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American Field Service Students Visit Here
Twenty-four American Field Service students from twentyone different countries around the world, and their American brothers and sisters spent last weekend on a farm in Flint Hill, where they viewed, many for the first time, the beautiful Virginia countryside and the Blue Ridge Mountains. These foreign students attend high schools in Alexandria, Fairfax, Arlington, Culpeper a rod Berryville. The f^rm is o's-'ed y the B. J. Vierlirgs of leca 'dria. Inis -seere'd ra- become an a "..a. i"i.r a: Flirt Hill Far". T'.te -idea originated »i:n C ' a ' o r a '.'a tar from Incoa, -mo-, vat o'e first AFS
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it* is a ca m p ? i r e w *>.- r e t .vr s t - - dents pat O' sir its and sing their native songs for each other ar>d the chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. Vierlmg, Mrs. Clayton Thomas of Great Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Chase of Woodley Hills *nd Mrs. John Price of Falls Church.
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