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Little Washington. The $50 cash wenCl to Dave Lewis of Gainesville, and Roger Poe of Amissville got the silver pie server.

Jim Racer of Amissville won the foot stool, and two azaleas went to Dr. Walter Kilby. Sperryville. Scott Hensley of^ . Amissville won the decorator;,.!, clock, and eleven pounds of bacon * went to Steven Rawls of Jenkinstown, Pa. Four coffee mugs . were awarded to David Fannon^-*' and Art Smith got the sun catchers. Both are from Amissville. Mrs.mj John Eubank Jr. of Sperryville wan^i the door ornament.

Loan Closet members express^;, appreciation to all who participated in„ • the event,those who donated or pur- r chased baked goods or bought tickets ■">and other items.

SARAH LATHAM

Amissville__

Fire Truck

Needed

To the Editor:

The Washington Ladies Auxiliary ^ would like to thank the community for their donations of baked goods to our annual Fourth of July bake sale.

The proceeds from the bake sale and the Thrift Shop will be used^ toward purchasing a new fire truck for the Washington Volunteer Fire " Department. 'J.I

To anyone interested in donating, ' tax deductible contributions may sent to Frances Foster, Treasurer of the ' Washington Ladies Auxiliary.

JANET A. PAYNE _

President

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