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Rapp-Chats Bv W. H. Lyne George Williams, Associate Extension Horticulturist, is continuing to visit Rappahannock on Friday of each week. Orchardi6t having insect or disease problems, who wish to consult with Mr. Williams, are requested to call the Coun ty Agent’s office (675-3619) by noon on Thursdays. It appears many of our farm ers are over looking an opportunity to make money. Prices of wool and lambs are especially favorable at present, however there is always profit to be had from sheep by the shepherd with reasonably good managerial ability. $1.73 worth of Warfarin concentrate will make about five pounds of rat poison. Cheap and just as effective. Use your own grain mix as the carrier. Need a good young York: shire boar? I got to see most of the pigs in the 4-H Sow Chain last week; there are • some nice ones to be had. Also there’ll be some extra, : extra nice gilts. (Extra, extra : because we pick first to get i five for next group of young: sters.) • Contact Steve Green, Steve ■ Smith, C. G. Thornhill, George : Menefee or Martha Lou : O’Bannon. ■ Have you gotten your seed : for that Quail Food Patch? • See Roxy Clater of Sperry: ville, E. J. Dean of Amiss7 Ville or stop by the office. : You bird hunters should help • with this worthy endeavor sporv '• sored by the Rappahannock Fish and.Game Club. Z
\ Chteter Gap HD Club • The regular monthly meeting ‘ of the Chester Gap Home Demr onstration Club was held in • the Fire Hall last Thursday : night with 8 members present. ; The demonstration on Furni^ : ture Arrangement was given • by Mrs. Harold Davis. :l
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