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and teachers, and the only way to lower the pregnancy and AIDS rates is through factual and complete education.
HEATHER ROSSITER Huntly
Windmore
Foundation
says thanks
To the Editor:
“Art in the Park” sponsored by Windmore Foundation for the Arts had a successful two weeks providing art for 75 area children because the following people were willing to donate their time and talent: artists Jane Floyd, Kim Jebsen, Monica Williams, Kim Williams, Kitty Dodd, Mary Allen, Bobbie Terry, Sandy Mills, Diane Heckel, Diana Bennett, “Hardie" Newton; volunteers Kitten Inskeep, Marilyn Moyer, Mrs. Williamson, Jenna Lea Yancey, Sue Brooks, Melina Gillespie, Jenny Cressman, Valerie Payne, Cherye Heckel, Fritz Heckel, Annie Heckel, Matthew Bennett and Benjamin Bennett, Mary DeJamette, Dana Nolley, Jim Hall, Richard Vento, Benjamin Allen, Drew Gillespie, and Karen Carroll.
Thank you to the following businesses for their help: Holiday Inn, Tom’s Meat Market, the Star Exponent, McDonald’s Restaurant, the Culpeper News, Fauquier TimesDemocrat, Madison Eagle, Orange County Review, Rappahannock News, WCVA/WCUL.
A special thank you to the Culpeper Community Band and its director, Duane Clore, for their beautiful performance. Thank you again to all those who volunteered and to the young artists who provided the work for the beautiful show.
CLAUDIA L. and
VALERIE A. VENTO Windmore Foundation
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