ASCS Committeemen

ASCS Committeemen

Named for 1965

County and Community Com. mitteemen of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service have been elected in Rappahannock County for 1965. The County committee is selected at a group meeting by the community chairman. The community committee is elected by mail ballot with all farmers participating in ASCS programs voting. Committeemen elected to serve the farmers of Rappahannock County for 1965 are as follows; County Committee: H. S. Barksdale. Chairman; D. D; Miller, Vice-chairman; R.E. Wood, regular member; James F. Massie, first alternate; Dabney Eastham, second alternate. C ommunity Committees; Stonewall Community; J. M. O’Bannon, Chairman; W. R. Burke, Vice-chairman; T. V. Williams, regular member; H. B. Wood, Jr., first alternate; Raymond Johnson, second alternate. Wakefield Community; Aubrey North, Chairman; Dabney Eastham, Vice-chairman Roland Welch, regular member; J. R. Foster, first alternate; Thomas Eastham, second alternate. Hampton Community; Wade H. Massie III, Chairman; Thomas Lee, Vice-chairman; Alice R. Wood, regular member; George W. Beahm, first alternate; Thomas B. Massie second alternate. Piedmont Community; A. Y Stokes, Chairman; Earl J. Kil by. Vice-chairman; C. E. John son, Jr., regular member; G. Brown Miller, first alternate; Thomas R. Taylor, second alternate.

Jackson: Community; J. R. Latha, Chairman; I. L. Par<rish, Vice-chairman; James F. Massie, regular member, Ivar Jacobs, first alternate, Daniel Noce, second alternate The County ACP Development Group met on November 10 and selected the practices for the 1965 AC Program. Date of the 1965 sign-up will be announced later. The marketing year for wool and unshorn lambs ends December^l, 1964. All sales slips should be turned in for incentive payments as soon aii possible,'but not later than January 31, 1965. «*