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Rappahannock County Chief i,. Forest Warden Raymond M. ( . Johnson attended the Chief Forest Wardens’ meeting which is held annually, at the Northern, Piedmont District office in Charlottesville on Wednesday, January 15. The meeting is held to outline the coming year’s work in each of the sixteen counties in the district, ;
planned program was presented on the school fire prevention program, county maintenance of forest fire fighting tools, and a general outline on the fire proven- , tion nrogram to the public. In vv addition, plans were made for hand’ ng the fires suppression*and law enforcement work for the corn'*? spring, fire season and discusr«r» were held and plans out-’ lined for the coming year on the . forest management and > reforest*- • ition programs, t . /The -forestation program has increased tremendously in the past three years. Approxmately fpur million seedlings have been allot- , . ted to the district this year. This,! is approximately one million more \ than was available last year. All persons interested ih.planting trie. / seedlings may. contact* theirDounty Chief Forest Warden, cal forester, or write Distr ester D. G. Wilfong, Jr., Box! 3347, University Station, Charlottesville, Virginia, for information concerning planting.
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Birth Announced
■wfr, and Mrs. (Harold Brown have announced the birth of * daughter, Rhonda Leigh on Tuesday,- Jan. 7 at the Fauquier Hospital in Warrenton,
Birth Announced
' Pet. and Mrs, Richard'Race, formerly of Washington, are receiving congratulations on • the birth of a daughter, Deborah Lynn, born ; Dtrtmlier 29 in Maryland. . * . , - ' FIREtmdRESCUE *
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