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daily rate of gain of 1.95 pounds per day. When used on average cows (indexes averaging 100) you can count on him transmitting; 30% of the difference or rhe average index of h's calves will be 106. This means he has raised the type score by 0.6 of a point and the daily rate of gain by 0.07 pounds. Based on last falls calf sale prices this would mean his calves would be worth from $6.00-$12.00 more depending cn the sex of the calf.

H. D. DISTRICT VIII

(Continued from page One) Jones spoke to the group about one of Rappahannock’s main industries..a p p 1 e production. He pointed out the many ways the homemaker could use and encourage the sale of Virginia grown apples and apple products.

Also on the afternoon program was Mr. F. T. Tueton from the U.S. Department of Agriculture who presented a style show with a Glimpse Into The Future, New Uses For Surplus Farm Products.

Pages for the day were Jean Lillard and Betty Kilby, 4-H members. Ushers were Mrs. Paul Miller, Mrs. Frank Cary and Miss Nellie Johnson. ,

Rappahannock was represented by 37 club members and guests.

The meeting adjourned to meet next year at Madison.

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