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picture, Capt. George Sharp, Washington; basket, Debbie Massie, Amissville; and suncatchers, Nancy Newlin, Castleton.

Again many thanks to the generous support from all our friends that baked items for our bake sale and the businesses that generously donated items for our prizes and those of you that supported . our fundraiser by purchasing items. We greatly appreciate your support.

ELLEN PULLEN

Loan Closet Volunteer

Celebration

successful

To the Editor:

The Rappahannock

Community has again enjoyed a successful and happy celebration of Independence Day in the Town of Washington. I would like, on behalf of the community, to express my appreciation to RAAC for managing this major endeavor on behalf of the Tbwn and doing such a tremendous job. Further, as - always, I express my particular appreciation to Mr. William Carrigan for providing the use of his property for the celebration and for his participation in the festivities.

Special recognition and thanks are also given this year to the volunteers who, under the auspices of L.G. “Butch” Zindel, helped in picking up and installing the ropes and other materials that helped control the flow of traffic. In particular appreciation is extended to Luke Zindel, Jonathan Maeyer, Sam Mawyer, Bruce Malinowski, Donnie McQuillen, Bob Metcalf, Mike Mahoney, Jennings Hobson III, Daniel Dodson, and

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