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County News Notes

Chris Schaefer, who has been ill at his home in Sperryville, is much improved.

Mrs. W, A. Miller was in Front Royal on Wednesday afternoon.

Farm Power Machinery

Repair Class Jan. 9 - 10

Attention Rappahannock County Farmers—Do you have all of your farm machinery in tip-top shape? If not, attend the farm power and machinery class that is to be conducted in the Rappahannock High School Agriculture Shop, starting January 9 and 10, 1952.

Bring in the equipment that needs repairs or lumber for construction jobs and come prepared to work. There will be a mechanic available to give assistance. The shop tools and shop facilities will be at your disposal for these classes. —— —— —'

These repair classes will be held in comfeination^With the two veteran agriculture classes, which (will meet twice a week, according to the following schedule:

D. D. Miller—Monday and Wednesday nights—7 to 10 o’clock.

Jack DeBergh — Tuesday and Thursday nights—7 to 10 o’clock.

Plan to attend one of these classes. For further information concerning this, contact R. C. Beck, Jack DeBergh, or D. D. Miller.

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