* Gets AnotherVa. foore :s by for-n aswho ure's news o b« some ex-s un-e, rawrter£.you'iewedplaced e forRescueROMNEY — Another rescue squad for Hampshire County wag formed during-a meeting at the Springfield - Green Spring Elementary School.Ninette Milleson, temporary chairman Of the rescue tquad committee accepted -nominations from the floor. The following officers were elected: Ephriam Herriott, president; Pauline Miller, vice president; Bonnie Haines, secretary; and Nabnette Milleson, treasurer. Other board members are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swisher of Levels. A member from Green Spring will be nafoed.John D’ Aurora director tvenes * coordinator,* Northeastern Westley alln why ranted* con-* alsoidering uest to iat he of the e a few m .withPledged ration he past such/as ix from fiscal stribute ioyern-several isted byn of the prohibit ial con-in office tirement unges in rest forset most rs to beida per-of dog nsideredVirginia Health Planning Council, Inc. spoke to the group of citizens from Springfield, Green Spring and Levels about the emergency medical services program that is being set up in the county.Larry Wells, Hampshire County emergency medical technician coordinator and training officer, answered questions concerning the emergency medical technician training program. Representatives from the Romney and Augusta area rescue squads were on hand to give recom-mendations about the organization of a local squad.The movie Before the Emergency” which illustrates the importance of having well qualified personnel operating an emergency medical services program in the community was shown One of the new Hamp' shire ambulances was on display. Everyone had an opportunity to inspect the ambulance which will be used in the county-wide emergency medical services program,.Twenty-five area residents’ haveexpressed interest in taking the emergency medical technician training course . which will begin on September 3 at the Springfield * Green Spring school.