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While Lync arranged six one hour discussions in three communities to give details on changes that would oring m more lamo dollars, he will be happy to discuss lamb production and marketing individually with producers at the County Agent's office, or on the larm.
For sure, by changing breeding dates and time of marketing, lamo profits can be increased $15,000 per year. This amount, Lyne concludes, would pay the county’s portion of his salary for ten years.
While prices received by each producer were not revealed, there was an $8.09 spread in average value per lamb between the high and low income flocks represented in the lirst community meeting.
RCHS Honor Roll
The Honor Roll for Rappahannock County High School is as follows:
Grade 12: Shirley Brown, Marvin Bradford, Butch Browning, Ellen Gore, Ruth Keys and Myrla Anne Updike.
Grade 11: Barney Pauze, Taylor Updike, Bonnie Brown, Nancy Latham and Dorothy Cooke.
Grade 10: Douglas Atkins, Doris Ann Dodson, Dorothy Jenkins, Joan Hickeraon, Sally Latham, Elizabeth Smoot, Alice Wood, Louise Mae Racer, Ruby Dodson, and Betty Dodson.
Grade 9: Frank Moffett Kathryn Nalls, Susan Schaefer, Dana. Snead, and Ann Jenkins.
Grade 8: Janice Dodson, Shirley Atkins, Patsy Woodward, Dorothy Reeve, Virginia Bradford, Gloria Jean Atkins and Lillian Grigsby. _
flint Hill News
, Mrs. J. P. Cook and Mrs. Ida Devers spent Friday in Front Royal.
YVeekcnd guests of Mr. _ and Mrs. H. C. Pullen were Mr." and Mrs. Tom Lillard and daughter, Barbara of High Meadow Farm and J. T. Pullen of Alexandria.
Guests for the weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Freer Willson will be Mr. and Mrs. John Zenty of Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller and ■son Louie were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Howell in Lynchburg.
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