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Holiday leaves
harvest of trash By DARRYL CULPEPPER tiWwIawiMW* Ncw» Special Writer * M'M I reckon the only people who bothered to go by the Scrabble dumpster site Thursday M “ & w-: afternoon—the day after Christmas—without brash to deposit were Virgil Jewell and myself. Virgil, who lives across the road from the v ■■ & t; dumpster, had stopped by to see what he could X find in other people’s castoffs, 1 was there to find out more about the people who sift through , Rappahannock garbage at Scrabble and at the pother site, in Huntly. lv He was a good person to ask about it, living as he does within walking distance and showing f up, as he does, every couple of days to treasure hunt J ; Scavengers at the Rappahannock dumpster ff ;*ttes are nothing new. The Board of Supervisors has grappled with the issue before, but according ” to Rappahannock Sheriff John H. Woodward, the jpl-'*,' .y ■ x DUMPSTERS, p. S
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