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President Max A Murray, Route i, Roanoke, Virginia announces that the Fruit Growers of Virginia will hold their Annual Meeting January 13-15 1964. All sessions of this,the Sixty-Eighth Meeting of. the Virginia StateHorticultural Society will be at the Hotel Roanoke,Roanoke,Virginia. Much of the meeting will be devoted to the production problems of apples; however, the very important topic of marketing will also be discussed. Outstanding research workers and industry members will

lip the speakers' list, President Murray announces. Dr. L. P. Batjer of the U.S. D.A., Wenatchee, Washington will report on New Developments In The Northwest Fruit Industry and the problem of harves ting apples at the proper maturity. The 1963 Virginia Fruit Tree Survey has provided a current picture of tree distribution and

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