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story hour The Story Hour for Pre-Schoolers which was in progress at the Rappahannock Library from Nov. 18 through Dec. 16 was attended by about 25 children each week. Activities enjoyed included stories and crafts, with special emphasis on Thanksgiving, Christmas and Hanukkah.
Among those who helped to , jnake this event enjoyable and infor~|mative were Nina Stamer, Laurie ^Marshall, Marion Simpson, Penny !$Grant, Patricia Metcalfe and Lor^buike Robson. ‘To each of these and %*o an participants we extend deep Appreciation and best wishes for a ♦£Merry Christmas and a Happy New gjYear,”a library spokesman said. ‘Emulated quite a large assortment of S^hrtfetes left there by patrons. The li*»J>raiy will appreciate the owners >£laiming these articles as soon as '"■possible. 'S Rappahannock Library has accuand found
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