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The fund drive for the new 4-H Educational Center in Front Royal got off to a rousing start in Rappahannock with a $5,000 donation from a Washington, D.C. foundation. The grant, according to president Davis Haines, was made because of the Public Welfare Foundation's “close affinity with and feeling for the people of Rappahannock County.” He noted that such donations are somewhat untraditional for the foundation. w "Ms. Ruby Jenkins, our good friend in Washington, Virginia, notified us of this project and her interest in it added weight to our considerations,” said Haines.
As a member from Region four, Rappahannock is expected to join with Orange, Madison and Culpeper Counties in raising $500,000 for the Northern Virginia 4-H Educational Center. The center will be built on a 230 acre tract of land, formerly a part of the USDA Research Center near Front Royal. The site is noted for its ecological
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