Locals Show Cars at Cruise-In

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At FIRSTfriday of Falls Church’s ArtALot Cruise-In May 6, event judges are pictured along with the top three ArtALot Cruise-In winners, from left to right, Deputy Sherriff Sergeant Dale Toler, a judge of the event; first-place winner Peggy Driscoll (1967 447 Oldsmobile); Sheriff Stephen Bittle, a judge of the event; second-place winner Lew Wade (1937 Dodge); and third-place winner John Murphy (1950 Ford Pick Up). (Photo: Courtesy Tom Gittins)

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