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Most or the trees raised at tnc state nurseries have been sold but loblolly pine and white pine a£e still available for planting this spring and may be had at the low cost of $4.50 per thousand trees for loblolly pine and $6.50 per thousand trees for white pine delivered to the landowner. 1,00 trees will plant an acre of open land and about 500 trees will plant • an acre of cutover timberland. Directions for ordering trees and free planting advice may be_had .from the Division of Forestry by confuting Chief Forest Warden Raymond Johnson of Woodville, Virginia or by writing Forester^ William C. Vemam, Box 111* Warrenton, Virginia.'Requests for planting assistance may also*, be forwlSWed to the Division of Forestry through County Agent W. H. Lynn or your Soil Conservation Service representative/ * ^ Put ^hose idle a^%s to work. Pi*nt ttaest led have a share the
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^ Mr. and Mrs* Winfrey Eldon Burke' have announced the birth q| a son, James William, born February 18, 1958 at the Page Memorial Hospital, Luray. The Burkes, who were former residents of Rappahannock, now make tfoir home in Luray. Plant
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