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Rappahannock residents responded generously to a fundraising letter that was sent out by Sursum Corda School and Day Care Center last November. Twenty-six individual donations, ranging from SS to S600 added a total of $1710 to the school’s 1981 budget. All donations to the school were tax-deductible since Sursum Corda has been classified by the IRS as a non-profit educational corporation.

“We are delighted by the support Sursum Corda has received from the local community”, said Susan Hartgroves, the school’s Program Coordinator. “Day care and educational enrichment programs such as ours often receive funding through community agencies such as United Way. Since there are

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