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One of the many goals 0f

the Woodvilie Bicentennial Organization is to increase awareness of our county heritage. We are asking each town, community, civic organization and family to participate in a parade and grand festival.

Those of us who serve on t he History Committee would like to establish a historical archive to benefit and educate future generations, as well as make a record of this event. We would welcome contributions of old pictures (which we can copy), written histories, interviews and such. Share with us your memories of Woodville 50 years ago. Tell us about your church or business. Do you have a family history outline?

All gathered information will eventually be turned over to the Rappahannock Historical Society once they have expanded their building. Whether you march, exhibit or contribute information remember this is an opportunity to celebrate history.

Misty L. Hitt

Woodville

Belated

thank you

It has been bought to my attention that in my previous letter to the editor which appeared in the July 15 issue of Rappahannock Ncics that I failed to mention two contributors to our annual fundraiser. At this time I’d like to mention them with sincere apologies from all the members of the Rappahannock Convalescent Loan Closet.

Arland Welch was very kind to bake for our bake sale and Evelyn Willis of Rare Finds in Washington, Va. donated beanie babies for the raffle. We thank them very much and are very sorry that they were not mentioned previously.

Ellen Pullen

Loan Closet Volunteer

Washington, Va.