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FARM BURE) iU—from i«». 1 3. That 50/ j of the funds derived from tie sales tar be returned to the counties. ; • We assert o ir belief in the fairness of Vir finia’s ~ “ F ight to Work" law.
Ip order fcr our organization to combine, s ft and conpromise the best think ng of mar y minds on public issuts affecting farmers in Rappahannc ck County we must havt our members presert at the regular meetings. We have a tool for bringing irjto focus the really difficult probhms for conducting a harvest of deas toward their | proper solutiois; and we haVe our Farm B ireau organization through which we can move forward together and reach whatever objectives we think desireI able; .We pull the most when we pull together. ' Ci E. Johns >n, Jr. represented the Rappahanr ock Farm Bureau at the State Resolutions (Committee meeting ir Richmond Monday. He submitted the county resolutions and worked with the committee on co-ordinating the resolutions fror j the various Farm Bureaus.
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