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Ignoring two big IFs the Blue Tick mongrel killed the 20-point buck m Slate River in Bucking ham county. Although hunters and out doorsmen in this area have heard similar stories aboul deer and dogs battling it out in water, it is one that attracts attentive ears and unbelieving looks. The two IP's surmised by the dog's owned. Nick Land, who lives two miles west of Buckingham Court House, help explain the creriioility of the story that is making the rounds m Buckingham these days. When Nick Land was working!' cn some post holes in a field near Slate River about two weeks ago. he heard his two dogs, one of them the two-and-half-ycar old Blue Tick mongre.. Blue, hot on the trail of some thing. But that wasn't unusual because he often heard his dogs trailing an animal while he was working on the farm. ’•ii'ht To End Tiie dogs ran the animal about a half mile down Slate River; and Mr. Land decided to take a look to see what it was all about. When lie arrived at the river. Rusco Window Co. Of Form vide Opens In Bloomfield Bid#. The Rusco Window Company of Farmville has been opened with offices in the Bloomfield Buiklrhg on West Third street It the 15th dealership organized under Rusco Corporation of Virginia at Richmond. J hn Maxey. of Rustburg. :s the rales manager and Dennis Cr:t zer. the Service manager M' Maxey will reside in Farmville at 20.3 Randolph street. Mr. Critzer has been engaged in business here for the past several years. Tiie Farmville office will con duct sales and service for Rusco combination windows and doors in an eight county area in Mecklenburg. Lunenburg. Bruns wick. Amelia. N ttoway, Bucking ham. Cumberland and Prince Ed ward counties.
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