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40 YEARS AGO

March 18,1965

The public supper held Saturday night by the Amissville Ruritan Club was well attended with an estimated 200 people enjoying the ham and turkey and accompanying vegetables. The door prize, a small pressure cooker, was awarded to B. James Moss of Castleton, who also got the RCA television which was given away.

The Flint Hill firemen and additional guests were well fed and entertained at the annual banquet given by the Ladies Auxiliary last Tuesday evening at the fire hall in Flint Hill. The ladies served a bountiful dinner of old Virginia ham and oysters to the more than 95 people attending. H. S. Barksdale, master of ceremonies, introduced guest speaker, Bob Priode, who is superintendent of the U. S. Cattle Research Station at Front Royal. Entertainment was provided by the Barracudas, a local musical group, who presented several selections of lively music.

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