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stones, collected and donated by students, names of children donating stones used for the pyramid will be placed in the fault.
Arrangements for stone collection are being handled through Rappahannock County Elementary School and Wakefield. Youngsters , are asked to write their names on the stones or attach a card with name and address.
County people—both full and part-time residents— are encouraged to write articles, letters and reports on life today in Rappahannock County and send the information to Diane Bruce or any member of the time capsule committee: William Carrigan. Ravner V. Snead, Mary Botts Quaintance, Lucia Kilby, Dorothy Davis and Grace Sims. Suggested topics include farming, fruit culture, animal husbandry, fine arts and crafts, gardening, wildlife, fishing, hunt
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