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40 YEARS AGO

March 22, 1962

On Saturday the Washington Boy Scout Troop 64 earned their hiking merit badge by hiking 20 miles from mile post 12 to mile post S2 on the Skyline Drive. J! The scouts hiking were Milton Gore Jr., * Prank Moffett, Page Moffett, Skippy ) wiles, Ronnie Hawkins, Jimmy Jenkins, Roger Hawkins, Ned Jones Jr. and Sam ; Snead. t They were accompanied by Paul Nichols, i Judge Rayner Snead and W.F. Moffett, 1 who did not earn their badges.

According to a statement made Tuesday by ! Mrs. Wallace Critzer, she will not be a can' didate for re-election to the office of Mayor of the Town of Washington at the forthcoming i election to be held June 12, 1962. ! She stated that if votes were cast for her j she would not accept the position. Mrs. Critzer has been Mayor of the town since . 1958, serving two terms of two years each.

Postmasters of the Seventh Virginia District held their annual business meeting at | Belle Meade Motel in Harrisonburg Tuesday, | March 20.

Postmasters from Rappahannock County who attended the meeting were Mrs. Barbara Gentry, Flint Hill; Roy Reeve, Sperryville; Ray Cannon, Castleton and MJL Greley, Chester Gap.

25 YEARS AGO

March 25, 1977

Twelve candidates

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