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Pooped But Pleased
Last week got me down. Easter Monday was m>f first day at the office for two weeks. Although Governor Almond had declared a holiday for we County Agents, I was glad t®. have the chance to get a look at a stack pf mail. Tuesday was sheejj shearing contest and school. I re-discovered some muscles that day! Wednesdav-vaccinated heifers, 107 op 33 farms in 14 hours and 20 minutes.
Thursday, Jim Yates and I visited 19 feeder pig producers concerning the Culpeper sale. FridayDistrict Conference at Luray (sitting wears me oulj more than anything), then helped to judge the Share the Fun Contest at Warrenton that night. j Wool Marketing Being Planned
Jim Massie, Jim Yates and Dick Latham were selected last winter by Rappahannock sheepmen to sene on the county wool marketing committee. They have met twice with representatives of the Fauquier, Clarke and Culpeper wool pools in making 1960 marketing plans. All of the wool from these pools, approximately 100,000 pounds will be offered for sealed bids which shoulij attract more buyers, be an advantage tp them as
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