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Boosters

Thanked

To the Editor:

The Rappahannock High School Varsity Baseball team would like to thank the Rappahannock High School Booster Club, Mr. Julian Brown, Mr. Michael Welch and Mr. Henry Digges for their support.

The Booster Club generously boughthats for the upcoming season, three dozen baseballs, a new baseball bat, and a frame batting cage. Mr. Brown delivered the frame to the school and then, on Tuesday, March 15 helped to erect it. Mr. Brown has also constructed five pitching screens for the baseball program. Mr. Welch used his own tractor to turn over the dirt in the Baseball diamond. Mr. Brown and Mr. Welch both gave up the better part of the past weekend to help prepare the field for the upcoming season. Mr. Brown, Mr. Welch and Mr. Digges also built a new drag for the infield.

The baseball team is looking forward to a strong season, and appreciates all the help and support that the community has provided.

BOB HOWARD

_ Coach

Founders

Supported

Bible Study

To the Editor:

Would you have the self-confidence to call a founding father a hypocrite rather than admitting that you are wrong? When you hear this question up front you can easily say no. After all, the founding fathers are famous for their tremendous honor and across-the-board honesty. Whenever you hear the names George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Samuel Adams, and John Adams, an immediate respect comes to mind. Did you know that the writers of the First Amendment advocated

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