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.40 YEARS AGO
• March 29, 1962 S <
I * A front page photo featured the
•Washington Elementary School with little or | no grass in the yard. This past week Mr. v Wallace Critzer graded the yard with his 3 bulldozer and the F.F.A. boys from the counf, ty high school are plowing, discing, . fertilizj ing and seeding. <* * '» i Members of Sperryville Boy Scout Troop i! 65 will open a food stand in Thornton (lap J Hollow early April 7. the first day of the j trout season. Proceeds from the food stand * Will be used to purchase camping equip’ ment.
i . At the March meeting of the Amissville i Ladies Auxiliary all officers of the organiza4 fion were re-elected as follows: President, Mrs. Russell Hackley; Vice President, : Mrs. Robert McLean; Secretary, Mrs. | Charlie Priest; Treasurer, Mrs. A.C. i Latham and Chaplain, Mrs. Franklin ! Williams. i t i * | Smith’s Better Men’s Wear in Front ' Royal was advertising “made to your mea! sure” suits for only $54.50, and still in time for Easter. They also give S&H Green Stamps. 4 |! According to James F. Massie, Rappahannock member of the Northern Virginia Feeder Pig Sale, last Monday’s sale Was the best in the history of this marketing group.
Fifty head of No. 1 grade pigs averaging 40 pounds topped the sale at $36.50 per hundred weight, or $16.60 a head.
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