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Library
Open
The Rappahannoc k League for Environmenlal Protection Library is open for business but apparently, the word hasn't gotten around. Anyone wishing to use RLFP’s material for environmental research is welcome to do so.
A variety ol articles are on file Irom newspapers and other periodicals, as well as monographs and studies pertaining to land use. water pollution. energy conservation and the proliferation of powerlines in the Northern Virginia area. Material is kept current and items dated prior to January I. ltT'5. are being weeded out unless the information deals with a current or continuing problem and is still relevant.
For further information, contact librarian Kit Moorctield at (>25-3575.
Retired Teachers
Set Meeting
The Retired Teachers Association will meet at Quality Inn. Front Royal on Tuesday. September 12 at II am. Speaker for the meeting is Jane Palmer, president of the District N association- All retired teachers ol Rappahannock are invited to participate.
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