Traffic in and out of the Farm ville office of t!ie Virginia Ern etovment Service was pretty th' during 1952. T' be exact. Man ager Charles H Martin’s record show these were 8 579 vis ts. That doesn't mean 8.000 differ ent people, the manager points out ;:i a year-end summary It does mean that many in-the-per son inquiries were made concern ing the various services available That averages out to about 90 visits per working day. There were 829 new applica tions taken from persons seeking employment and 689 applicants National (iuard Summer Camp Site, Dates Announced Olliers and men of Company G. Farmville's National Guard unit of the 116th Infantry Regiment, had a big question answered for ’hem last week—when and who. the summer encampment will be held. A 29th Division memorandum to all units, bas'd on Second Arm directives, disclosed that the two week training period has been set for June 27-July 11. at A. P Hill Military Res-natinn. The Division trained at the same sprawlin'.' maneuver and training area neat Fredericks burg. lai l. imilll 1 ll w f- the til".! post-war encampment there and Guardsmen agrnd that it was a good choice of location Training facilities wit c.u-*T. lent, and time-oil periods saw many Guardsmen taking it", the major league baseball in Wash ington or a few relaxing hour.-- at Colonial Beach, on the Ciiesa 1 If h W’

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