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on microfilm. Dorothy Kuncewicz, Cathy Knuepfer, Barbara Burke and Cathy Pullen have worked hard to help complete this project. The Historical Society is keeping the actual papers on file, but the library hopes that filming the papers will preserve them in the years to come.
For those of you who have been waiting, the new fiction is in. So are several new cassette tapes and videos. In addition to these purchases, the library has acquired a copy of the “First Interim Report of the Rappahannock County Agricultural Advisory Committee to the Rappahannock County Planning Commission.” Peter White, chairman of the Advisory Committee played a vital part in completing the report, and the library will have it on file for those wishing to read it.
Anyone wanting to donate books for the Fourth of July sale may bring them to the library now. The sale generates an important portion of the library’s income, so donations
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