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Upcoming Reunion Planned for Former Students Of Dunlap High School And Their Guests

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ALLEGHANY COUNTY, Va. (VR) – The Dunlap School Reunion Committee has a reunion planned for former students of the school and their family members and guests.  The reunion is scheduled for Saturday, September 13, 2025, at the Moose Lodge which is about two miles west of Covington just off of Route 60.  The food will be prepared by the Moose Lodge staff.  Doors will open at 10:00am and the reunion will end at 4:00pm. 
 
Registration will be from 10:00am until noon.  This will give guests time to register and mingle with other guests before eating at 1:00pm. During that time coffee and doughnuts will be available for snacks.  Bring your phones and cameras with you and about noon we will assemble the alumni for group photos. After the meal there will be things of interest to view and door prize drawings and other activities.  
 
For more information including the cost of the meal and an address to send your check (made payable to Dunlap School Reunion) to you may call John or Linda at 304-536-3432.  If there is no answer be sure to leave a message so we can get back to you.  We need your response by September 1 at the least so we can let the Moose Lodge management know how many people to prepare for.  We hope to see you there.     
 

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