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ernment leader, biologist, business man and community citizen at large.
Any Rappahannock “woolly bears” would be eligible for a series of prizes should they attend the meeting prior to the end of October. That’s the end of National Woolly Bear Month.
There is a $10Q award offered for the largest, furriest “woolly bear” caterpillar brought to Hagerstown, $100 for the “cutest” and $50 for the one who traveled the longest journey and survived.
Caterpillars must be mailed or delivered to: John R. Hershey, Jr., Gruber Almanack Company, 17 East Washington St., Hagerstown, Md. 21740.
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