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rultural zone where there are not nany people.”
County resident Bob Poole suggested the Board follow the example >f the Rappahannock Hunt in its learch for a suitable place for the ihelter. Apparently, Nelson Lane uid Bill Fletcher made a long, painsaking effort to find a good location ‘or the Hunt’s dogs, but an appropriite site was eventually found.
Mr. Poole added, “Nothing I’ve leard tonight relieves my fears. I ust hope you take a great deal of are in making your decision. ”
Another county resident, Frank Varner, also opposed the Scrabble ihelter. Among the reasons that he :ited for building the shelter at an>ther location was sentimentality for ;he old Scrabble school, of which he s an alumnus.
“For some of us who attended Scrabble school,” Mr. Warner said, “we feel there would be a terrible lisconnect in our heart.” Mr. IVamer expressed his concern that lomebody would have to tell Rever;nd Lomax — a respected teacher at ;hat school — that the school “had gone to the dogs.”
Mr. Warner also stated “If the
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