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the Sperryville Business Council attending.
Others at the meeting represented local government, restaurants, historic sites and lodging houses.
The group agreed to have Bill Strider of the Planning District Commision draft bylaws similar to the Shenandoah Visitors’ Council for review at the next meeting.
They agreed to refer to themselves temporarily as the Foothills Association and considered the name “Foothills of the Blue Ridge” as a possible designation for the region represented by the proposed joint effort.
The group chose promoting a regional approach to tourism as its goal, and producing a brochure reflecting the interests of the area as its first project.
Members agreed to meet July 8 at the Davis Street Ordinary in Culpeper with an inventory of each county’s attractions to be included in the brochure. Culpeper, Orange, and Madison counties proposed that local governments be asked for a contribution toward each county’s share of the brochure. Rappahan
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