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5 Rappahannock children in grades R-12 (or the equivalent) are invited to i participate in two contests — creative | writing and poster — to mark | National TV-Tumoff Week, April 24■| 30. They are also invited to join their •J parents and neighbors for a roadside cleanup campaign that will coincide with TV-Tumoff Week. The writing entry may be prose or poetry, with a 500-word maximum length. The topic is: “What I Think About TV.” Entries will be evaluated on an age-appropriate basis, with special emphasis on originality of ideas and freshness of expression. Entries
Corrections The telephone number to call for kindergarten registration was incorrect in last Week’s Rappahannock News. It is 987-8259. One of the soccer players forming the wall in a photograph was incorrectly identi' fled. He is John Switzer'. The video arcade will go into the building with Mid State Electric Motors in back. The firm’s name was incorrect. ; ; The Rappahannock News ■ regrets the errors.
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