared McNear, Christopher Par-; rish, Edith and Jesse Pond, Louise and Harry Purdy, Roger Roach, Sa* rah and John Malcolm SchantZ; George Sharp, Sallie Thornhill, Marian and James White, Lindsey Savage, Timothy Wood, Virginia and s Gerald Fletcher.
The meeting elected members of the local committee. Mr. Longyear said that they had decided to have up to four members from each dis* trict with two from Chester Gap* and eight at-large members. He said this way the committee could include everyone who had offered to serve, i»
From Washington Rod Sweet, Tom Pendergast, Irma Pendergast and Walt Longyear were elected.' From Sperryville John Marocchi, Maurice Herndon and Hugh Chris* man were elected with one slot va“ cant. From Scrabble lHarry Purdyy Lindsey Savage, Pat Watson and Bob Darby were elected. From; Amiss ville Rich Wood, Jerry Fletcher, Gary Whorton and Ron Frazier were elected. All four positions from Flint Hill are vacant as are the two from Chester Gap. Dari vid Konnick, Trish Darby, Lott Purdy, Ben Whorton, Joe Re-> inboldt, Cathy Frazier, Susan Longyear and Patricia Whorton were! elected at large. "
Mr. Longyear said there were two people who had offered to serve as chairman, Ron Frazier and Ediths Pond. He said that the nominating; committee recommended Ron Frazier, with Bob Darby for vice chairs man, Hugh Chrisman to continue as treasurer and Jerry Fletcher as seq-’ retary. ;
Sheilah Sweet spoke in favor oV Mrs. Pond saying it was time women got more authority in the party. Mr^ Frazier said if elected he would “put; term limits on myself’ and step down after another two-year stint. -I
Mr. Frazier won by a large man jority. i ;;
Republicans also approved four resolutions including one favoring term limits for all elected officials including Board of Supervisors members.
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