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Inc., a non-profit corporation which manages the traditional Jugtown Pottery in North Carolina, —Frank Reynolds, staff lawyer with Piedmont Environmental Council and one of the initial prime movers for an arts center, —Vickie Eastham, former president of the Rappahannock Women’s Club, —Pearl Clarke, retired federal worker active in the local Democratic Party and member of the county electoral board, — Marjorie Dahlgren, former art teacher and member of the Rappahannock County Library Board. —Howard Butler, Rappahannock native and federal worker who is active in church affairs, — Waldron O’Connor, artist and actor with the local theater group, The Rappahannock Players,
— Joe Bonsignore, publisher of Smithsonian magazine and county property owner and weekender since 1971,
—Diane Bruce, clerk of the court for Rappahannock, organizer of the Fodderstack Classic Road Race and member of the Rappahannock Recreational Authority,
— Harry Clarkson, Castleton resident who runs an ad business in Washington. D. C..
—Sid Gottlieb, former government chemist who now operates a speech therapy and tutorial program and teaches international folk dancing here,
— William Carrigan, businessman and long-time weekend resident who has been very involved in community affairs, including the county library and historical society. He puts on
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