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By USA G. CURRIE srjfc.: BiwiMifcanwnrfc Ma«mfilklVWny«w'' s' • '»w w BBS SSBSNf 1% He’s an unrecognized artist In Rappahannock. ' He’s the grandfather we would ail like to have. < He’s talented and educated, a traveler yet a homebody. He's Walter Day — father of nine, retired from Hie United States Marines, graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, an engineer for industry soul govern-1
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