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attribute it merely to growing older. “But a real effort will be made in February to create a greater awareness of these symptoms and also to get more people to pay them heed.” Those members from this county participating in the Speakers Bureau for this intensive educational campaign (with no solicitation involved) include; Dr. John P. Snead, IV, Sperryville; Mrs. W. A. Gentry, Flint Hill; Roy L. Reeve, Sperryville; Rev. Arnold Sorrells, Flint Hill; and Miss Mary Miller Wood, Washington.
4‘H Club News
The Washington III 4-H Club met Friday, January 22, 1965. Diane Woodward, president, opened the meeting. We had the 4-H Pledge and Motto. Kenny Corder, the vice-president, opened the program. Bradford Beebe led the group in singing. Billy Payne called the roll and read the minutes. In business we discussed the 4-H supper. We also discussed | the Demonstration Day to be held in March. Charlotte Printz led devotions. Diane then adjourned the meeting for project work. Mr. Frymyer showed a film about demonstrations. The meeting then ended.
Gail Updike, Reporter
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