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4-H Achievement Week

By W. V. SavilU

Assistant County Agent

The week fo November 4-12 is National 4-H Achievement Week, a week when outstanding members are rewarded for their interest and work fbr'their year of toil., ’ Rappahannock county's 72 boys ate making money. The" profit they have made on their projects from November 1949 to November 1950 is $1765.25 or $34 profit per boy. This money usually is spent on hew projects, furthering old projects or saving for the future. Nearly every member makes a profit on his project. This is due largely to good management, keeping of records and choaIng a suitable project.

FLINT H[ILL OYSTER SUPPER TOMORROW NIGHT

The Flint Hill P.-T.A. will serve an Oyster (or Ham) Supper Friday, November 10, from 5:30 to 7:30 at the school. Price $1. The menu will include french Dried potatoes, cole slaw, apple pie with eheese, coffee, bpt rolls. t

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