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each of these communities « makes and have made? *
We believe the process ‘ with which each of these « groups will necessarily ' undertake to collectively '* decide how they can best par- v ticipate in the event has the X rare opportunity of leading • many to a renewed awakening and self-awareness. : ,
And when we all come together on the day of the event and see our neighbors ’ and sister organizations \ together for a day of commu- > nity and fellowship, this " awakening and awareness shall be multiplied, and the county community will be more vital, cohesive and pre- ’ pared to recognize and shape ; what it wants for its future. *
We urge you, we challenge you: throw your energies and God given talents into preparing your commu- I nities, organizations, and churches, to represent your • respective heritages and con- '■> *’ tributions to Rappahannock ' • at the first ever county festi- 1 val and history parade. v
This deserves all the !' effort each can muster dur- | ing these crazy busy times. But when we’re standing on » that hilltop on Sept. 26, sideby-side all of our neighbors I* and all that we are, the banners of each one still waving, Z* we shall be a new community ** and there shall be a brighter tomorrow. See you there! I*
Jeff Light, chairman,*Z
Woodville Bicentennial-*
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