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ine poster contest iot schools is in full stride, with mil posters due to be turned in nt the principal's office tomorrow, October ,19, when judging will be done bjr n local committee consisting of Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Jr., §*. Clyde Beggarly, and Captain William Wiener. ,
County-wide poster contests are offered in three separate classes: high school, grades 4-8, and grades 1-8. Prises in the classes Vstey. First prise in all three glasses is flO in cash; second prise in the high school class is. a jacket, while second prise in .the other two classes is f5; third .prise in the high school class is $8, and is f4 in merchandise for the other two classes.
Contributions for prises were aide by Moore, Kelly ft Reddish Contractors of Orange, Downing Wood, Lea Bros. Store, Washington Cash Store, Rappahannock National Bank, and Merrill Motor Company.
Winners in the county contests will be sent to Culpeper where . they will be judged Monday, October 22, in the district contest, competing with winner* from adjoining counties. On Tuesday the posters will be back in the county to be on display during <Soil Conservation Week.
Sen. Guest Will Speak
At Blood Bank 'Meeting
Senator Raymond Guest will address the citisens of the county at the Courthouse Sunday afternoon, October 28, at 2:30 p.m. in the interest of the “Blood Bank” program being formulated in Rap? pahannock. - This meeting was originally scheduled for October 22, but was postponed because' Senator Guest could not be present until October 28.
The purpose of the meeting id to organiz&'the county and formulate plans to secure a blood bank.
Senator Guest, a World War II veteran, is well qualified to explain the importance of a blood bank to the soldier as well as to the civilian.
—-WFOREIGN FARMER STUPENT LEAVES COUNTY
r- Concluding a three months' period of practical study, Rasmus Edvardsen, a foreign farmer stu4 . dent, left the home of Downing Wood on Wednesday. Two more of the exchange student farmers joined Mr. Edvardsen here and the three twill join two others in Iowa. After three weeks of travel, they will study at University of Michigan for three weeks before returning to their "European homes. Mr. Edvardsen is Danish.
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