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hach member is appointed lor a 3-year term. Mr. Yancey succeeds Mr. I car Jacobs of Viewtown, v\ ilose term expired in June.

The committee determines the eligibility of individual applicants for all types of loans. It also reviews borrowers' progress and aids the county supervisor in adapting the agency's loan policies to conditions faced by fanners in this area. Members are selected and appointed so that, as far as possible, i|ifIcrent areas or neighborhoods are represented.

The Farmers Home Administration intakes annual or intermediate term loans to farmers who need adequate funds to buy equipment and livestock, and longer term loans to build or repair houses and other essential farm buildings, and to purchase or improve land suitable for family-type farm operations.

'IJie office serving the counties mentioned is located at T)5 N. Main Stieet in Culpeper.

Flint Hill Official Board

Holds Meeting

The Official Hoard of the Flint Hill Methodist Church met with Rev. and Mrs. William Jester at the parsonage, September 9. The gioup was addressed by Mr. W. C. (i I ravin, Scout F.xecutive Shenandoah Area Council, from Winchester.1 He was accompanied to the meeting by local Scoutmaster, Mr. Paul Nichols.

Mr. tileason askrdT that a committee be formed to discuss programming and planning with the^, Scoutmaster. He was invited to address the Men s Hible Class of the church on September 18 at I I a.m.

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