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goodies to eat, and to the Williams and Lee Orchards * for washing the goodies down with 1997’s early cider, and other beverages. * The ideas contributed by £ the large auidence will be col-1' lated and priortized and pre- * sented through the paper and through follow-up meetings throughout the year which wehope will be attended not only by Friday’s participants but >’ by many who were unable to attend this time. ',»* And thanks to the Rappahannock News for theircoverage and publicity, * despite the change of venue ~ due to the weather’s failure to cooperate at the high school. We’ll be in touch through the - newspaper, meetings, and through the Headwaters’ newsletter which you can receive by calling Linda Tarry, at 675-1819 at the office on Court House Row, ■*' Washington. LINDA DIETED Headwaters
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to the editor . The Rappahannock ' News welcomes Letters to the 1 Editor as a forum for discussion of local public affairs. •WRITE: Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 59, Washington, Va. 22747 •FAX: the Editor (540) 675-3338 I •Letters must be signed J by the writer. Include address ! and phone for verification (not \ to be published). Letters are subject to editing for clarity and length. Personal attacks ' will not be published. •Due to volume, letters cannot be acknowledged. Letters must be received by noon Monday to be considered for that week’s publication.
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