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110 frofit From
Aral Fruit School
At SperryriDe
By Bill Lynt
One hundred and ten registered for the Area Fruit School: held •t Sperryville, February 29th,
Highlights of the all day affair were the excellent report of the apple sales promotion work done by the Department of Agriculture and Chamber of Commerce; the illustrated talk by Dr. Mattus on effects maturity and condition of apples at harvest has on storage and the talk by Dr. Dunton on Orchard Cover Crop management.
Winners of the “Stump the Panel” prizes and donors wen: as follows: Turner Graves—Case of Lead, Rapp’k Supply. , Ollie Fincham—«Spray-gun, L upton Orchard Service Winches er. ■
Maurice O’Bannon, Apple G utter, Old Virginia Packing Co Clayburn Kuhn, Shears, Birr Orchard Service Winchester.
Charles Jenkins, Tractor s«atf Waugh-Ferr Tractor Co. Midison.
Ernest Clater, Feed, Culpe|ier Farmers Co-op. Culpeper.
Jimmie Yates, Pump, Board Tire and Battery Co. Front Roy d.
Marion Hawkins, Feed, Culpeper Farmers Co-op. Billy Menefee, Feed, Culpeper Co-op. Allen Jenkins, Shears, Brunback Orchard Service Winchester. Allen McLearen, Cal Nitro, Madison-Orange Farmers Co-o?. Jack Graves,' Twine, J. j L Swan Co. Culpeper. R. S. Graves, $10, Amos Shr'* ock, Winchester. Jack W. Sisk, Saw, Ramsc y Hardware, FFront Royal. " Julian Brown, pr. Paint Brusles, Yowell Hardware, Culpeper. Freddie Butler, Apple Sauer, National Fruit, Winchester.
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