Report on Mills and Millers Update.
January 23, 2006
Theodore R. Hazen Pond Lily Mill Restorations 1404 Cedar Lane Norfolk, Virginia
Dear Mr. Hazen:
Than you for allowing me to interview you about mills and their history. I believe that the information that you provided is going to be very useful. I would like to tank you for putting aside some time from your busy schedule in order to answer my questions.
I apologize that we could not meet face to face, but you are on the opposite side of the country from me. I also apologize that my questions were a bit foolish.
Thanks you again,
Sincerely,
Lamont Pultz (signature)
Lamont Pultz Palmquest Fifth Grade
1999 California Street
Dear Mr. Hazen,
Thank you for helping Lamont with his research. He (and I) really appreciate the time you gave.
Bruce Montgomery (Teacher)
Thank you for the extensive answers to my questions. Your information was once of the main sources for my report. You made sure that I understood, and that I received complete answers. You supplied me with more good information than any of the books that I found. Because of your good information, I earned an AA, an AA is what my teacher gives instead of A+'s.
To finish the project, I dressed as a miller and build a shop in which I gave speeches about the trade of milling to 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grades at my school, March 3rd. On the opposite page are picture of my shop.
Lamont Pultz
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