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Actors’ Guild in New York, but it returned to Rappahannock. Then they found a home address in a movie magazine, but he had apparently moved. Then they sent it to a dinner theater in Florida where he was allegedly appearing. Again, no luck.

Farah Fawcett, Liz Taylor, Mark Spitz, Shawn Cassidy—they’re all playing equally hard to get.

Mills says the students have received some good prizes from those who did respond. They have everything from autographed soap opera scripts to a White House guide book from Nancy Reagan. Her own favorite is the Hawaiian bookmark from Tom Selleck; Mills says she wishes she could “bid” on that.

For the purpose of all these gifts is to motivate the reading lab participants to make more and better book reports. Each completed book report earns them "money” in their Jefferson Savings & Loan passbook. This “money” will be used at the end of the semester to “bid” on the prizes at an auction presided over by William Hale from the John Walker Jenkins auction service.

The little ones are practicing talking fast so they don’t get left behind in the cold if the bidding gets hot, Brochu says. But so far, they’re behind in the money and they’re going to have to pick up their reading speed.

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