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This year we will be able to secure 8,000 pine seedlings through the co-operation oi the Virginia Forestry Service and the Junior Chamber of ^Commerce of Culpeper County. Two thousand and five hundred of the .seedlings will be seeded on the twoacre plot of land in which we have been granted to use-by Mr. Owen V/ilhoite. The land will be used strictly for an experimental demonstration plot for the all-day boys taking Vocational Agriculture. The remaining of the seedlings will be distributed among the members of ^veteran, adult and all-day classes who have a suitable place to plant them. ,
The members of Ihe O. R. Johnson Chapter of New Farmers of America are busy working toward -the Parent.Son Banquet, which will be held at Abe Carver Regional High School on April 17. If all plans materialize, this promises to be the most successful kanquet that we hate had. , The Regional Advisory Council will meet in the first week of March to set up its annual objectives, with the holding of the Four- County Fair being the objective most concerned. In the last meeting the folowing*officers were elected:
Rev. R. L. A. Reid, President;
Mr. George Coleman, Vice President.
Mr. C. C. Lewis, Secretary
Miss C. Williams, Assistant Sec.
Mr. James Seals, Treasurer
The Northern Virginia Hunt Club celebrated George Washington's birthday with a hunt and breakfast at Ferris Farm, Reva, with W. B. Tolliver as host. Guest-riders were: Mr. and Mrs. H. Thompson, Man* assas; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Johnson, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Robinson, Tuson, Arizona; Mrs. Dixon, Fredericksburg; Miss Evelyn Dixon, Jdiss Finer Jamersoa, Culpeper; Mr.
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