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petition and training not only help the boys with their livestock now but will mean much more to them in later years. They have represented Rappahannock County well at these contest and we feel very proud of them.
Just a reminder to you parents of 4-H’ers that it time for your son to be getting a pig if he wants to show in the Orange Area Pig show and sale on September 6th.
It should be a March pig and weigh 170-245 by September.
Come by and see us.
Selective Service
Major General Lewis B. Hershey, Director of Selective Service, today announced an additional Selective Service College qualification Test to be held May 20 at 1.000 testing centers. This will be a “clean-up test” for the benefit of students prevented by illness or other emergency from taking the test on April 22 of this year, and for those who failed to jnake application before the deadline for the April test.
General Hershey said he could not emphasize too strongly that students who have a certificate of admission for the April 22 test which they failed to use on the assigned date must submit a new application if they wish to take the May 20 test. “The old certificate,” he pointed out, “will not admit a student to the May 20 test/’ He must secure a new certificate of admission. . Application blanks for the May 20 test may be obtained from the student’s nearest local board and should be sent in as soon as possible to the Educational Testing Service, Princeton, New Jersey.
Students who attain a prescribed upper class standing or make a score of 70 or better on the May 20 test are eligible for consideration by their local boards for deferment during the next academic year. Local boards are not required to defer students who meet one or both o ftheir criteria, General Hershey pointed out, but their classifications are subject to appeal.
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