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son to teaching some grammar and sentence structure basics to those writers as well.

Finally, if by any chance she’s feeling flush, she could end with a flourish by buying each writer a copy of Strunk and White’s essential book, “The Elements of Style.” I assure you, all of us readers would be grateful.

I hasten to add that I do not include John Trott as one of those who needs assistance in the English language. Trott’s delightful nature column, “All Things Wild and Wonderful,” is written with great felicity and we are lucky to have his expertise about the world of nature, a subject close to the hearts of so many of us here in Rappahannock County.

JOYCE ABELL

Woodville

Headwaters

appreciative

The Board of Headwaters

sends heartfelt thanks to the audience, invited participants, and school administration, for the forum last Friday evening at the Rappahannock Elementary School.

To Doug Baumgardner, the moderator, and the panel, Judy Tble, Michelle Hynes, Mary Anne Biggs, and Glenn Burdick thanks for their con tributions and leadership.

Thanks to Cecil Scott and the members of the school band, who performed so well so early in the school year under her direction, and to the students of the National Honor Society for helping so much throughout the evening.

Special thanks go to Celine Siira for the very beautiful flowers and their arrangements, to Marie Davis and the other ladies for their

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